Verse 1: Eb Bb I know there's got to be Ab Bb More to love than smoking weed Eb Bb Getting off and getting by Ab Bb You are the rhythm to my rhyme Verse 2: Eb Bb You are my radio Ab Bb Turn you up when I feel low Eb Bb Ab You are the soundtrack to all I know Chorus: Bb Eb Bb Ab You are the rock to my roll, my roll, my roll Bb Eb Bb Ab You are the rock to my roll, my roll, my roll Bb Eb Bb Ab Bb You are the rock to my roll Verse 3: Eb Bb Roll my heart high up my sleeve Ab Bb I'll let you roll it up for me Eb Bb Ab Who needs money when, love is gold Chorus: Bb Eb Bb Ab You are the rock to my roll, my roll, my roll Bb Eb Bb Ab You are the rock to my roll, my roll, my roll Bb Eb You are the rock to my (roll) Bridge: "So" is sung at the same time as "roll": Eb Gm Cm Bb So now we're singing, it keeps our hearts beating Ab Bb entwined Eb Gm Cm Bb Skeletons dancing, our bones are romancing Ab Bb Ab Bb Tonight, tonight we come alive at night Interlude (x3): Bb Eb Bb Ab Chorus: Bb Eb Bb Ab You are the rock to my roll, my roll, my roll Bb Eb Bb Ab You are the rock to my roll, my roll, my roll Bb Eb Bb Ab You're the anchor to my soul, my soul, my soul Bb Eb Bb Ab You are the rock to my roll, my roll, my roll Bb Eb You are the rock to my... roll Dieses Arrangement ist die eigene Interpretation seines Beitragenden, geteilt für privates Lernen, Bildung und nicht-kommerzielle Nutzung. Der zugrunde liegende Song, Text und die Musik bleiben Eigentum ihrer Rechteinhaber. Für Löschanfragen siehe Rechtliche Hinweise.
Rock To My Roll Akkorde von Anarbor
Empfohlenes Musterachtel-wechselschlag
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Funktioniert auch: aufwärtslastiger 4/4 d – d u d u d u
Wie du Rock To My Roll auf der Ukulele spielst
Probier das achtel-wechselschlag als Ausgangspunkt: d u d u. Du spielst ihn in Eb Dur. Die Akkorde setzen es klar aufs Könner-Niveau.
5 Ukulele-Akkorde verwendet in "Rock To My Roll" von Anarbor: Bb, Cm, Eb, Gm und Ab
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possible strumm pattern (the closest i could get):
DU-MUTE–UDU-MUTE
*played for each chord change*
(Mute – I just *slap* my strings for them to be quiet)