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Feel free to throw in a seventh chord occasionally, it will sound marvelous!
Additionally, the first chord in the first bars of the choruses is an E major, if anyone wants to play it.
Hints:
C6/9 consists of C, D, G and A
Dsus4 consists of D, G and A
[Intro]
C6/9 Dsus4 C6/9 Dsus4 Em7
[Verse 1]
EmMiraa ga utsushidasu Dmaboroshi wo
CKi ni shinagara itsu Amno mani ka sokudo
AGgeteru no saG/F#  
EmDoko e itte mo ii to Diwareru to
HaCnpa na ganbou ni wa Amhyoushiki mo zenbu
GHaiiro da
DHonoo Emno yuraDmeki,
KoyoCi mo yume wo eGgaku
G/F#Anata Emno fudeDsaki,
KaBmwaite imasen Bka
[Chorus 1]
Aoi C7sora ga mienu Bnara aoi kasa GhirogeteEm  D  
CIi ja nai Dka, kyanbaGsu wa Ckimi no moEno
Shiroi C7hata wa akiraBmeta toki ni dake kaGzasu noEm  D  
CIma wa makka Dni,
Sasou Gtougyuushi Cno you Eni
[Instrumental]
C6/9 Dsus4 C6/9 Dsus4 Em7
[Verse 2]
EmKaraa mo iro aseru Dkeikoutou no moto
CShirokuro no chesuboodo Amno ue de kimi ni Gdeatta
DBokura Emwa hitoDtoki mayoCi nagara yoriGsotte
G/F#ArekaEmra hitoDtsuki Bmoboete imasu Bka
[Chorus 2]
Orenji C7iro no yuuhi Bwo tonari de miteru Gdake deEm  D  
YoCkatta no ni Dna,
'Kuchi wa GwazawaCi no moEto'
Kuroi C7fuku wa shisha ni Binoru
Toki ni dake Gkiru noEm  D  
CWazato makka Dni nokoshiGta ruuCju no aEto
[Chorus 3]
Mou jibun ni wa C7yume no
Nai e Bshika egakenai to Giu naraEm  D  
CNuritsubushite Dyo,
KyanbaGsu wo naCndo deEmo
Shiroi C7hata wa akiraBmeta toki ni dake kaGzasu noEm  D  
CIma no watashi Dwa anata Gno shiraCnai Eiro
[Outro] 
C6/9 Dsus4 C6/9 Dsus4 Em7

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Colors

by Utada Hikaru

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

C6/9

Dsus4

Em7

G/F#

Feel free to throw in a seventh chord occasionally, it will sound marvelous!

Additionally, the first chord in the first bars of the choruses is an E major, if anyone wants to play it.

Hints:

C6/9 consists of C, D, G and A

Dsus4 consists of D, G and A

[Intro]

C6/9 Dsus4 C6/9 Dsus4 Em7

[Verse 1]

Em D

Miraa ga utsushidasu maboroshi wo

C Am

Ki ni shinagara itsu no mani ka sokudo

G G/F#

Ageteru no sa

Em D

Doko e itte mo ii to iwareru to

C Am

Hanpa na ganbou ni wa hyoushiki mo zenbu

Haiiro da

D Em D

Honoo no yurameki,

C G

Koyoi mo yume wo egaku

G/F# Em D

Anata no fudesaki,

Bm B

Kawaite imasen ka

[Chorus 1]

C7 B G Em D

Aoi sora ga mienu nara aoi kasa hirogete

C D G C E

Ii ja nai ka, kyanbasu wa kimi no mono

C7 B G Em D

Shiroi hata wa akirameta toki ni dake kazasu no

C D

Ima wa makka ni,

G C E

Sasou tougyuushi no you ni

[Instrumental]

C6/9 Dsus4 C6/9 Dsus4 Em7

[Verse 2]

Em D

Karaa mo iro aseru keikoutou no moto

C Am G

Shirokuro no chesuboodo no ue de kimi ni deatta

D Em D C G

Bokura wa hitotoki mayoi nagara yorisotte

G/F# Em D Bm B

Arekara hitotsuki oboete imasu ka

[Chorus 2]

C7 B G Em D

Orenji iro no yuuhi wo tonari de miteru dake de

C D

Yokatta no ni na,

G C E

'Kuchi wa wazawai no moto'

C7 B

Kuroi fuku wa shisha ni inoru

G Em D

Toki ni dake kiru no

C D G C E

Wazato makka ni nokoshita ruuju no ato

[Chorus 3]

Mou jibun ni wa yume no

B G Em D

Nai e shika egakenai to iu nara

C D

Nuritsubushite yo,

G C E

Kyanbasu wo nando demo

C7 B G Em D

Shiroi hata wa akirameta toki ni dake kazasu no

C D G C E

Ima no watashi wa anata no shiranai iro

[Outro]

C6/9 Dsus4 C6/9 Dsus4 Em7

About Colors Chords by Utada Hikaru

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FAQ — Colors by Utada Hikaru

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Is "Colors" easy to play on guitar?

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What key is "Colors" in?

The chords for "Colors" show the original chord names (including E, C6, C, D, G, A). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.