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Dance Cadaverous

Wayne Shorter

Key: CTime: 3/4Feel: Waltz

Chord progression

AbM7
AbM7
AbM7
AbM7
A7sus
A7sus
A7b9#5
A7b9#5
A
BmM7
BmM7
CmM7
CmM7
C#ø7
C#ø7
F#7b9
F#7b9
BmM7
BmM7
CmM7
CmM7
C#m7
C#m7
F#7sus
F#7
GM7
GM7
C13#11
C13#11
C7alt
C7alt/Ab
Abm11
Abm11
Fø7
Fø7
Bb7#9#5
Bb7#9#5
Bbm7
Bbm7
C#ø7
F#7b9
B
BmM7
BmM7
CmM7
CmM7
C#ø7
C#ø7
F#7b9
F#7b9
BmM7/D
BmM7/D
Am7/D
D7
GM7#5
GM7#5/F#
Em7
Em7/D
C#ø7
C#ø7
C13#11
C13#11
C7alt
C7alt/Ab
Abm11
Abm11
G7sus
G7sus
C#ø7
F#7b9
CM7#11
CM7#11
CM7#11
CM7#11

Chord progressions sourced from community-uploaded data for educational practice. Used in good faith for learning purposes.

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