Verse 1: A Oh, another day, another sunset Bm The walls watch my thighs intertwine E for the second-teenth time D E A Oh, lonely bones, have you forgotten? A Add another glass to the stale row Bm The authors look down as I shrug E with their capital smug D E A Oh, lonely bones, have you forgotten? Chorus: Bm E In the grand scheme, (tell her it won't really matter) Dbm Gb I've got a plan see (better it won't really end) Dmaj7 E7 Ohh-ohh-ohh, lonely bones... A Wait for me Verse 2: A Over the Bridge to midnight Bm Friends sleep oblivious and thick E Something's making me sick D E A Oh, lonely bones, have you forgotten A Add another night to the stale row Bm Seem to be dangerously close E Might abandon the host D E A Oh, lonely bones, have you forgotten? Chorus: Bm E In the grand scheme, (tell her it won't really matter) Dbm Gb I've got a plan see (better it won't really end) Dmaj7 E7 Ohh-ohh-ohh, lonely bones... A Wait for me Bridge: A La, la-la-la-laa, la la-la A La la la Bm La la-la-la (clap-clap) E7 La la-la-la D E A Lonely bones, have you forgotten? A La, la-la-la-laa, la la-la A La la la Bm La la-la-la (clap-clap) E7 La la-la-la D E A Lonely bones, have you forgotten? Chorus: Bm E In the grand scheme, Dbm Gbm I've got a plan see Dmaj7 Ohh-ohh-ohh, lonely bones... E Mmmmmmmmmm 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.
Lonely Bones chords by dodie
Suggested strumeverywhere 4/4
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d
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u
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Also works: island strum d – d u – u d u
How to play Lonely Bones on ukulele
Try the everywhere 4/4 as a starting point: d – d u – u d –. You are playing it in A major. I rate the chords skilled, a fair middle ground.
9 ukulele chords used in "Lonely Bones" by dodie: A, Bm, Dbm, D, Dmaj7, E, E7, Gb and Gbm
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So pretty and it’s really fun to clap while playing low. An up-down-down triplet pattern works best strumming for me!