Verse 1: Eb Im in trouble I'm an addict I'm addicted to this girl Ab Shes got my heart tied in a knot And my stomach in a whirl Eb But even worse I can't stop calling her She's all I want and more Ab Bb I mean damn, whats not to adore? Eb I've been playin' to much gee-tar I've been listenin' to jazz Ab I called so many times I think shes goin mad Eb And that cellular-er will be the death of us Ab Bb I swear, I swear *Here he mutes the strings and strums the rythm is 1...1,2..1,2,3 The rythm is the same as the chorus And oh oh oh oh oh oh oh Ab Ooooh Oooooh Chorus: Eb I'm running my mouth just like I got her Ab Bb But I surely don't Because shes so-o-o-o-o-o-o Ab ROCK AND ROLL! Eb And out of my league Ab Is she out of my league? Bb Lets hope not 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.
Trouble Akkorde von Never Shout Never
Empfohlenes Musterisland strum
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Funktioniert auch: betonte aufwärtsschläge d u d U d u d U
Wie du Trouble auf der Ukulele spielst
Er läuft d – d u – u d u. Der Groove liegt bei etwa 120 bpm, mittleres Tempo. Du spielst ihn in Eb Dur. Ich würde die Akkorde aufs Könner-Niveau einordnen, ein fairer Mittelweg. The classic island strum fits perfectly; let it bounce and stay relaxed
3 Ukulele-Akkorde verwendet in "Trouble" von Never Shout Never: Bb, Eb und Ab
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I’m in trouble. I need the full song -.-
missing half of the song:
I’m in trouble, I’m so cliche see that word just wears me out
makes me feel like just another guy to laugh and joke about
and even worse I can’t stop calling her, I love to hear that voice
and honestly, I’m left with no choice. (repeat bridge and chorus, using 1, 12, 123 pattern for the “ohs”)
The chords aren’t right. It’s supposed to be Bb, Eb, and F. Or another way I learned before I knew more chords was put in standard D tuning and use C,F, and G
+6 with a capo on the first fret sounds most like the original.
please post the full song this is only half of it!
-3 sounds great with a capo on the first fret
Transpose -3 is the easiest its chords G, C, F
Missing half the song. I’m confused as to why?
+4 easiest
Strumming pattern???
I like using -3 to make it easier
Please post the full song!!!!! :))
@Erlowe21 most tabs aren’t. That’s because it’ll play the same on the next verse and chorus.
this is not the full song
@Caitie and @ushuaia. They are correct, actually. Like j.austin said, the original song is in transposed to -5.
This way more or less works, but Chris actually plays Bb, Eb, F and he starts on Bb
Thanks so much! i play it -3 and it sounds awesome
The original song is transposed to -5 just in case anybody is wondering