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Are You Lonesome Tonight

This song by Elvis Presley is in C.
The G7 at the end of Part 3b is to bring the song back to Part 1a, i.e., you only play the G7 if you repeat the song.

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These are the “cheat” chords I played…
Part 1a: CM7 - Em - Am
Part 1b: C - C7 - F
Part 1c: G7 - G7/D - G7 - Dm7
Part 1d: Dm7/G - CM7
Part 2a: C7 - F
Part 2b: D7 - G7
Part 3a: CM7 - Em - Dm7 - D7
Part 3b: Dm7 - G7 - CM7 (- G7)


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Seven Spanish Angels

This song by Ray Charles and Willie Nelson begins in F, and later modulated to F#.
Notice that Part 3 and Part 4 are played in F#.
The C#7 at the end of Part 2b is a chord to bring the key to F#.

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These are the “cheat” chords I played…
Part 1: F - C7 - C7 - F
Part 2a: F - F7 - Bb - (Eb/Bb - Bb)
Part 2b: Bb - F - C7 - F - C#7
Part 3: F# - C#7 - C#7 - F#
Part 4a: F# - F#7 - B - (E/B - B)
Part 4b: B - F# - C#7 - F#


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This song by Foreigner is in F#.

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These are the “cheat” chords I played…
Part 1: D#m7 - C#/F - F# - B - D#m7
Part 2a: F# - G#m7 - C#/G# - G#m7
Part 2b: C#/G# - G#m7 (repeat several times)
Part 2c: B - F#/A# - G#m7 - F# - B/C#
Part 3: F# - C# - G#m7 - C#


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Koisuru Otome

This song by Ikimono Gakari is in E.

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These are the “cheat” chords I played…
Part 1a: E - A2 - B4 - E - B/D# - C#m7 - A2 - F#m7 - B4 - B
Part 1b: E - A2 - B4 - E - B/D# - C#m7 - A2 - F#m7 - B4 - E
Part 2a: C#m7 - A2 - E - G#4 - G#
Part 2b: C#m7 - A2 - F#m7 - B4 - B
Part 2c: C#m7 - F#m7 - B4 - B
Part 3: A2 - E - B - C#m7


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Stranded

擱淺 by 周杰倫

This song by Jay Chou is in F, except the interlude (Part 4), which is in Ab.

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These are the “cheat” chords I played…
Part 1: F - A7 - Dm7 - Dm7/C - Bb - Am7 - Dm7 - Gm7 - Bb/C - C
Part 2: Em7 - A7 - Dm7 - Dm/C - G7/B - Bb/C - C - F/A
Part 3a: Bb - C/Bb - Am7 - Dm7 - Gm7 - Bb/C - F - F/A
Part 3b: Bb - C/Bb - A4 - A7/C# - Dm7 - Gm7 - Bb/C - F
Part 4: Ab - Eb - C/E - Fm7 - Db - Db/Eb - Eb - Bb/C - C


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