Pattern For Intro, Verse1 And Verse3 (Same Pattern And Chords For Interlude And Verse2, But Use Higher Voicings) Even Though There Are The Notes F#, B, D In The Second Half Of The Fourth Bar, Which Together Would Imply An Bm/F# Chord, You Can Also Play F#M, If You Play Strumming Chords. It Sounds Good Due To It's Dominant Function. The F# In The Bass Of The Original Pattern Suggests That The Dominant Function Might Be Wanted. D And B Are Rather Pedal Tones Pattern For Pre-Chorus 1 (Same Pattern And Chords For Interlude And Verse2, But Use Higher Voicings) This Is The Original Pattern. There Is Only The Note A In The Last Bar Of This Part. Use An A Chord Here Instead Of Repeating Dmaj7No3/A. Just Turn D To E On The D String To Achieve That. Chords : Dadd4* x0022x Dadd4 x00220 Cadd9 320005 Intro Em Dadd4* C Am7 Em/B Em Dadd4* C Am7 Em/B Verse 1 EmI've Been Walking In The Dadd4Sea Been Passing Through The CDeeps Waves Crashing Around Am7Me Em/B EmYou're The One Who Brought Dadd4Me Here Said Step Into The CFeel Don't Stop And You'll BeAm7lieveEm/B Pre-Chorus 1 I CWish That I Could Find A Way Dadd4Around But CThrough The Water You Have Made Dry Dadd4Ground D Chorus 1 Em Lord Anchor Me Dadd4 Dont Let Me Sink Cadd9 Down In The Deeps Cadd9 Gsus2/D Em Help Me Believe Dadd4 When I Cant See Cadd9 You're Here With Me DOh-O Interlude EmOh Dadd4 C Am7 Em/B Em Dadd4* C Am7 Em/B Verse 2 EmI've Been Walking Through The Dadd4Night Fire Glowing In My EyCes Fighting Shadows With ThiAm7s LightEm/B EmYou're The Flame That's Guiding Dadd4Me A Lamp Unto My CFeet I'll Follow Where YouAm7 Lead Em/B Pre-Chorus 2 I CWish That I Could See The RoaDadd4d Ahead But CYou Have Always Led Me SteDadd4p By Step D Chorus 2 Em Lord Anchor Me Dadd4 Dont Let Me Sink Cadd9 Down In The Deeps Cadd9 Gsus2/D Em Help Me Believe Dadd4 When I Cant See Cadd9 You're Here With Me Em Lord Anchor Me Dadd4 Dont Let Me Sink Cadd9 Down In The Deeps Cadd9 Gsus2/D Em Help Me Believe Dadd4 When I Cant See Cadd9 You're Here With Me DOh Bridge And Cmaj7I Will Battle Whats Unknown By Dadd9Giving Back All Of Control To You Em And Cmaj7I Will Wage This Fight Of Faith BeDadd9lieving Every Word You Say Is True Em And Cmaj7I Will Battle Whats Unknown By Dadd9Giving Back All Of Control To You Em And CI Will Wage This Fight Of Faith BeDlieving Every Word You Say Is True Em D C Verse 3 EmI've Been Walking In The Dadd4Sea Been Passing Through The CDeeps Waves Crashing Around Am7Me Em/B EmYou're The One Who Brought Dadd4Me Here Said Step Into The CFeel Don't Stop And You'll BeAm7lieveEm/B Em
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What are the chords for The Deeps?
The chords for The Deeps are: Dadd4, Cadd9, Em, C, Am7, Em/B, D, Gsus2/D, Cmaj7, Dadd9
What is the original key of The Deeps?
The original key is Aadd4.
What is the difficulty of playing The Deeps?
The difficulty level is Advanced.
Can I play The Deeps in another key?
Yes. You can transpose the song to any key using the transpose feature.
Can The Deeps be played on an acoustic guitar?
Yes. The chords work for both acoustic and electric guitar.
Can I play The Deeps on ukulele?
Chord The Deeps can be played on guitar or ukulele using their respective chord shapes.
How many chords are used in The Deeps?
The Deeps uses 10 chords: Dadd4, Cadd9, Em, C, Am7, Em/B, D, Gsus2/D, Cmaj7, Dadd9
What is the easiest way to play The Deeps?
You can use the transpose feature to change the key to one that better matches your vocal range or uses easier chord shapes.
What decade was The Deeps released in?
The Deeps was released in the 2020s. See more 2020s songs here
Are there easier chord versions for The Deeps?
Yes. Tap the Simplify button to switch The Deeps to beginner-friendly chords - it drops advanced extensions like maj7, m7, and 9ths without changing the song's key or progression.