Intro: Bm If Elvis was the king D Why can't I be the queen? Gb I can kinda-sorta sing E5 E I can be likeable when I wanna be Hopefully someday I'll be Gb Somebody notable, quotable Verse 1: D A I'm really far from Abbey Road Em A The Beatles knew their way around the music notes D A Will I ever be good enough Em To be compared to no one else? A Em The radio is overflowed with stuff D Jimi Hendrix owned the stage A Em He set a fire Knelt beside it D A Em Then he smashed his Stratocaster guitar D A Em All the legendary moments stolen away A Gb What's mine gonna be? Chorus: Bm D Nashville, Nashville Bm D Carry all my dreams Bm D Gb7 Gb Johnny Cash-ville give me reason to sing G D 'Cause if I make it to the top Gb Bm Like all my idols before me G A D A I'm never gonna start to stop being the queen D A Being the queen Being the— Verse 2: D A Getting close to reality Em Of the fantasy A But Mama, hey, you're still insane For supporting me D A Is Vera Lynn watching over me? Em Hey Elton, wish that we could meet A Em I wrote a song I'd like to hear you sing D A Em Maybe it's enough I have your voices on my phone D A Em Michael Jackson is still living in my radio D Listen to the headphones and I think that— A Em A Gb No, I know, I wanna be like them Chorus: Bm D Nashville, Nashville Bm D Carry all my dreams Bm D Gb7 Gb Johnny Cash-ville give me reason to sing G D 'Cause if I make it to the top Gb Bm Like all my idols before me G A D A I'm never gonna start to stop being the queen D A Being the queen Bm Being the— Bridge: D And you travel so far G Forget who you are Gm But the world will remember Who you became D After you came to fame A I won't waste my name D Because I've got a good name Gm So much to say Verse 3: Bm D Bm D John Lennon, I've imagined all you said Bm D Our life on Earth Gb7 Gb Is birth, then life, then death G D Just a blink and soon Gb Bm I'll be gone too Outro: G So hello, goodbye A D A I've got so much to do D A So much to do D Too much to ah-do 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.
The Queen chords by Elio Mei
How to play The Queen on ukulele
You are playing it in B minor. Nothing scary in the shapes, it sits on the easy ukulele songs list at the rookie level.
10 ukulele chords used in "The Queen" by Elio Mei: A, Bm, D, E, Em, E5, Gb, Gb7, G and Gm
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