"8" on ukulele by Billie Eilish • UkuTabs

Artist	Billie Eilish
Album	WHEN WE FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO?
Genre(s)	chillout • electronic • indie • indie pop • pop
Note	Alternative (maybe easier) version: - Use the transposer to turn the chords 3 half step(s) down. - Put a capo on fret 3 (if you want to stay in the same key).
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Verse 1:
Eb               Ebmaj7
  Wait a minute,     let me finish
        Ab                          Bb
I know you don't care, but can you listen?
Eb                  Ebmaj7
  I came committed,     guess I overdid it
         Ab                              Bb                  -nc-
Wore my heart out on a chain, around my neck, but now it's missin', hmm

Chorus:
Eb                    Ebmaj7
 -Da-da da-da da-da- hmm
                   Ab       Bb
-Da-da da-da da-da umm- oh,  hmm-hmm hmm-hmm

Chorus 1:
    Eb                  Ebmaj7
So I think I better go,     I never really know
        Ab                                     Bb
How to please you, you're lookin' at me like I'm see-through
Eb                      Ebmaj7
  I guess I'm gonna go,     I just never know
        Ab                 Bb
How you feel, do you even feel anything?

Chorus:
Eb                   Ebmaj7
  Da-da da-da da-da dumm
                  Ab         Bb
Da-da da-da da-da dumm, hmm-hmm hmm-hmm

Verse 2:
Eb                                  Ebmaj7
  You said, "don't treat me badly",     but you said it so sadly
     Ab                                           Bb
So I did the best I could not thinkin' you would   have left me gladly
Eb                         Ebmaj7
  I know you're not sorry,     why should you be?
              Ab                           Bb            -nc-
'Cause who am I to be in love, when your love never is for me, me

Chorus:
Eb                   Ebmaj7
  Da-da da-da da-da dumm
                  Ab         Bb
Da-da da-da da-da dumm, hmm-hmm hmm-hmmm


Chorus 2:
    Eb                  Ebmaj7
So I think I better go,     I never really know
        Ab                                     Bb
How to please you, you're lookin' at me like I'm see-through
Eb                      Ebmaj7
  I guess I'm gonna go,     I just never know
        Ab                 Bb    -nc-
How you feel, do you even feel anything?

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11 Comments

Cate
April 16, 2019 at 16:52 · Reply
The alternative way of playing the E flat major chord is to bar the third fret and use your fourth finger on the sixth fret on the A string to play that higher E flat. Then it’s easier to just switch go down that half step with your third finger to play the E flat major 7th chord as written on here. That’s just how Billie played it on the song, but if you’re not a huge fan of barring your chords and you want it easier, this tab is just fine. :)
rubbadubdub
April 14, 2019 at 01:12 · Reply
-3 is the easiest and sounds great!
F
April 14, 2019 at 01:06 · Reply
-3 is the easiest by far. I do recommend a dm instead of the f. Just as easy and sounds nice
mememe
April 13, 2019 at 16:16 · Reply
-3 for an easy play :)
Dykingfy
April 13, 2019 at 13:06 · Reply
DDT
Jasper Ione
April 13, 2019 at 06:44 · Reply
-3 and +2 are the closest to the studio version of the song, if anyone was wondering. +2 is harder to play than -3, but it does sound pretty!
spyro
April 12, 2019 at 06:39 · Reply
I’m not sure about how to strum,is it ↓↓↑↑↓↑?
sarah pena
April 12, 2019 at 05:47 · Reply
-3 is easiest but -6 sounds better if you do E7 instead of E
i like pizza
April 12, 2019 at 02:16 · Reply
-3 is easy and sounds good in my opinion
spookified.kai
April 12, 2019 at 00:41 · Reply
the strumming pattern is dduudu udu udu
Absolutely Smashing
April 11, 2019 at 16:48 · Reply
-3 is the easiest