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D♭-G♭-D♭-A♭-D♭ edit
One wonders why. The cite has the piano music in the key of D. It's likely it's played on guitar in the key of G with capo at 6. But why mention the progression? That's only half of it anyway. At any rate, it looks a bit embarrassing to put in 'D♭-G♭-D♭-A♭-D♭' when the reference given proves that it's all wrong. And again: why? People don't need to know that. Really. It's such a simple straightforward progression. Is the author sharing the joy of making those amazing discoveries? This should be edited out.— Preceding unsigned comment added by Brett Alexander Hunter (talk • contribs)