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My Colours

These are my colours on chords:

A     yellow
Am  creamy white
B     fudge brown
Bm  chocolate brown
C     pink
Cm  dull darker pink
D     bright dark blue
Dm  dull dark blue
E     bright bottle green
Em  fir green
F     lightish purple
Fm  darker purple
G     clear like water. It takes its colour from the preceding chords.
Gm  same as G only with less light

I'll post the 7ths, suss4s and add9s tomorrow

Was just listening to "Yellow" by Coldplay. Its funny 'cause that song has always been blue for me. "Jolene" by Dolly Parton is a yellow song.

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