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Colton Dawson – Youre Gonna Be Mine Chords on Piano & Ukulele

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[Intro]
   D      D      Em7    Em7

[Verse 1]
   D
If there's one thing I know
Em7
Most things come and go
Asus4    A                       D
Not much ever beats the hands of time
D
Spring turns into fall
     Em7
It's here and then it's gone
Asus4     A                              D
Just like everything else except you and I

[Chorus 1]
D/F#               G
    As long as the waves crash on the shore
          Gm
I'm gonna love you more and more
D          A/C#           Bm7
Every day 'till the end of   time
               Em7              A
As long as the stars are in the sky
                D
You're gonna be mine.

[Interlude]
(D)     D     Em7      Asus4    A

[Verse 2]
     D
Some people change their minds
     Em7
Give up and say goodbye
         Asus4         A      Asus4       D
And just walk away without a second thought
    D
But when it comes to me
      Em7
Right here is where I'll be
       A                                D
'Cause girl, I swear without you I'd be lost

[Chorus 2]
D/F#               G
    As long as the waves crash on the shore
          Gm
I'm gonna love you more and more
D          A/C#           Bm7
Every day 'till the end of...time
               Em7              A
As long as the stars are in the sky
                G
You're gonna be mine

[Instrumental]
(G)   D/F#    D/F#    Em7  A/C#

[Chorus 3]
D/F#               G
    As long as the waves crash on the shore
          Gm
I'm gonna love you more and more
D          A/C#           Bm7
Every day 'till the end of...time
               Em7              A
As long as the stars are in the sky
              Em7           Asus4    A
As long as forever's end of time
                D
You're gonna be mine

[Outro]
 (D)    D     Em7    Em7

How to play Youre Gonna Be Mine: key, chords and progression

Youre Gonna Be Mine by Colton Dawson is written in D major (two sharps: F♯, C♯) and moves through 9 chords: D, Em7, Asus4, A, D/F#, G, Gm, A/C# and Bm7.

Listen for D – Em7 – Asus4 – A (I – ii7 – Vsus4 – V in D major): the song comes back to it again and again. In solfa, that is doh – reh – soh – soh. Once these 4 changes are comfortable, most of the song is done.

Good to know: Gm and Bm7 are the tricky part on guitar (barre or movable shapes). Slow the change down until it is clean; on piano and ukulele they are simpler.