Intro: Bb F Gm Eb Bb F Eb Bb Verse 1: Bb You're the lucky one, so I've been told F As free as a wind blowing down the road Bb Loved by many, hated by none Eb I'd say you were lucky 'cause I know what you've done Bb Not a care in the world, not a worry in sight F Everything's gonna be alright Eb Bb 'Cause you're the lucky one Verse 2: Bb You're the lucky one, always having fun F a jack of all trades, a master of none Bb You look at the world with a smilin' eye Eb And laugh at the devil as his train rolls by Bb Give you a song and a one-night stand F You'll be looking at a happy man Eb Bb 'Cause you're the lucky one Chorus: Cm7 Were you blessed? I guess F By never knowing which road you're choosing Cm7 To you the next best thing F D Gm To playing and winning is playing and losing Verse 3: Bb You're the lucky one, I know that now F Don't ask you why, when, where or how Bb You look at the world through your smiling eye Eb You laugh at the devil as his train rolls by Bb Give you a song and a one-night stand F And you'll be looking at a happy man Eb Bb 'Cause you're the lucky one Interlude (x2): Bb F Eb Bb Chorus: Cm7 Were you blessed? I guess F By never knowing which road you're choosing Cm7 To you the next best thing F D Gm To playing and winning is playing and losing Verse 4: Bb You're the lucky one, I know that now F Don't ask you why, when, where or how Bb No matter where you're at that's where you'll be Eb You can bet your luck won't follow me Bb Just give you a song and a one-night stand F You'll be looking at a happy man Eb Bb 'Cause you're the lucky one Outro: Bb F Gm Eb Bb F Eb Bb 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.
Lucky One (and Union Station) chords by Alison Krauss
Suggested strumdown-up eighths
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d
2
u
3
d
4
u
Also works: driving 4/4 d – d – d u d u
How to play Lucky One (and Union Station) on ukulele
The strumming pattern for Lucky One (and Union Station): d u d u. It rolls along at a medium pace of around 125 bpm. You are playing it in Bb major. The fretting hand earns its keep in this one: I have the chords at the proficient level. For easier shapes, shift it down 1 half-step with the transposer and clip a capo on fret 1 to land back in the same key. Drive brisk down-up eighths to match the bright bluegrass roll.
6 ukulele chords used in "Lucky One (and Union Station)" by Alison Krauss: Bb, Cm7, D, Eb, F and Gm
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what is the strumming pattern you use for this? does DDUUDU work?