Harmony

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Ebm* = Ebm(b6), Eb minor with the addition of the minor 6th, C-flat.
(This chord name isn't recognised on the site and C-flat doesn't currently display either).
It's also equivalent to C-flat major 7 with Eb in the bass.
Possible voicings:
x68x77, 68877 or xx1302
or without Eb in the bass:
xx8877 or 66444x
[Verse 1]
Ebm* Db  
Hello, baby hello. Haven't seen your face for a while.
Abm   Gb  Ebm* Bb7  
Have you quit doing time for me or are you still the same spoiled child?
Ebm* Db  
Hello, I said hello. Is this the only place you thought to go?
AbmAm I the only man Gbyou ever had?
Or Ebmam I just the last surBb7viving friend, that Ebyou knoAbw oh oh oh Bb7ohhhhhhh.
[Chorus]
FmHarmony and Bb7me, we're Ebpretty good compaCmny.Cm7  
FmLooking for an Bb7island in our Ebboat upon the sea.
FmHarmony, gBb7ee I really love you and I Ebwanna love you forCmever.Cm7  
And Fmdream of never Bb7never never leaving Ebharmony.
[Verse 2]
Ebm* Db  
Hello, baby hello. Open up your heart and let your feelings flow.
AbmYou're not unlucky kGbnowing me, Ebmkeeping the speed real sBb7low.
In Gbany case I set my oDbwn pace by stealing the sBb7how.
Bb7sus4Say helloBb7, helEblo ahhAbhh ah ah ah Bb7ohhhhh.
[Chorus]
FmHarmony and Bb7me, we're Ebpretty good compaCmny.Cm7  
FmLooking for an Bb7island in our Ebboat upon the sea.
FmHarmony, gBb7ee I really love you and I Ebwanna love you forCmever.Cm7  
And Fmdream of never Bb7never never leaving Ebharmony.
[Outro]
Eb/DEver leaving CmHarmony.Cm/Bb  Cm/G  
AbHarmony, G7Harmony, Fm7Harmony, Gbmaj7Harmony,
Ab7Harmony, Ebm9Harmony, Ab6Harmony ahhhh Ebahhhhhh.
All chords in this song (20)

The story behind the song

"Harmony" tells the story of a lover's return after a long time apart. The lyrics capture the singer's complex feelings, as he wonders if he's merely a last resort, yet still expresses his unwavering love. While the words convey optimism, the music itself hints at a deeper, possibly fleeting happiness, even being described as a "dirge of despair" that still manages to soar with hope. This song, the final track on the 1973 album Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, explores the fragile balance between hope and underlying doubt in reunion. At its heart, it plays like a bittersweet embrace of love despite lingering uncertainties.

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About Harmony Chords by Elton John

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