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1-4-5… the I-IV-V chord progression in the key of “C” would be C-F-G chords. They’re chords built on the first (root), fourth (Subdominant), and fifth (dominant) degrees of the Major scale. Key of “F” would be F-Bb-C – and so on… Best, John 
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