Annies Song chords
by John Denver
- Annies Song was written by John Denver - singer songwriter, record producer, actor, activist and humanitarian.
- Released: June, 1974
- Album: Back Home Again
- Music: Original Key of D Major in 3/4 time at ~146 bpm (♩)
- Vocal Range: F#4 - E5
- Chords: D, Dsus4, D/C#, D/B, D/A, G, A, A7, Bm, F#m, Em
Chart Legend
Numbered Circles: Fingers used to play chords O: Optional Note
Barre Line: One finger holds down multiple strings R: Root Note
Unmarked strings: Play open X: Don't play string B: Bass Note
Barre Line: One finger holds down multiple strings R: Root Note
Unmarked strings: Play open X: Don't play string B: Bass Note






















Annies Song
Intro: 3/4 ‖ D | Dsus4 | D | Dsus4 | D | Dsus4 | D ‖ Dsus4 G A Bm G D D/C# D/B 1. You fill up my sen-ses Like a night in the for-est, D/A G F#m Em G A7 Like the moun-tains in spring-time Like a walk in the rain, G A Bm G D D/C# D/B Like a storm in the des-ert Like a sleep-y blue o-cean, D/A G F#m Em A7 D | Dsus4 | D | You fill up my sen-ses Come fill me a-gain. Dsus4 G A Bm G D D/C# D/B 2. Come let me love you Let me give my life to you, D/A G F#m Em G A7 Let me drown in your laugh-ter Let me die in your arms, G A Bm G D D/C# D/B Let me lay down be-side you Let me al-ways be with you, D/A G F#m Em A7 D | Dsus4 | D | Come let me love you Come love me a-gain. Instr: | Dsus4 | G | A | Bm | G | D | D/C# | D/B | | D/A | G | F#m | Em | G | A7 | A7 | A7 | | A7 | G | A | Bm | G | D | D/C# | D/B | Let me give my life to you, D/A G F#m Em A7 D | Dsus4 | D | Come let me love you Come love me a-gain. Dsus4 G A Bm G D D/C# D/B 3. You fill up my sen-ses Like a night in the for-est, D/A G F#m Em G A7 Like the moun-tains in spring-time Like a walk in the rain, G A Bm G D D/C# D/B Like a storm in the des-ert Like a sleep-y blue o-cean, D/A G F#m Em A7 D | Dsus4 | You fill up my sen-ses Come fill me a-gain. 𝄐 ‖ D | Dsus4 | D | Dsus4 | D ‖
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Notes:
- With the transition from D/C# to D/B, it is much easier to use the 4th finger to play the bass notes with a smooth transition from chord to chord.
- Technically, the minute you move your first finger to play the D/B chord, the A note becomes G due to the exposed open string. You are actually playing Dsus4/B but it still sounds fine.
- D/B in its true form requires a complete shift of all fingers which can be a little awkward in this case... the choice is yours.
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