Where’d All The Time Go?

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UKULELE CHORDS

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Intro -x2-: D  G
 
xA|--------------------------------------------------|
xE|----5------------5-------3--5------------5--------|
xC|--6-----------------------------------------------|
xG|------6-7--6-7--6----x4-------6-7--6-7--6--x4-----| 
 

Verse 1:
D
Where'd all the time go?
                 G
It's starting to fly.
D
See how the hands go;
            G
Waving goodbye.
 

Em                    A
And you know I get so forgetful
                     D
when I look in your eyes.
 
Verse 2:
D
Now she's walking backwards
            G
through a parade.
D
And I'm stuck in the shadow
              G
blocking the shade.
 

Em                         A
And there ain't no way to sweep up the 
                 D
mess that we've made
 
Chorus:
Em                         A
She gets dressed up like a pillow so she's 
           G
always in bed
                Gbm     Bm
Flowers for the sick and dead
             G                   Gbm    Bm
She's on the go, way too fast and way too slow
             G                        Gbm   Bm
She'll turn to stone at hospitals and funeral homes
             G           A
and when the fog rises somebody sighs 
                          D
who is not in disguise anymore
 
Verse 3:
D
There's nothing to keep you 
                G
from falling in love.
D
It starts at the bottom 
                 G
and comes from above. 
Em                A                        D
Like pieces of a puzzle, like a hand in a glove
 
Chorus:
Em                         A                          G
She gets dressed up like a pillow so she's always in bed
                Gbm        Bm
Flowers for the sick and dead
             G                    Gbm      Bm
She's on the go, way too fast and way too slow
                 G                    Gbm     Bm
She'll turn and stop at hospitals and funeral homes
              G         A                                             D
and when the tide rises somebody sinks and is gone in the blink of an eye
 
-you're on your own with the Solo part-
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Lewibatooy

for the C, I just played a C chord and an Am chord fingerings at the same time.
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ShadyG

I hear it as a Cdim7. I’ve got the Es at 4447 and Cdim7 at 5656. Also, I like the sound of a Dbm6, so the verse goes:

2220 4222 2120 2322
4447 5656 4447 3444

Aino

Yeah, i think the C should be Cdim! That sounds good to my ear, at least 🙂

ewan2smith

The “C” on this line just doesn’t sound correct when I play it.

E C
The world could show nothing to me,

Is it just me?

BrianC

I agree, Ewan, it sounds dreadful to me.

monkeyc

i tried to find an alternative chord for the unappealing ‘C’, although I am playing this on piano and i’ve moved it to +3 (so it is my range for singing) and I think a a/cm chord works perfectly on piano, I’m just not sure how to adapt this chord for the ukulele..

for the original key, try am with a c base 😀 hope this helps!!

Maria

When I heard the C, it also didn’t sound right to me. Instead I played Am. Sounds much better. Hope this helps.

Maria

When I heard the C problem, it also didn’t sound right to me. Instead I played Am. Sounds much better. Hope this helps.

Beckenham Mayor

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