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Harry Styles – Music For A Sushi Restaurant Chords on Piano & Ukulele

Updated January 8, 2026

ChordsD C B Bb

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[Intro]
D
D C B
Bb
  (Mine, mine, mine, mine, mine, mine)

[Verse 1]
D
Green eyes, fried rice
D
I could cook an egg on you
D
Late night, game time
D
Coffee on the stove, yeah
D
You're sweet ice cream
D
But you could use a flake or two
D
Blue bubblegum twisted
round your tongue

[Pre-Chorus]
D
I don't want you to get lost
D
I don't want you to go broke
       D
I want you

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[Chorus]
D
It's 'cause I love you, babe
D
In every kind of way
D
Just a little taste
D
You know I love you, baby

[Instrumental]
D C B Bb
D C B Bb
D

[Verse 2]
D
"Excuse me, a green tea?"
D
Music for a sushi restaurant
D
From ice on rice
D
Music for a sushi restaurant
D
Music for a sushi restaurant
D
Music for whatever you want

[Pre-Chorus]
D
I'm not going to get lost
D
I'm not going to go broke
        D
Staying cool

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[Chorus]
You know I love you, babe

[Instrumental]
D C B Bb
D C B Bb
D

[Bridge]
       C             B
If the stars were edible
        Bb                    D
And our hearts were never full
         C                B
Could we live with just a taste?
       Bb
Just a taste

[Chorus]
D
 It's 'cause I love you, babe
C
 In every kind of way
B
 Just a little taste
Bb
  You know I love you, baby

[Outro]
D C B Bb
D C B Bb
D

How to play Music For A Sushi Restaurant: key, chords and progression

These are the chords for Music For A Sushi Restaurant by Harry Styles on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard

To play Music For A Sushi Restaurant by Harry Styles, think in G major (one sharp: F♯). It takes 4 chords: D, C, B and Bb.

The backbone of the song is D – C – B – Bb (V – IV – III – ♭III in G major). Practise these 4 changes until they feel natural and you can play most of it.

Good to know: B and Bb are played as barre or movable shapes on guitar. Practise the change into them slowly; on piano and ukulele the same chords are easier.