Bm A G A help i lost myself again Bm A G but I remember you Bm A G A don’t come back it won’t end well Bm A G but I wish you’d tell me to Bm A our love is six feet under G A i can’t help but wonder Bm A Em if our grave was watered by the rain G Bm would roses bloom? G Bm could roses bloom? G again Bm A G A retrace my lips erase your touch Bm A G it's all too much for me Bm A G A blow away like smoke in air Bm A G how can you die carelessly Bm A our love is six feet under G A i can’t help but wonder Bm A Em if our grave was watered by the rain G Bm would roses bloom? G Bm could roses bloom? G A Bm they're playin us out, layin us down tonight G A Bm and all of these clouds cryin us back to life G but you're cold as a knife Bm A six feet under G A i can’t help but wonder Bm A Em if our grave was watered by the rain G Bm bloom G Bm bloom G again Bm A G A help i lost myself again Bm A G but I remember you 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.
Six Feet Under Akkorde von Billie Eilish
Empfohlenes Muster4/4-alleskönner
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Wie du Six Feet Under auf der Ukulele spielst
Auf der Ukulele läuft Six Feet Under auf das 4/4-alleskönner hinaus: d – d u – u d –. Der Groove: entspanntes Tempo, etwa 80 bpm. Auf dieser Seite steht der Song in B Moll. Die Akkorde bleiben auf Einsteiger-Niveau, nichts Kniffliges dabei. Leave space; let single ringing chords carry the moody verses.
4 Ukulele-Akkorde verwendet in "Six Feet Under" von Billie Eilish: A, Bm, Em und G
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For those having trouble with Bm, may I ask if you are barring the second fret? If you aren’t, then you can bar the second fret with your index finger (if you want, you can place your middle finger on top of your index so that it will be pushed down more) and then place either your middle or ring finger on the G string in the fourth fret.
Hope this helped!
I like adding an A before the G on the end of the chorus. It makes the transition between the Bm and the G smoother.
I replaced the Bm with D and it sounded much better for me
If you want, you can add an A chord after the second Bm at the end of the chorus e.g. would roses (G) bloooooooooooooooooooom? (Bm) could roses (G) bloooooooooooooooooom? (Bm) (A) again (G) idk if that helps 🙂
one of my favorite songs and artists!
it sounds better if u do single up strums
I suggest a down mute for each chord besides the chorus
-2 is the easiest and sounds exactly like the song <33
Is there any chords I could use that are easier than Bm? I’m struggling to get my fingers in the right place and it doesn’t sound right
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There are some missing A’s before some of the G’s there
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I love this song, I’ve been practicing it for my mother whom was in a abusive relationship with my father and this song helps me. I hope it can help her too.
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love this song! Love Bilie Eilish voice. That sound, thats perfect!
transposed up 5 sounds best for me!
I actually do Gm,F and C instead of G,A and Em. I think it sounds better x
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I just played the last 3 notes in the Bm chord instead of all 4 that way I didn’t have to stretch all the way to B and it didn’t sound that much different.
I just played the last 3 notes in the Bm chord instead of all 4 that way I wouldn’t have to stretch that last finger all the way down to B
It was such a great suggestion Abby Nichole Arellano!!!! It works great thank you ?