Hi Joe and everyone, this is my first post.

Just looking for a little advice on writing chord progressions. I am currently writing an album and have a few good songs on it and they all have simple major minor chords in them but they work and sound good.

However I am wanting to try and make some of the other songs more interesting and allow the listener to feel more for the song.

For instance I have a song called Friends with the lyrics written but can't find a way to write the feel good chords that should go with it, take your song with the same title as an example, that makes you feel great.

Or say for example your song I wish I could fly ahs amazing feel good chords and they are strange and more out the box than what i've been doing.

A lot of the time I find myself just copying other peoples chords, like yours but I hate doing that, it doesn't seem original.

Have you ever copied the chords from your favorite artists/

any advice from everyone would be helpful and thoughts on taking progressions from other songs, good or bad.

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