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Free Fallin'

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Tom Petty

Full Moon Fever (1989)rockTop 5%4:19SpotifyYouTubeApple Music
Key: A majorTuning: StandardTempo: 84 BPMestTime signature: 4/4

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100%13 tracks · 8,995 notes · F major · 84 BPM· 4:19Recommended
Intro
Verse 1
Verse 2
Chorus
Verse 3
Chorus
Bridge
Verse 4
Chorus
Interlude
Outro
Lead Vocals
Backing Vocals 1
Backing Vocals 2
Guitar 1
Guitar 2
Guitar 3
Guitar 4
Guitar 5
Bass
Strings 1
Strings 2
Drums 1
Drums 2
100%9 tracks · 7,715 notes · F major · 84 BPM· 4:40
Alto sax
Soprano sax
Choir aahs
Acoustic Guitar (nylon) 1
Acoustic guitar (nylon) 2
Acoustic guitar (nylon) 3
Distortion guitar
Electric bass (finger)
Standard drum kit
100%7 tracks · 4,277 notes · F major · 84 BPM· 4:31
Free Fallin' GM
Vocal
Acoustic guitar (steel)
Bass
AcousGtr
Saw Wave
BckVocal
Drums
92%4 tracks · 4,770 notes · F major · 85 BPM· 4:11Base Version
Guitar 1
Guitar 2
Bass
Drums
92%4 tracks · 6,002 notes · F major · 84 BPM· 4:20Free Fallin
Guitar 1
Guitar 2
Bass
Drums

Musical analysis below is derived from the recommended version —13 tracks · 4:19

About this song

Free Fallin' by Tom Petty is in A major, around 84 BPM, 4/4 time. This 13-track arrangement runs 4:19 (Acoustic guitar (steel), Electric guitar (clean), Electric bass (finger), Synth strings 1, Choir aahs, Lead 6 (voice), and Drums), with an intro, alternating verses and choruses, a bridge, an interlude, and an outro. 5 versions available to play and practice.

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GuitarAdvanced
11.38 notes/sec
BassIntermediate
2.32 notes/sec
DrumsIntermediate
4.25 notes/sec
VocalsIntermediate
0.91 notes/sec
OtherBeginner
2.49 notes/sec

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C2C3C4C5A2B4

A2 – B4 · 26 semitones (~2.2 octaves)

About the key of A major

A major is the 9th most common key in our catalog. Its three core chords are A, D, and E.

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