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. 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.
Sam Jam chords by Covey
Suggested strumdown-up eighths
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u
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Also works: island strum d – d u – u d u
How to play Sam Jam on ukulele
A solid first pick for Sam Jam on ukulele is the down-up eighths: d u d u. Nothing scary in the shapes, it sits on the easy ukulele songs list at the novice level.
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It’s “Wrung at his neck” which means to grab at his neck