Intro: Ab (x2) A Verse 1: (nc) E No you can't blame me for showing all my cards B There in the backseat of your Chevy Impala Gbm Look at you A A What could I do? E I'm not myself, wait, you reworked the wiring in my B Headspace, I'm not thinking clearly but you're Gbm7 All that I could ask for and maybe a whole lot more Pre-chorus: A Oh, I'm sure A That you're the reason I Chorus: E Smile like an idiot at my phone B Take wrong exits on my drive home Gbm7 Lose all sense of time A Waiting on your call Am Don't look at me it's all your fault Post-chorus: E E Verse 2: E I took a breath but there was nothing there B You stole the oxygen out of this northern Georgia air Gbm And now I'm terrified again A This might be evrything that I have ever wanted and Am What if I lost it? A E I saw the future in the rearview B With me holding you there, please tell me you feel the same Gbm7 I'm walking back home shaking, cause I A Didn't know that I could feel this way Pre-chorus: A Now you're the reason I Chorus: E Smile like an idiot at my phone B Take wrong exits on my drive home Gbm7 Lose all sense of time A Waiting on your call Am Don't look at me it's all your fault Interlude: E B E Gbm7 A I guess I just wanted to be Verse 3: Gbm7 Yours, Abm7 And now, A I'm close, I'm catching feelings fumbling my Gbm7 Words, Abm7 A And missing these notes, now you're the reason I Bridge: E Smile like an idiot at my phone B Take wrong exits on my drive home Gbm7 Abm7 A Lose all sense of time waiting on your call A Don't look at me, cause I'll Chorus: E Smile like an idiot at my phone B Take wrong exits on my drive home Gbm7 Lose all sense of time Gbm A Waiting on your call Am Don't look at me it's all your fault Outro: E B Gbm7 A A This arrangement is its contributor’s own interpretation, shared for private study, education and non-commercial use. The underlying song, lyrics and music remain the property of their copyright owners. To request removal, see Legal & Copyright.
your fault chords by Abe Parker
Suggested strumeverywhere 4/4
1
d
&
–
2
d
&
u
3
–
&
u
4
d
&
–
Prefer something simpler: whole-bar ballad d – – –
How to play your fault on ukulele
A good starting strum for this style is the everywhere 4/4: d – d u – u d –. This arrangement is in E major. The chords land in comfortable skilled territory. Want friendlier shapes? Drop it 1 half-step, then a capo on fret 1 restores the key you see here.
8 ukulele chords used in "your fault" by Abe Parker: A, Am, B, E, Gbm, Gbm7, Ab and Abm7
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