"The End Of The World" on ukulele by Billie Eilish • UkuTabs

Artist	Billie Eilish
Album	The End Of The World
Genre(s)	chillout • electronic • indie • indie pop • pop
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Intro: Dm  Am  Bb  C Am
 
Verse 1:
Dm                    Am
Breathe the air again
Am                    Bb
It's a beautiful day
Bb
I wish this moment would stay
C
With the earth
     Am     Dm
Some primal paradise
Dm                     Am
But there you go again
Am                      Bb
Saying everything ends
                             C
Saying you can't depend on anything
A7
Or anyone
 
Chorus:
Dm                F         Bb
If the end of the world was near
F                C        Dm
Where would you choose to be?
             Bb   F    C
If there was five more minutes
    A
Of air
           Bb
Would you panic and hide?
   F
Or run for your life?
   C                              Bb
Or stand here and spend it with me?
          F    C    Dm
If we had five more minutes
Bb       C                Dm
Would I, could I make you happy?
 
Verse 2:
Dm                       Am
And we would live again
Am                       Bb
In the simplest of ways
Bb
Living day after day
C          Am     Dm
Like some primal animals
Dm                  Am
We would love again
Am                  Bb
Under glorious suns
                            C
With the freedom that comes with the truth

A7
 
Chorus:
Dm                F         Bb
If the end of the world was near
F                C        Dm
Where would you choose to be?
             Bb   F    C
If there was five more minutes
    A
Of air
           Bb
Would you panic and hide?
   F
Or run for your life?
   C                              Bb
Or stand here and spend it with me?
          F    C    Dm
If we had five more minutes
Bb       C                Dm
Would I, could I make you happy?
 
 Bridge:
Dm                    Am
So it finally came to pass
Am                         Bb
I saw the end of the world
Bb
Saw the madness unfold
C         Am     Dm
Like some primal burial
                       Am
And I looked back upon
     Bb
Armageddon
                                Am      Bb
And the moment of truth between you and me
 
Interlude:
Am Bb Am Bb
Oh...
 
Outro:
          -nc-      Dm
If we had five more minutes
   Bb     C
Of air to breathe
       F     C   Dm
And we cried all through it
        Bb             C
But you spend them with me
       F    C   Dm
On our last few drags
   Bb     C
Of air we agree
Bb         C        Dm
I was, and you were, happy

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Abean

3 months ago

This sound beautiful 😍 love this song 👍

RVBBEE ROTTEN

3 months ago

for the intro and stuff i use a plucking pattern-

(for beginners- i’m just including this just in case because when i taught my friend this, they didn’t know which strings i was talking about- the very bottom string (the a string) is actually the top string, and the first string. just for those who weren’t sure, i was being mindful because my friend wasn’t sure.)

i pluck the third string (c string), then the first string (a string), then the second (e string).

if you need a tempo or anything, listen to the song because i’m not great at explaining things unless i can show them to people lmao-

have fun playing my guys- (-gals, and non-binary pals-)

nusy

3 months ago

love it!

nusy

3 months ago

its so beautiful

Billiemeiken

2 months ago

Yaaaaaaaaaaaaassss

Fuzzeltje

1 month ago

I think +2 sounds great

rae :)

3 months ago

-5 is the easiest!

chloe

3 months ago

+2 is personally easier for me

Ukenerd

3 months ago

Strumming pattern?

-1

Ukenerd

Reply to Ukenerd

3 months ago

For the chorus at least

chloe

Reply to Ukenerd

3 months ago

you can kind of hear it in the intro, dd ud

DrmA

3 months ago

It’s easier in +7

-4

Toni Macaroni

Reply to DrmA

3 months ago

I do agree it is easier, but whenever Em is played, it doesn’t sound like the song

Billie Eilish Californian singer and dancer "Billie Eilish debuted her ethereal indie electro-pop sound when she was barely a teenager. Born and raised in Los Angeles, Eilish grew up in a household of actors and musicians, and was home schooled along with her brother Finneas O'Connell. At the age of eight, she joined the Los Angeles Children's Choir, developing the soulful vocals that would later appear on her early singles. After the release of "six feet under" and"fingers crossed"
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