Verse 1: G Let's find out just how far I'll go G To look like someone you should know Dadd9 Maybe I'd sound a little better C If my features were more sweet Verse 2: G Your mind's already been made up G You saw my number and my number wasn't good enough Dadd9 I'll write a little better C If I'm willing to compete Chorus: G G7 I'll do it if I have to Cmaj7 C (Dadd9) Hoping for an inbetween G G7 Not what I meant when I said that I Cmaj7 C (Dadd9) I wanted to be seen Verse 4: G How am I meant to stay on track G When each hand I shake will pull me back Dadd9 Oh I'll work a little harder C But walk a little less Verse 5: G And in the end will i feel proud G That i grit my teeth, and followed the damn crowd Dadd9 Will i have grown a little empire C Or made a xxxxxxx mess Chorus: G G7 I'll do it if I have to Cmaj7 C (Dadd9) Hoping for an inbetween G G7 Not what I meant when I said that I Cmaj7 C (Dadd9) I wanted to be seen G G7 I'll do it if I have to (I'll keep it to myself) Cmaj7 C (Dadd9) Hoping for an inbetween (I must have seen that somewhere) G G7 Not what I meant when I said that I Cmaj7 C (Dadd9) I wanted to be seen Outro: G G7 Cmaj7 C G 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.
Not What I Meant (feat. Lewis Watson) Akkorde von dodie
Empfohlenes Muster4/4-alleskönner
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Funktioniert auch: island strum d – d u – u d u
Wie du Not What I Meant (feat. Lewis Watson) auf der Ukulele spielst
Eine solide erste Wahl für Not What I Meant (feat. Lewis Watson) auf der Ukulele ist das 4/4-alleskönner: d – d u – u d –. Dieses Arrangement steht in G Dur. Akkordtechnisch ist das ein einfacher: Alles liegt auf Einsteiger-Niveau.
5 Ukulele-Akkorde verwendet in "Not What I Meant (feat. Lewis Watson)" von dodie: C, Cmaj7, Dadd9, G und G7
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I substituted dadd9 for f, its sounds fine, but just a sub
For strumming patterns I believe the original was something like dududdu but i found that dduudu is easier to memorise and play.
If you want to find any easy one -3 is easy if you sub the Dadd9 for an f i feel like it still sounds right but thats just me 🙂
This is one of my favorite songs, but I wish it didn’t have a bad word so I could play it around other people.
either -5 or +7 is easiest but they’re still kinda hard to do sooooo good luck
This song is so beautiful. Love it:)