D A Maybe I didn't treat you Bm D G A Quite as good as I should have D A Maybe I didn't love you Bm D G A Quite as often as I could have G D Little things I should have said and done G D Em A I just never took the time D A7 D You were always on my mind G A7 D G A You were always on my mind D A Maybe I didn't hold you Bm D G A All those lonely, lonely times D A And I guess I never told you Bm D G A I'm so happy that you're mine G D If I make you feel second best G D Em A Girl, I'm sorry I was blind D A7 D You were always on my mind G A7 D G A You were always on my mind G D Little things I should have said and done G D Em A I just never took the time D A7 D You were always on my mind G A7 D G A You were always on my mind 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.
Always On My Mind Akkorde von Elvis Presley
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Wie du Always On My Mind auf der Ukulele spielst
Um Always On My Mind auf der Ukulele zu spielen, schlag das 4/4-alleskönner: d – d u – u d –. Der Groove liegt bei etwa 68 bpm, entspanntes Tempo. Du spielst ihn in D Dur. Nichts Beängstigendes bei den Griffen, er steht auf der Liste einfache Ukulele-Songs auf Anfänger-Niveau. Play slow and let each chord ring under the vocal.
6 Ukulele-Akkorde verwendet in "Always On My Mind" von Elvis Presley: A, A7, Bm, D, Em und G
Wie war dieses Arrangement?
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Think the bridge is missing …. “Tell me,…….etc…..”
It was first recorded by Gwen McCrae as “You Are Always on My Mind”, and Brenda lee in 1972. the song was passed along to Elvis through one of his bodyguards. Elvis recorded the song March 29, 1972, a few weeks after his February separation from wife and the song became a standard in his set list till his death in 1977. John Wesley Ryle’s recorded the song in 1979 as “You Are Always on My Mind”. Willie Nelson recorded the song and released in the spring of 1982 and won three Grammy’s and four CMA’s and Nelson’s version was inducted into the Grammy HOF in 2008. I prefer the Elvis version.
Bridge is
C-G-Am-C-F-C-Dm x2
G-C.
For -2 transposition
Ssssoooo DIFFUCULT OK PEOPLE WHO I DONT KNOW???????????
I agree, Fiona… Also, isn’t this by Willie Nelson?
For what it’s worth, Elvis’s version here, https://youtu.be/u9sRJ-eOHnc, is transposed +5 relative to this version. (But the verses/choruses don’t quite match up either.)
-2 is easy and sounds great!!!! This sounds beautiful on the ukulele!!
Can there be a video posted to see/hear what it’s supposed to sound like?
I really like this song ukufied sounds great, thanks
I agree, Fiona…