Intro: Bb Bb Eb Bb Eb Verse 1: Bb Eb Here we are Bb Eb Bb Eb Two strangers standing in the doorway of a bar Bb Eb Bb Nervously talking about the past Eb Easy to laugh about it now Bb Eb (nc) F It wasn't so long ago it hurt just to hear your name Chorus: Bb Eb F Can old lovers ever just be friends? D7 Gm One drink, it all comes flooding back again Eb Cm You look at me and you smile F Bb I think I haven't felt like this in a while Eb F And we look out at the rain D7 Gm And we see how much our lives have changed Eb Cm F Bb Our future's rearranged but somehow just the same Verse 2: Eb And here we are Bb Eb Bb Eb Two strangers standing on the pavement by a car Bb Eb Bb You rest your head upon my arm Eb Easy to laugh about it now Bb I watch your cigarette burn out Eb F On the pavement Chorus: Bb Eb F Can old lovers ever just be friends? D7 Gm One drink, go their separate ways again Eb Cm You and I won't fight F Bb I think that maybe it's time I said good night Eb F But I'm happy that I came D7 Gm Just to see your eyes still have their flame Eb Cm Their beauty and their pain F Bb It feels like yesterday Post-chorus: Eb That I was yours F And you were mine Eb Bb And we were living in paradise Eb And you button up your coat F And the bill gets paid Eb F And we leave behind this life we almost made Chorus: Bb Eb F Can old lovers ever just be friends? D7 Gm One drink and go their separate ways again Eb Cm You look at me and you smile F Bb I think I haven't felt like this in a while Eb F And we look out at the rain D7 Gm And we see how much our lives have changed Eb Cm F Bb Our future's rearranged but somehow just the same Outro: Eb F La lala lala lalala D7 Gm La la lalalala lalala Eb Cm La lala lala lala F Bb La lala la la la la la Eb F Lala lalala D7 Gm Lalalala lalala Eb Cm La lala lala lala F Bb La la la lala Bb F Gm7 F7 Eb Bb F F7 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.
Can Old Lovers Ever Just Be Friends? Akkorde von Tom Odell
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Eine solide erste Wahl für Can Old Lovers Ever Just Be Friends? auf der Ukulele ist das 4/4-alleskönner: d – d u – u d –. Dieses Arrangement steht in Bb Dur. Die Akkorde verlangen dir etwas mehr ab, deshalb würde ich sie aufs Fortgeschrittenen-Niveau einordnen. Lieber einfachere Griffe? Transponier den Song um 3 Halbtöne runter, dann bringt dich ein Kapodaster im 3. Bund zurück zur Tonart auf dieser Seite.
8 Ukulele-Akkorde verwendet in "Can Old Lovers Ever Just Be Friends?" von Tom Odell: Bb, Cm, D7, Eb, F, F7, Gm und Gm7
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