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Key
C
Difficulty
Beginner
Capo
None
Chords
C · Em · G · Am · F
Still the Same Chords – Guitar
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Key
C
Difficulty
Beginner
Tuning
G-C-E-A
Chords
C · Em · G · Am · F
Still the Same Chords – Ukulele
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Key
C
Difficulty
Beginner
Left Hand
Root notes
Chords
C · Em · G · Am · F
Still the Same Chords – Piano
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Key
C
Difficulty
Beginner
Tuning
gDGBD (Open G)
Chords
C · Em · G · Am · F
Still the Same Chords – Banjo
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Key
C
Difficulty
Beginner
Tuning
G-D-A-E
Chords
C · Em · G · Am · F
Still the Same Chords – Mandolin
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Key
C
Difficulty
Beginner
Harp Key
C Diatonic
Chords
C · Em · G · Am · F
Still the Same Chords – Harmonica
Bob Seger’s classic rock anthem about a charismatic, unchanging gambler. Beginner difficulty in the key of C.
Rock Ballad Strum (4/4 Time)
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Tip: Use a light touch on the strings for the verses to match the storytelling feel.
Chords & Structure
Full Song
Verse 1
C – G
Am
F – C
G
C
Chorus
F – C
G – C
F – C
G – C
Verse 2
C – G
Am
F – C
G
C
Chorus
F – C
G – C
F – C
G – C
Bridge
F – C
G – C
F – C
G – C
F – G
C
Verse 3
C – G
Am
F – C
G
C
Chorus
F – C
G – C
F – C
G – C
Outro
F – C
G – C
F – C
G – C
F – C
G – C
F – C
G – C
Practice tip: The chord progression C, G, Am, F, C, G, C is used throughout the verses; practice this sequence slowly until it becomes fluid.
Frequently Asked Questions
What chords do you need to play "Still the Same"?
You need 5 beginner-friendly chords: C, Em, G, Am and F.
Is "Still the Same" easy to play on guitar?
It is rated beginner and uses only 5 chords in the key of C, making it a good choice for players at that level.
What key is "Still the Same" in?
It is in the key of C.
Who wrote "Still the Same"?
It was written by Bob Seger, and released in 1978.