Intro: Fm Db Bbm Fm Db Bbm Verse 1: Fm He was certain So was I Db There was comfort In her sighs Bbm Dreams and ideas should not be the same thing Fm C You waited smiling for this Verse 2: Fm Oh she’d want it If she knew Db She could take it I thought too Bbm Be careful be cautious but you just wished harder Fm C You waited smiling for this Chorus: F Bb “But they love you!” over and over “they love you!” Thousands and thousands of Dm Eyes just like mine C Aching to find Bb Who they are F Bb And they love you! oh you can feel how they love you! Coated and warm but that’s Dm All they can do C Words only get through Bb If they’re sharp Interlude: Fm Db Bbm Fm Db Bbm Verse 3: Fm Oh how fitting For one so fake Db Make me a fairy Whatever it takes Bbm And just like her tale my dream was a scam Fm C Oh you waited smiling for this Verse 4: Fm I am burnt out I smell of smoke Db It seeps through her cracks and so I start to choke Bbm Sentences sit in her mouth that are templated Fm C You waited smiling for this Chorus: F Bb “But they love you!” over and over “they love you!” Thousands and thousands of Dm Eyes just like mine C Aching to find Bb Who they are F Bb And they love you! oh you can feel how they love you! Coated and warm but that’s Dm All they can do C Words only get through Bb If they’re sharp Bridge: Bbsus4 Bb I can just talk about it Bbsus4 Bb Maybe I'll talk about it Bbsus4 Bb I'll never talk about it Bbsus4 Bb I cannot talk about it Verse 5: Fm Don't build hope on something broken Db Bbm I am not cartoon Fm Cry for help I am not joking Db Bbm I might just leave soon 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.
8 ukulele chords used in "Burned Out" by dodie: Bb, Bbm, Bbsus4, C, Db, Dm, F and Fm
I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS FOR SO LONGGGG
howdy crew, for the plucking (on the og chords) i’ve been doing
C string (1x)
E string (2x)
G string (1x)
repeated like twice for each chord (kinda just playing it repeatedly and just switching chords along w/ it) :^)
Ok so I do +2 because it’s the easiest chords that fit my voice and what I do for the entire song is:
Every chord except D: when looking down at your ukulele, pluck 2nd, 4th, 3rd string over and over in that order while switching chords
D: 2nd, 1st, 3rd string
-5 works best for me 🙂
I pluck G-A, C, E throughout the whole song, and I pay really close attention to dynamics. They really do make a world of difference!
I love this song and I’m so happy it came out but what is the strumming pattern for this?
THIS SOUNDS SO AMAZING ON BARITONE UKULELE (dodie’s ukulele is also a baritone which is why it’s so exciting) and if you transpose -1 but put a k-po on the first fret it sound perfect!
this is the first song i found after the update and i dont know how i feel about it tbh
i play stand up bass for an orchestra, and if you just play the basic root of. the chord on a stringed orchestral instrument it sounds really cool
any alternatives to the E chord, I find it so difficult 🙂
pffft on +4 i was skipping the e entirely, i’ve only been playing for a few months, it’s not like i can strech my fingers that far XD
This is perfect! Pluck the G string once and then A and E together twice to get the waltz feeling down that she has in her original version! Trust me on the plucking, it doesn’t sound as good with plucking C (I tried both)
+2 is pretty easy. It’s better for higher voices but you can try singing in a lower octave.
Love this song!! 🙂
+2 for beginners
Woaa I have been wanting to play this song for so long, but it’s way to advanced 🙁 can u make a simple version with less chords and ones that my fingers will actually reach!!! ?
yess I love this song
i clicked so fast on this omg
I’ve been waiting for this forever!!
+4