Intro: Dm Am Em G D Dm Am Em D Verse 1: Dm Am Em G D You regret me and I'll regret you Dm Am Em G Em Except I don't care what you feel and I totally already do G D I'm the slippage in the system with a natural gift, how I move Am Em G D So go ahead and regret me but I'm beating you to it, dude Chorus: Dm Am Em G D (Ah) You regret me and I'll regret you Dm Am G Em7 You couldn't handle your liquor and you can't seem to handle the truth G D I'm the slippage in the system and I'm perfectly ready to strike Am Em G D So go ahead and regret me but I'm not easing up on this mic Interlude: Dm Am G D Am Em G D Bridge: Gbm Em7 Seven fallen angels in a tumbler Dmaj7 Em Meet me in the parlor with your keys G D Meet me in the corner where you keep me A I'll do anything you please Dm I'll do anything you please Chorus: Am Em D You regret me and I'll regret you Dm Am I find it perfectly natural G Em Here because if you do G Gbm Off the PCH highway with the typical wonderful view Dm (nc) D Go ahead and regret me but I'm beating you to it, dude Outro: D A Em G D Go ahead and regret me but I always will too regret you A G D Go ahead and regret me but I always will too regret you A Em G Dm Go ahead and regret me but I always will too regret you Outro: Am Em G D Dm Am Em G D Dm Am Em G D 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.
Regret Me chords by Daisy Jones & the Six
Suggested strumdriving 4/4
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d
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u
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Prefer something simpler: down-up eighths d u d u
How to play Regret Me on ukulele
To play Regret Me on ukulele, strum the driving 4/4: d – d – d u d u. The groove sits around 120 bpm, a medium pace. You are playing it in D major. I rate the chords skilled, a fair middle ground. Push the downstrokes and lean into the backbeat through the chorus.
9 ukulele chords used in "Regret Me" by Daisy Jones & the Six: A, Am, D, Dm, Dmaj7, Em, Em7, Gbm and G
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