Intro: D G Em A D G Ooh, ooh Em A Ooh, ooh Verse 1: D G I found your earring in the back of my car D G Got me thinking, wondering where you are D G And it gets so hard D G When the lights go dark D G Time is flying, but I'm feeling the same D G But, girl, without you, nothing's going my way D G Tried to hide those parts D G Camouflage my heart Pre-chorus: D G I'm in a headspace Em And it's all wrong A Is it too late? Chorus: D (Ooh) Baby, baby, I just want you back G (Ooh) It was the best that I've ever had Em (Ooh) And everywhere I go, I see your face A (Ooh) Tell me, tell me, is it too late? D (Ooh) Baby, baby, I just want you back G (Ooh) It was the best that I've ever had Em (Ooh) And I'm just hoping that it wasn't a waste A (Ooh) So tell me, tell me, is it too late? Verse 2: D G I see your shadow in the morning light D G All the shapes are playing tricks on my mind D G And I'm lost in doubt D G Has the tide gone out? D G Daydreaming 'bout the summer with you D G Pick you up and drive around for a few D G With the ocean air D G In your golden hair Pre-chorus: D G I'm in a headspace Em And it's all wrong A Is it too late? Chorus: D (Ooh) Baby, baby, I just want you back G (Ooh) It was the best that I've ever had Em (Ooh) And everywhere I go, I see your face A (Ooh) Tell me, tell me, is it too late? D (Ooh) Baby, baby, I just want you back G (Ooh) It was the best that I've ever had Em (Ooh) And I'm just hoping that it wasn't a waste A (Ooh) So tell me, tell me, is it too late? Instrumental: D G Em A Outro: D (Ooh) Okay, baby, baby, I just want you back (Want you back) G (Ooh) It was the best that I've ever had (I've ever had) Em (Ooh) And I'm just hoping that it wasn't a waste (Wasn't a waste) A D (Ooh) So tell me, tell me, is it too late? 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.
is it too late? chords by almost monday
Suggested strumdown-up eighths
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d
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u
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d
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u
Also works: driving 4/4 d – d – d u d u
How to play is it too late? on ukulele
A good starting strum for this style is the down-up eighths: d u d u. This arrangement is in D major. Chord-wise this is an easy one: everything sits at the novice level.
4 ukulele chords used in "is it too late?" by almost monday: A, D, Em and G
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