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Eye Of The Tiger Chords

Learn to play “Eye Of The Tiger” by Survivor on guitar — played in the key of Am, using Am, F, G and Dm. It's an intermediate arrangement — a nice step up as you improve. Use the interactive player to transpose to your vocal range, add a capo, and autoscroll hands-free while you strum.

Chords:AmFGDmCEm7

Chords for Eye Of The Tiger

Key: BBPM: 90Difficulty: Intermediate

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Am F

Risin up, back on the street,

G Am

Did my time, took my chances.

Am F

Went the distance, now Im back on my feet,

G Am

Just a man and his will to survive.

Am F

So many times, it happens too fast,

G Am

You change your passion for glory

Am F

Dont lose your grip on the dreams of the past,

G Am

You must fight just to keep them alive:

G Am Dm

Its the eye of the tiger,

C G

its the thrill of the fight

Dm Am G

Rising up to the challenge of our ri - val.

And the last known survivor

C G

stalks his prey in the night,

Dm Em7 F C Am

& hes watchin us all with the eye of the tiger

Am F

Face to face, out in the heat,

G Am

Hangin tough, stayin hungry.

Am F

They stack the odds, still we take to the street,

G Am

For we kill with the skill to survive.

G Am Dm

Its the eye of the tiger,

C G

its the thrill of the fight

Dm Am G

Rising up to the challenge of our ri - val.

And the last known survivor stalks

C G

his prey in the night,

Dm Em7 F C Am

& hes watchin us all with the eye of the tiger

Am F

Risin up, straight to the top,

G Am

Had the guts, got the glory.

Am F

Went the distance, now Im not gonna stop,

G Am

Just a man and his will to survive.

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About Eye Of The Tiger

Survivor's “Eye Of The Tiger” is a popular track that guitarists love to cover. This arrangement uses 6 chords — Am, F, G, Dm, C and Em7 — with the progression centred on Am, F and G. It's a rewarding play once you're comfortable with open chords and basic transitions. Hover or tap any chord above to see its fingering, change the key with the transpose buttons, or set a capo to match the original recording.