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Train piano songs
16 songs by Train, each opened like a recipe: the chords, what each hand plays and how it ends. Mostly played as pop piano, rock piano and stride piano.
Every Train song
- Angel In Blue JeansC major · 4/4 · vi–I–V–IV
- Hey, Soul SisterE major · 4/4 · I–V–vi–IV
- ParachuteEb major · 4/4 · IVsus–vi–V–IVsus
- Brick By BrickD major · 4/4 · I–IVsus–Vsus–V
- Bulletproof PicassoG major · 4/4 · IV–I–V–vi
- Counting AirplanesBb major · 4/4 · I–Isus–I–Isus
- Feels Good At FirstG major · 4/4 · IVsus–I–Vsus–I5
- I Got YouG major · 2/2 · I5–ii–IV5–I5
- I'm About To Come AliveF major · 4/4 · I–IV–I–IV
- If It's LoveG major · 4/4 · I5–V–vi–IVsus
- Lincoln AvenueC major · 4/4 · I–ii–I–ii
- Ordinary (from Spider-Man 2)C major · 4/4 · I5–bVIsus–bVII5–I5
- Save The DayEb major · 4/4 · vi–iii–ii–IV
- Sing TogetherC major · 4/4 · I5–iii–vi–IV
- This'll Be My YearD major · 4/4 · I5–V5–IV5–I5
- You Already Know (No, No, No)F major · 4/4 · Isus–I–Isus–I
How Train is played
Questions about Train on piano
What are the easiest Train songs to play on piano?
Start with Angel In Blue Jeans, Parachute and Brick By Brick: their left hands are easy patterns, and the chords repeat.
What keys are Train songs in?
Most often C major, G major and Eb major.
Which chord progressions do Train songs use?
vi–I–V–IV, I–V–vi–IV and IV–I–V–vi come up most: learn them and many of these songs are within reach.