before changing to a B minor6 chord, which erodes the impression of E being the tonic, but then further chords lead us back to E. This rising progression (F#M/F#M7/B7/A) solidifies us on E ...

and the fact that the last chord in the phrase is actually a Csus2 ... effectively creating an F#m > BMaj6 > F#m7 > BMaj6 progression. But be careful what you do - don’t go around playing ...

Acorde de Beauty And The Beast (Featuring Peabo Bryson) de Celine Dion. Beauty And The Beast (Featuring Peabo Bryson) chord.

Acorde de Everybody Loves Somebody (With Instrumental Quartet) de Dean Martin. Everybody Loves Somebody (With Instrumental ...

This rising progression (F#M/F#M7/B7/A) solidifies us on E, before the song’s (beautiful) refrain - ‘God only knows what I’d be without you’ - seems to revert back to A major, and a sense of ...