Chordyes

Holiday

Basic Guitar Chords & Lyrics for Holiday by Scorpion

Dm Dm Dm
Asus4 A5




DmLet Me Take You Far Away
You'd CLike A AHoliDmday
DmLet Me Take You Far Away
You'd CLike A AHoliDmday
Exchange The CCold Days For TheDm Sun
GGood Times AndA Fun
DmLet Me Take You Far Away
You'd CLike A 
HAolidDmay Dm7    Dm6    Asus4      A




DmLet Me Take You Far Away
You'd CLike A AHoliDmday
DmLet Me Take You Far Away
You'd CLike A AHoliDmday
Exchange Your CTroubles For SomeDm Love
WherGever YouA Are
DmLet Me Take You Far Away
You'd CLike A 
HAolidDmay Dm7    Dm6    Asus4      A




DmLonging For The Sun Till It Comes
To The CIsland WithouA#t Name
Longing For The DmSun Be Welcome
COn The IslaA#nd Many Miles ADmway From Home
Be WelDmcome On TheC Island WithouA#t Name
Longing For The DmSun Till It Comes
To The CIsland Many 
A#Miles Away FromDm Home
Also available in: C E G A

FAQ

What are the chords for Holiday?

The chords for Holiday are: Dm, Asus4, A5, C, A, G, Dm7, Dm6, A#

What is the original key of Holiday?

The original key is Dm.

What is the difficulty of playing Holiday?

The difficulty level is Intermediate.

Can I play Holiday in another key?

Yes. You can transpose the song to any key using the transpose feature.

Can Holiday be played on an acoustic guitar?

Yes. The chords work for both acoustic and electric guitar.

Can I play Holiday on ukulele?

Chord Holiday can be played on guitar or ukulele using their respective chord shapes.

How many chords are used in Holiday?

Holiday uses 9 chords: Dm, Asus4, A5, C, A, G, Dm7, Dm6, A#

What is the easiest way to play Holiday?

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 Holiday released in?

Holiday was released in the 1970s. See more 1970s songs here

Are there easier chord versions for Holiday?

Yes. Tap the Simplify button to switch Holiday to beginner-friendly chords - it drops advanced extensions like maj7, m7, and 9ths without changing the song's key or progression.

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