Intro: C G Am F Verse 1: C G Am There’s lessons in love sometimes F C G The heart is but a winding road, Am F So this story goes Verse 2: C G Am I get scared of the dark and I, F C G I never even noticed rooms Am F Were made bright by you Pre-chorus: C G Am Oh you loved me more than anyone, F Yea we were up so high C G Am We were lost when we were young but, F You were mine Chorus: C Once upon a time G You were by my side Am I wish I could’ve known F That I should hold on tight C To every single word G To every summer night Am I wish I could’ve known F That forever was a lie Post-chorus: (nc) C But once upon a time G Am F I was something to someone C Once upon a time G Am F I was something to someone Verse 3: C G Am See your shape under gold street lights F C G But every time I’m close you move Am F And I’m just left with the truth Pre-chorus: C G Am Oh you loved me more than anyone, F Yea we were up so high C G Am We were lost when we were young but, F You were mine Chorus: C Once upon a time G You were by my side Am I wish I could’ve known F That I should hold on tight C To every single word G To every summer night Am I wish I could’ve known F That forever was a lie Post-chorus: (nc) C But once upon a time G Am F I was something to someone C Once upon a time G Am F I was something to someone C G Am F Something to you C G Am F Something to you Chorus: C Once upon a time G You were by my side Am I wish I could’ve known F That I should hold on tight C To every single word G To every summer night Am I wish I could’ve known F That forever was a lie Post-chorus: (nc) C But once upon a time G Am F I was something to someone C Once upon a time G Am F I was something to someone C G Am F Something to you C G Am F Something to you 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.
4 ukulele chords used in "Something to Someone" by Dermot Kennedy: Am, C, F and G















