Intro: D Gb G An-nyŏng-ha-se-yo D Gb G Verse: D Gb G Sometimes you gotta bleed to know D Gb G That you’re alive and have a soul A7 But it takes someone to come around A To show you how Chorus: G She’s the tear in my heart I’m alive A Bm She’s the tear in my heart I’m on fire A D She’s the tear in my heart A Take me higher D Gb G Than I’ve ever been Verse: D Gb G The songs on the radio are okay D Gb G But my taste in music is your face A7 And it takes a song to come around A To show you how Chorus: G She's the tear in my heart I'm alive A Bm She’s the tear in my heart I’m on fire A D She’s the tear in my heart A Take me higher G Than I’ve ever been A Bm Than I’ve ever been A D A Than I’ve ever been D Than I’ve ever been Bridge: D A D Gb G D A D ohh, oh-oh, oh, ooh, oh-oh, ooo, oo-oo, oo, ooo, oo oo D Gb G D A D You fell asleep in my car I drove the whole time D Gb G D A D But that’s okay I’ll just avoid the holes so you sleep fine D Gb G I’m driving here I sit D A D Cursing my government D Gb G D A D For not using my taxes to fill holes with more cement D Gb G D A D You fell asleep in my car I drove the whole time D Gb G D A D But that’s okay I’ll just avoid the holes so you sleep fine D Gb G D I’m driving here I sit D D Cursing my government A7 A D Gb G For not using my taxes to fill holes with more cement Verse: D Gb G Sometimes you gotta bleed to know, oh, oh D Gb G That you’re alive and have a soul, oh, oh A7 But it takes someone to come around A To show you how Chorus: G She’s the tear in my heart I’m alive A Bm She’s the tear in my heart I’m on fire A D She’s the tear in my heart A Take me higher Than I’ve ever been G My heart is my armour A Bm She’s the tear in my heart She’s a carver A D She’s a butcher with a smile A Cut me farther G Than I’ve ever been A Bm Than I’ve ever been A D A Than I’ve ever been Than I’ve ever been G My heart is my armour A Bm She’s the tear in my heart She’s a carver A D She’s a butcher with a smile A Cut me farther D Than I’ve ever been 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.
Tear In My Heart Akkorde von Twenty One Pilots
Empfohlenes Musterbetonte aufwärtsschläge
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Funktioniert auch: treibender 4/4 d – d – d u d u
Wie du Tear In My Heart auf der Ukulele spielst
Auf der Ukulele läuft Tear In My Heart auf das betonte aufwärtsschläge hinaus: d u d U d u d U. Erwartet dich: mittleres Tempo, etwa 90 bpm. Auf dieser Seite steht der Song in D Dur. Die Akkorde bleiben auf Einsteiger-Niveau, nichts Kniffliges dabei. Bounce the upbeats hard to catch the song's giddy restless energy.
6 Ukulele-Akkorde verwendet in "Tear In My Heart" von Twenty One Pilots: A, A7, Bm, D, Gb und G
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I love twenty one pilots.they are an inspiration in my depressing life.
Keep up the good work.
Your music is worth it.
And learning on ukulele.
🙂
If you want a cool ending, on the very last chord, just do the D chord but with your pinky on the 5th fret! 😀
The bridge makes my hand cramp :'(
Stay Alive, kids ||-//
for Gb i bar the first fret and make an F chord shape with my middle + ring finger and instead of switching to a G chord i keep that chord formation and go up a fret. it’s also easier by a long shot lmao.
i use DU-X-UDU-X-DU
just for fun, i like to do -2 and put a capo on the fifth fret and it sounds really cute
The plucking for the bridge that Tyler does is this.
G[—————————–]
C[-2-2-2-2-2-2-6-7——–]
E[——————————]
A[——————————]
x8
OMG IS THERE ANYONE ELSE WHO JUST REALIZED THAT THE RANDOM WORDS THAT THEY SAID AT THE BEGINNING ARENT ACTUALLY RANDOM WORDS!?!?! THE WORDS(S) ARE “An-nyŏng-ha-se-yo” WHICH IS KOREAN FOR HELLO OR A GREETING!
With all the time I have in quarantine I finally had enough time to learn this song 🙂
I CANNOT PLAY Bb!!!!!!!!~!
-2 is actually pretty easy if you’ve overcome the E chord
If im playing this on a baritone uke, what chords do I use?
For anyone who wants it easier, transpose to -2
I think an F# would sounds better than the Gb.
+3
SheSACARVER
I use DDDUD as the strumming pattern for the chorus
Stay Alive my frens I-/
if you want to play it like tyler’s own ukulele version, transpose it to -2 and put a capo on the second fret. and instead of C, E, F, play: C, fourth fret, fifth fret. hope this helps! 🙂
Can somebody pleeease tell me the strumming pattern