PinkPantheress – All my friends know Chords on Piano & Ukulele

PinkPantheress – All my friends know Chords on Piano & Ukulele

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ChordsAM7DM7

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[Intro]
AM7   DM7
AM7   DM7

[Verse 1]
AM7
Did you ever want me?
No worries if not
              DM7
It's just that I, I told my mom,
she thinks we're still going strong
              AM7
She knows that I,
I stay fond of you
That she can't ignore
          DM7
How every day she knocks but
I don't answer my door
AM7
Every time I look outside my house,
                        DM7
I try to make myself believe
(I can look at nature and
feel good again)
AM7
She just called and texted
to say I want to talk
                      DM7
but I'm too scared to meet
(Is that why you think
the worst of me?)

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[Chorus]
    AM7
You say we'll make up

Why'd you say that?
DM7
Why'd you break up?
('Cause I never got to
teach myself at all)
AM7
How to not show
Myself let go?
DM7
All my friends know

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[Verse 2]
AM7
Even when you broke my heart
Now we're living worlds apart
DM7
Now I thought you said I'm smart
(Never got to teach myself at all)
AM7
Now that all that's done and said
I see all the time I spent
DM7
Not talking to my best friend
'Cause I thought the worst of me

[Outro]
AM7    DM7
AM7    DM7

How to play All my friends know: key, chords and progression

These are the chords for All my friends know by PinkPantheress on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard

All my friends know by PinkPantheress uses 2 chords: AM7 and DM7.

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

Chord diagrams

Amaj7 chord on guitar (x02120)
Amaj7A C♯ E G♯
Dmaj7 chord on guitar (xx0222)
Dmaj7D F♯ A C♯

All my friends know chords: questions

What chords are in All my friends know?

All my friends know uses 2 chords: AM7, DM7.

Is All my friends know easy to play on guitar?

Yes. Every chord is an open chord, so it suits beginners.

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