G Gsus2 G G Gsus2 G C C C C Such is the way of the world, You can ne - ver know G Gsus2 G G Gsus2 G C C C C Just where to put all your faith And how will it grow D G C Cadd9 C Cadd9 Gonna rise up, Bringing back holes in dark memories D G C C C C6 Gonna rise up, Turning mistakes into gold Interlude (x2): G D Dsus4 C G Gsus2 G G Gsus2 G C C C C Such is the passage of time, Too fast to fold G Gsus2 G G Gsus2 C C C C C And suddenly swallowed by signs, Low and be - hold D G C Cadd9 C Cadd9 Gonna rise up, Find my direction magnetically D G C C C C6 C C C C6 Gonna rise up, Throw down my haste in the road D Dsus4 D Dsus4 G Gsus4 G C (x2) D (six bars) D Dsus4 D C C C C G This arrangement is its contributor’s own interpretation, shared for private study, education and non-commercial use. The underlying song, lyrics and music remain the property of their copyright owners. To request removal, see Legal & Copyright.
8 ukulele chords used in "Rise" by Eddie Vedder: C, C6, Cadd9, D, Dsus4, G, Gsus2 and Gsus4
For an easy tutorial on how to play all of this song, try the Ukulele Teacher. He describes it perfectly (:
@Just Curious
I know this comment is a year old but just in case anyone else is wondering. Dsus4 is spelled D G A while Gsus2 is spelled G A D. When you go to spell this on the ukulele, it ends up being the same thing. That said, if given a choice I would double the G for the G chord and the D for the D chord if you wanted them to sound different but it’s 6 of one half dozen of the other once it’s live.
It’s “Burning black holes in dark memories”, not “Bringing back holes…”
The words “throw down my haste in the road” should be ” throw down my ace in the hole”
Pretty sure last line should be “throw down my Ace in the hole.” Kind of a very different meaning-poker game, too fast to “fold”, etc.
Can’t find the fingerpicking for this song , but otherwise it’s a great song and site.
very nice…sorry I am late to the game!
The chain of four C chords at the
end of each line should go “C C-5 C5 C-5”
In this page there is no difference in the chords illustrated between the Dsus4 and the Gsus2?
The only distinction I could find online was that some sites have the 4th string muted on the Dsus4 when played and the Gsus2 that string is played open.