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Snowflakes Chords
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Snowflakes Song Info
Artist and Song: | Ed Sheeran - Snowflakes |
Album: | + |
Genre: | Pop |
Year: | 2011 |
Difficulty: | Easy |
Tuning: | G C E A |
Key: | Am |
Chords: | [Am], [C], [F], [G] |
Strumming: | D - DU - UDU |
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Chords & Strumming Pattern of Ed Sheeran - Snowflakes
Snowflakes is a song by Pop artist Ed Sheeran. It was released in 2011 on the album, titled "+". D - DU - UDU is the suggested strumming pattern for Snowflakes. [Am], [C], [F], [G] are the guitar chords for playing Snowflakes with the original key (Am) on guitar.Who Sings Snowflakes?
Snowflakes is a song by Ed Sheeran. It was first released on their "+" album in 2011.
What Are The Guitar Chords Of Snowflakes?
In order to play the song Snowflakes on the guitar, you will need to use [Am], [C], [F], [G] chords in order to play in original key (Am).
How Do You Strum Snowflakes On Guitar?
Snowflakes strumming pattern is D - DU - UDU. For those who find the suggested pattern too complex, an alternative pattern is D (down) strumming.