Autumn Leaves Chords

by Eric Clapton
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Difficulty: intermediate
Tuning: E A D G B E
Key: Bm
Capo: no capo
Author DanielParry1993 [a] 71.
8 contributors total, last edit on Dec 8, 2023
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Chords

Bm
Em7
A7
Dmaj7
Gmaj7
C#m7b5
F#7

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[Intro]
Bm
 
 
Bm             Em7
   The falling leaves
A7             Dmaj7
   Drift by my window
Gmaj7         C#m7b5
   The autumn leaves
F#7           Bm
   Of red and gold
 
 
Bm             Em7
   I see your lips
A7             Dmaj7
   The summer kisses
Gmaj7          C#m7b5
   The sunburned hands
F#7           Bm
   I used to hold
 
 
Bm           C#m7b5
   Since you went away
F#7              Bm
   The days grow long
Bm               Em7
   And soon I'll hear
A7              Dmaj7
   Old winter's song
Dmaj7        C#m7b5
   But I miss you
C#m7b5      F#7
   Most of all
F#7   Bm      Bm
   My Darling
C#m7b5            F#7
   When autumn leaves
F#7         Bm
   Start to fall
 
 
[Instrumental] (x2)
Bm            Em7
A7            Dmaj7
Gmaj7         C#m7b5
F#7           Bm
 
 
Bm           C#m7b5
   Since you went away
F#7              Bm
   The days grow long
Bm               Em7
   And soon I'll hear
A7              Dmaj7
   Old winter's song
Dmaj7        C#m7b5
   But I miss you
C#m7b5      F#7
   Most of all
F#7   Bm      Bm
   My Darling
C#m7b5            F#7
   When autumn leaves
F#7         Bm
   Start to fall
Dmaj7        C#m7b5
   But I miss you
C#m7b5      F#7
   Most of all
F#7   Bm      Bm
   My Darling
C#m7b5            F#7
   When autumn leaves
F#7         Bm
   Start to fall
 
 
[Outro]
Bm            Em7
A7            Dmaj7
Gmaj7         C#m7b5
F#7           Bm
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WoodR
Hi, Great transcription. The only change I would suggest is changing the C#dim to Em6. Let me know what you think? End
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-kingcrimson-
In other words: The first part (Em7 A7 Dmaj7 Gmaj7) is summer The second part (C#m7b5 F#7 Bm) is autumn ;-)
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-kingcrimson-
Wrong the C#dim is a C#m7b5 (build of the seventh tone in major or second in minor). C#ø is NOT dim. The first part (Em7 A7 Dmaj7 Gmaj7) is in D major The second part (C#m7b5 F#7 Bm) is in B harmonic minor
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