Verse 1: Em I've seen god twice, twice in my life C G B7 Em once when i was little and once the other night Em when i was little he counted cars C G B7 Em the other night i watched him turn into the stars Chorus: C G B7 Em and i don't really wanna sit and talk about the government C G B7 all i wanna do is find the lord C G B7 Em but everybody knows he's dead and i can't get it out of my head C G B7 B7 that when i was young he counted cars Em Verse 2: Em one of our girls turned up last night C G B7 Em they found her body but not her eyes Em somebody new must've gone bad C G B7 E Am E Am E Am where's the lord to take care of that? C G B7 Em where's the lord to take care of that? Chorus: C G B7 Em and i don't really wanna sit and talk about the government C G B7 all i wanna do is find the lord C G B7 Em but everybody knows he's dead and i can't get it out of my head C G B7 that when i was young he counted cars C G B7 and then we xxxxxxx lost him to the stars Outro: Em 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.
Papayawhip (God Or Whatever) Akkorde von Penelope Scott
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Funktioniert auch: aufwärtslastiger 4/4 d – d u d u d u
Wie du Papayawhip (God Or Whatever) auf der Ukulele spielst
Er läuft d u d u. Dieses Arrangement steht in E Moll. Die Akkorde bleiben auf Einsteiger-Niveau, nichts Kniffliges dabei. Strum fast down-up eighths and drive it forward.
6 Ukulele-Akkorde verwendet in "Papayawhip (God Or Whatever)" von Penelope Scott: Am, B7, C, E, Em und G
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i think the riff goes B C B A G Gb for the first two times (at the beginning and before the second verse) and then at the end it’s B C B C A G Gb
-2 is a bit easier for me
Yessss they got the E major right; so many people mess it up and make it minor