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Listen To Your Heart Chords

Here are the chords for “Listen To Your Heart” by Roxette — in the key of Bm (Bm, G, A and D). It's an easy, beginner-friendly arrangement using common open chords. Use the interactive player to transpose to your vocal range, add a capo, and autoscroll hands-free while you strum.

Chords:BmGAD

Chords for Listen To Your Heart

Key: BBPM: 90Difficulty: Easy

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IBmknow there'sGsomething

inAthe wake ofBmyour smileBm.

IBmget a notionGfrom the

Alook in yourBmeyes, yea.

You'veBmbuilt a love

Gbut thatAlove falls apartBm.

Your little piece ofGheaven turns too darkA.

Listen to your heartBm..G

when he's callingDfor youA.

Listen to your heartBm..G

there's nothingDelse you can doA.

I don'tDknow where you're goingA

andBmI don't know whyD,

but listen to your heartBm..G

Abefore u tell him goodbyeBm..G..A..Bm

BmSometimes youGwonder

if thisAfight is worthwhileBm.

The preciousBmmoments

Gare all lostAin theBmtide, yea.Bm

BmThey're swept awayG

and nothingAis what isBmseems,

the feeling ofGbelonging to yourAdreams.

Listen to your heartBm..G

when he's callingDfor youA.

Listen to your heartBm..G

there's nothingDelse you can doA.

I don'tDknow where you're goingA

andBmI don't know whyD,

but listen to your heartBm..G

Abefore u tell him goodbyeBm..G..A..Bm

DAnd there are voices that want to be heard.

SoBmmuch to mention but u cant find the words.

TheAscent of magic,

the beautyGthat's been

whenAlove was wilder than theGwind.

Listen to your heartBm..G

when he's callingDfor youA.

Listen to your heartBm..G

there's nothingDelse you can doA.

I don'tDknow where you're goingA

andBmI don't know whyD,

but listen to your heartBm..G

Abefore you tell him goodbye

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About Listen To Your Heart

“Listen To Your Heart” by Roxette is a popular song that sits comfortably on acoustic guitar. This arrangement uses 4 chords — Bm, G, A and D — with the progression centred on Bm, G and A. Because it sticks to common open shapes, it's a great choice for beginners and campfire sing-alongs. 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.