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Unforgettable

Aretha Franklin

R&B / SoulAdvanced for beginners18 chords

How to play it

Fingering diagrams for the shapes in this song. × = don't play, ○ = open string.

D××○
Bm7Diagram coming soon
Em7○○○○○
A7×○○○
FdimDiagram coming soon
G○○○
E7○○○○
C×○○
Cm7Diagram coming soon
A9Diagram coming soon
Am7×○○○
E9Diagram coming soon
GmDiagram coming soon
CmDiagram coming soon
D7××○
GdimDiagram coming soon
D9Diagram coming soon
G6Diagram coming soon

Chords & lyrics

Chord names sit directly above the word where you change.

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              Intro: D Bm7 Em7 A7/13 
 
D                                           Fdim 
Unforgettable that's what you are 
G                                               E7  Bm5-/7 Fdim E7 
Unforgettable, though near or far 
 C                   Cm7 
Like a song of love that clings to me 
 G                             Dm6                     E7 
How the thought of you does things to me. 
  A9                       Am7                  A7   A7/13- 
Never before, has someone been more 
D                                    Fdim 
Unforgettable in ev'ry way; 
G                                   E9   Bm5-/7   Gm E9 
And forevermore, that's how you'll stay 
  C                  Cm  
That's why, Darling, it's incredible 
  G       Dm6    E7 
That someone so unforgettable 
A7               D7              G    Gdim   Am7  D7  Em7 A7 
Thinks that I am unforgettable, too 
 
Interlude: D Fdim G E7 Bm5-/7 Fdim E7 C Cm7 G Dm6 E7 A9 Am7 A7 A7/13- 
 
D                                    Fdim 
Unforgettable in ev'ry way 
G                                   E9   Bm5-/7   Gm E9 
And forevermore, that's how you'll stay 
  C                  Cm  
That's why, Darling, it's incredible 
  G       Dm6    E7 
That someone so unforgettable 
   A7            D7              G    Gdim    Am7 D9 G6 
Thinks that I am unforgettable, too

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Chord set

D · Bm7 · Em7 · A7 · Fdim · G · E7 · C · Cm7 · A9 · Am7 · E9 · Gm · Cm · D7 · Gdim · D9 · G6

Practice tip

Loop the first two chords slowly until the change is clean, then add the rest.