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My Favourite Faded Fantasy

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Tempo 80 BPM

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Step 1 / 20Position: 1

1 index2 middle3 ring4 pinkyO open

Capo 2 (or sometimes 3 for live performances)
[Chords]
    Am    E/G#  C     F     G     G/G#  G/E   F#m   E
e|--0-----0-----0-----0-----0-----0-----0-----0-----0-----|
B|--1-----1-----1-----1-----3-----3-----3-----0-----0-----|
G|--2-----1-----0-----2-----4-----5-----4-----4/2---1-----|
D|--2-----2-----2-----3-----5-----0-----0-----4-----2-----|
A|--0-----3-----3-----3-----5-----5-----5-----4-----2-----|
E|--x-----x/4---3-----1-----3-----4-----0-----2-----0-----|
[Intro]
Am      E/G#    C       F
[Verse 1]
Am                        E/G#                         C
You could be my favourite taste to touch my tongue
                                              F
I know someone who could serve me love but it wouldn’t fill me up
Am                          E/G#                       C
You could have my favourite face and favourite name
                                              F
I know someone who could play the part but it wouldn’t be the same
[Chorus]
      F
No it wouldn’t be the same
      C
No it wouldn’t be the same
      F                            Am
No it wouldn’t be the same as with you
[Verse 2]
Am                        E/G#                         C
You could be my favourite place I’ve ever been
                                  F
I got lost in your willingness to dream within the dream
Am                        E/G#                         C
You could be my favourite faded fantasy
                            F
I’ve hung my happiness upon what it all could be
[Chorus]
   F
On what it all could be
            C
What it all what it all could be
            F
What it all what it all could be
      C
with you
            F
What it all what it all could be
            C
What it all what it all could be
            F
What it all what it all could be
      Am
with you
[Bridge]
Am      G       G/G# G/E Am  G
F       F#m     G        Am  G
F           E   Am
[Verse 3]
(during this verse you can add a 3 on the A string and 2 on the D string for each of the 
chords to get the deeper sound)
Am                              E/G#                    C
You could hold the secrets that save me from myself
                                      F
I could love you more than love could all the way from hell
Am                        E/G#                          C
You could be my poison my cross my razor blade
                                     F
I could love you more than life if I wasn’t so afraid
[Chorus]
   F
Of what it all could be
            C
What it all what it all could be
            F
What it all what it all could be
     C
with you
            F
What it all what it all could be
            C
What it all what it all could be
            F
What it all what it all could be
     Am
with you
[Bridge]
Am      G       G/G# G/E Am  G
F       F#m     G        Am  G
F           E   Am
[Outro Chords]
    Am    E/G#  G     F#m   F     C     E
e|--x-----x-----x-----x-----x-----x-----x-----|
B|--x-----x-----x-----x-----x-----x-----x-----|
G|--x-----x-----x-----x-----x-----x-----x-----|
D|--x-----x-----x-----x-----x-----x-----x-----|
A|--7-----7-----7/5---5-----5/3---3-----2-----|
E|--5-----4-----3-----2-----1-----0-----0-----|
[Outro]
(Unsure about the lyrics but repeat this pattern until the end finishing on Am)
Am      E/G#    G       F#m     F       C       E

My Favourite Faded Fantasy chords and lyrics

Free chords for My Favourite Faded Fantasy by Damien Rice. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

Capo 2 (or sometimes 3 for live performances)
[Intro]
Am      E/G#    C       F
[Verse 1]
[Chorus]
[Verse 2]
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
Am      G       G/G# G/E Am  G   
F       F#m     G        Am  G   
F           E   Am
[Verse 3]
(during this verse you can add a 3 on the A string and 2 on the D string for each of the 
chords to get the deeper sound)
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
Am      G       G/G# G/E Am  G   
F       F#m     G        Am  G   
F           E   Am
[Outro]
(Unsure about the lyrics but repeat this pattern until the end finishing on Am)
Am      E/G#    G       F#m     F       C       E

My Favourite Faded Fantasy Chords by Damien Rice

Learn how to play My Favourite Faded Fantasy by Damien Rice with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “My Favourite Faded Fantasy chords”, “My Favourite Faded Fantasy guitar chords”, or “Damien Rice My Favourite Faded Fantasy chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy My Favourite Faded Fantasy chords and for experienced players who want accurate My Favourite Faded Fantasy lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include Am, E/G#, C, F, G, G/G#.

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What key is "My Favourite Faded Fantasy" in?

The chords for "My Favourite Faded Fantasy" show the original chord names (including Am, E/G#, C, F, G, G/G#). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.