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Is there a musical key with the A maj, F maj and G maj chords, please?

I cannot find the right key.  I have these 3 chords in a song, they sound awesome for what I need, but I cannot find the right key.  Does anyone know, please?

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  • 5 days ago

    Why not post a link of the music your working on. At least we will get a better idea of which key is better for you to use.

  • 3 weeks ago

    I think the key of G would work, but it might be a little odd.

  • 3 weeks ago

    Not enough info.  What else is going on in this song of yours?

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    3 weeks ago

    No western key. (that doesn't mean it is wrong)

    These chords require the consecutive notes B, C, C# and D. No key has a run of more than 2 notes let alone 4 notes.

    if you were notating it, you'd need to use the fewest modifiers if you used G, which is missing only the C#.

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  • 3 weeks ago

    It would help to know what other chords are used with these ones.

    It is possible that the song is in C major. A major does not normally appear in songs in the key of C as the  A minor chord would be far more likely, but there are no rules against including chords from another key. They are used to create a particular sound, to tweak the expected pattern.

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