Intro: G G G G Verse 1: G So long B7 Goodbye Em D I'll see you when I see you C You can pick the street Cm G B7 Em I'll meet you on the other side Verse 2: D G So long B7 Goodbye Em D Do I really have to finish? C Cm Do returns always diminish? G B7 Em Did I say that right? Chorus: G Abdim Am Em Does anybody want to joke F C D When no one's laughing in the background? G Dm7 F C Bb So this is how it ends G Dm7 Bb Eb C G I promise to never go outside again Verse 3: G Gsus4 G So long B7 Bye! Em D C Cm I'm slowly losing power, has it only been an hour? G B7 Em No, that can't be right Verse 4: D G Gsus4 G So long B7 B B7 Goodbye Em D Hey, here's a fun idea C Cm G B7 Em How about I sit on the couch and I watch you next time? Chorus: G Abdim Am Em I wanna hear you tell a joke F C D When no one's laughing in the background? G Dm7 F C Bb So this is how it ends G Dm7 Bb Eb C I promise to never go outside again Bridge: Em Am Am I going crazy? D Would I even know? G Ebdim Am I right back where I started 14 years ago? Em Am Wanna guess the ending? D G Ebdim If it ever does, I swear to God that all I've ever wanted was: Em Em7 A little bit of everything all of the time Am D A bit of everything all of the time G Apathy's a tragedy, and boredom is a crime Gbdim I'm finished playing and I'm staying inside C G D If I wake up in a house that's full of smoke Em D I'll panic, so call me up and tell me a joke C G D When I'm fully irrelevant and totally broken, damn it Em Bm C Call me up and tell me a joke G Oh xxxx B7 Em D You're really joking at a time like this? Outro: G Well, well Am Look who's inside again? D Em D Went out to look for a reason to hide again G Well, well Am D Buddy, you found it Ebaug Em Ebaug Now come out with your hands up Cadd9 Cm G We've got you surrounded 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.
Goodbye chords by Bo Burnham
Suggested strumdriving 4/4
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d
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d
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d
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u
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Also works: island strum d – d u – u d u
How to play Goodbye on ukulele
To play Goodbye on ukulele, strum the driving 4/4: d – d – d u d u. It rolls along at a medium pace of around 88 bpm. This one leans on trickier shapes, with the chords at the proficient level. Build from soft strums into full downstrokes as the song swells.
21 ukulele chords used in "Goodbye" by Bo Burnham: A, Am, Bb, B, Bm, B7, C, Cm, Cadd9, D, Dm7, Eb, Ebaug, Ebdim, Em, Em7, F, Gbdim, G, Gsus4 and Abdim
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With the amount of chords, this is like a test from the gods.
this song is beautiful. Bo always has the best ending songs.
ngl the chords are super easy its just memorizing all of them thats hard
-5 is a challenge but i do like it starting with a D
Strumming?
man i love this song so much
I keep my uke tuned to Bb instead of C normally, so I learned to play this and a lot of other music transposed at +2. I just played it on a uke with normal tuning and oh my gosh it sounds lovely in A. I think the chord progressions are more fluid when played in A, because the A chord is more open than the G. I’d recommend that people try tuning their ukuleles down to Bb and playing this (and many other songs in G) at +2
Abdim is E7 basically
there are many chords and their names are complicated, but once you actually remember which chord was which it’ll get easier 🤠
the chords are a bit too complicated- there so many easier variations!