Pink Floyd · from Wish You Were Here, 1975
The famous acoustic intro and verse in the key of G — built around Em7, G and A7sus4, then C, D and Am. Played with no capo, so guitar, piano and bass share the exact same chords. Every diagram is sourced live from the chord library.
Open Wish You Were Here on the interactive piano, hear every chord, and loop the progression.
Play Wish You Were Here in the Studio →G major. The intro leans on Em7 (the vi) and A7sus4 resolving to G (the I), and the verse adds C, D and Am. There is no capo, so guitar, piano and bass all play these same chords at the same pitch.
No. Wish You Were Here is played with no capo in the key of G, so there's no transposition — the piano plays the same Em7, G, A7sus4, C, D and Am the guitar does, and they work well sustained or gently arpeggiated.