Intro: G Em C G Verse 1: G Em Well, my car and I broke down on a road outside La Pine C G And on that same day she told me she loved me, she changed her mind Em My application got turned down 'cause my credit's 504 C G I'll take my boots and these problems and leave them both by the door Chorus: C Put the needle on, Marley G Throw your worries in the fire C G 'Cause we've been rolling down a long hard road, bad times ain't hard to find Em7 D G C And this world is headed nowhere fast, got nowhere else to go D G Em C G Em C G D Put the needle on, Marley, and let the good times roll Verse 2: G Looks like I lost another day lost in my phone Em It's like we're burning out together, together alone C We're not meant to carry all of this C We don't got the bandwidth G C I'm tired of playing along Chorus: C Put the needle on, Marley G Throw your worries in the fire C G 'Cause we've been rolling down a long hard road, bad times ain't hard to find Em7 D G C And this world is headed nowhere fast, got nowhere else to go D G So put the needle on, Marley, and let the good times roll Harmonica & Guitar Solos: Em C G Em C G Em C G Em C G Bridge: Em D Well, if every little thing's gonna be alright G C Then all the dark days have a brighter side Em D C Turn the lights down low Em G D Stir it up, let's go Out-Chorus: C Put the needle on, Marley G Throw your worries in the fire C G 'Cause we've been rolling down a long hard road, bad times ain't hard to find Em7 D G C And this world is headed nowhere fast, got nowhere else to go D Em G Put the needle on, Marley, and let the good times roll C D G Put the needle on, Marley, and let the good times 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.
Marley Akkorde von Max McNown
Empfohlenes Muster4/4-alleskönner
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Funktioniert auch: island strum d – d u – u d u
Wie du Marley auf der Ukulele spielst
Ein guter Einstieg für diesen Stil ist das 4/4-alleskönner: d – d u – u d –. Du spielst ihn in G Dur. Akkordtechnisch ist das ein einfacher: Alles liegt auf Anfänger-Niveau.
5 Ukulele-Akkorde verwendet in "Marley" von Max McNown: C, D, Em, Em7 und G
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