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Die Heuwels Fantasties & Spoegwolf – Eggo Chords on Piano & Ukulele

Updated January 8, 2026

ChordsD Em C G

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[Verse 1]
             D
Dit raak nou lank
Em
Histeries gewees
C
Meeste van die tyd
   G
Goddank
          D
Ons het genoeg
       Em
Kan ‘n ander plan maak
C               G
Elders skuiling soek

[Pre-Chorus]
      D
Dis genoeg
       Em
Jy's genoeg
        C
Vat jou hand aan die
      G
ander kant en
         D
As jy al weg is
          Em
Sal ek jou soek

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[Chorus]
             C        G
Is ek net 'n EGGO?
   D     Em
As jy my roep
           C      G
Als net 'n EGGO
          D         Em
Of is dit jy wat my soek
          C          G
Is ek nog hierso?
      D
Of is als
       Em
Net ‘n spieëlbeeld
   C       G     D
'n EGGO
           C
Hoor jy my EGGO?

[Verse 2]
          D
Jy dra my deur
        Em            C
Hierdie wintervallei
                  G
Soos ‘n backbeat
As ek ry
    D             Em
Die angel van die dood
   C        G
Is by my verby
            D
Ek hoor dit weer
       Em                   C
In die skare voor die son
             G
Ek het altyd uitgestaan
     D            Em
Maar nou is ek vermom
C
Nou is ek vermom

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[Chorus]
             C        G
Is ek net 'n EGGO?
   D     Em
As jy my roep
           C      G
Als net 'n EGGO
          D         Em
Of is dit jy wat my soek
          C          G
Is ek nog hierso?
      D
Of is als
       Em
Net ‘n spieëlbeeld
   C       G     D
'n EGGO
           C      G   D   Em
Hoor jy my EGGO?
           C      G   D   C
Hoor jy my EGGO?

How to play Eggo: key, chords and progression

These are the chords for Eggo by Die Heuwels Fantasties & Spoegwolf on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard

Eggo by Die Heuwels Fantasties & Spoegwolf sits in G major (one sharp: F♯), and you need 4 chords to play it: D, Em, C and G.

Most of the song cycles through D – Em – C – G (V – vi – IV – I in G major), a rotation of the “four-chord” pop progression (I–V–vi–IV). In solfa, that is soh – lah – fah – doh. Get these 4 changes smooth and the rest comes quickly.

Beginner-friendly: every chord is an open chord on guitar, so you can play it without a capo or barre chords.