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UKULELE CHORDS

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Intro -x2-: D D G G

Verse 1:
D                             D
  Wish I was there on the day   you let doctors cut you
G                            G
up on a big long metal tray,   face down for eight hours
D                                       D
straight, you were scared that you'd go blind. From the blood
             G                      G
flow to your face, chin-dimpled and quivering, scared just like
D                         D
when you were two, on the floor of the living room,
G                          G
banging your feet, I would cover my ears to keep
D                          D
out all your screams but I still love you so, I just
G                         G                            D G 
hope that you know that I hope that you know that ...
 
Interlude -x2-: D D G G

Verse 2:
D                             D
  Wish I was there on the day   you were running through a café,
G                   G
  bumped into a man   with hot coffee in his hands
D                     D
  and he proceeded to pour that coffee on your
G                            G
head as some kind of lesson,   I swear
  D                              D
I swung -run?- at his neck for assaulting my sister, with my
G                      G
knees on his chest I'd forcе his last breath.
      D                           D
I can still see the burns on your coffee stained clothеs,
       G                        G                        D   
I just hate that it happened, I hate that it happened to you,
G 
xxxx that guy, I hope he's dead.
 
Outro:
D G
    I hope he's dead.
D G
  xxxx that guy, I hope he's dead.
D G
  xxxx that guy, I hope he's dead.
D G
  xxxx that guy, I hope he's dead.
D G
  xxxx that guy, I hope he's dead.
D G
  xxxx that guy, I hope he's dead.
D G
  xxxx that guy, I hope he's dead.
D G
  xxxx that guy, I hope he's dead.
D G
  xxxx that guy, I hope he's dead.
D G
  xxxx that guy, I hope he's dead.
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Hannah Jack

I think it’s “too much candy gonna rot your soul” not “ride”.

Melanie Martinez

I find that -1 works best

lara

for easier chords in the same key, put the capo on the first fret and play:
C instead of Db
F instead of Gb
continue to play Ab or play G instead

Sage Wilcox

The Ab sounds weird but I want to be able to play along with the song so I don’t want to transpose. Anyone have alternative chords that sound better?

ImageAlec

I use dx du bc it sounds nicer and I use -1 it’s easy and sounds great!! Especially when using it like Chloe Moriondo did in he cover of it!!

Cai Matthew

It’s a lot easier in +1 🙂

Charlie

What strumming pattern?

ukullama

I think that it is better to play the c, f and g chords for this song, especially for beginners.

ichyeeteeuchhinfort

I use D DUD D as a stumming pattern but doenst excactly sound like the original

lenib-d

Am I the only one here because of Pitch Perfect?

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