Intro: (nc) (Alright. One, two, three, four) Verse 1: B Eb Everything's coming up roses Abm E Everything's coming to a bitter, bitter end B Ebm I'm searching for the problem and I'm looking for a positive Abm E Maybe I'll see a few old friends B Eb Abm E With more faith in God, I would tell you that this was the rapture and we've been left behind B Ebm Abm E Oh, why are we so young with tired, sunken, baggy eyes? Pre-chorus: B So I'll give myself a name Eb Abm E Something stupid and pretentious like Moss spelled with a c B Ebm Ebm E And I'll hope all the cool kids who graduated but stayed judgemental will finally accept me Chorus: B Eb Abm E And I might be flying home today, but I'm not going home B Eb Abm E Cause everything I thought I knew has proven to be wrong B Ebm Abm E And I'm desperate to the point of flying straight into the over-drinking night that leave you feeling torn B Eb Abm E I'm leaving, I'm leaving, for New York Verse 2: B Step off the plane Abm Hop into the sedan E I return to the house, not a kid not a man E Ebm Eb Screaming "everyone here ?:" Abm Where complacency rules E And the kids only die B If they stray from the mark Eb If they keep themselves clean Abm And they tore down the park E Now I'm stuck in my dreams Chorus: B Eb Abm E And I might be flying home today, but I'm not going home B Ebm Eb Abm E Cause everything I thought I knew has proven to be wrong B Ebm Eb E And I'm desperate to the point of flying straight into the over-drinking nights that leave you feeling torn B Eb Abm E I'm leaving, I'm leaving, for New York Bridge: Abm E Abm An orange and yellow armada of delivery trucks is all I can see from the window of this Uber A E I'm reminded that the world won't stop for me But no one ever really stops to think Chorus: B Eb Abm Em And I might be flying home today, but I'm not going home E B Ebm Abm E Cause everything I thought I knew has proven to be wrong B Ebm Abm E And I'm desperate to the point of flying straight into the over-drinking night that leave you feeling torn B Eb Abm E I'm leaving, I'm leaving, I'm leaving for New York Abm E I'm leaving for New York Abm E I'm leaving for New York 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.
7 ukulele chords used in "Mawce" by Everybody's Worried About Owen: A, B, Eb, Ebm, E, Em and Abm
i love this song so much 😀
btw +1 is easier and you could substitute E for Em
Yay, I suggested this song!! <3
I play it as
Bb, D, Gm, Eb
Bb, Dm, Gm, Eb
throughout the entire song, but for the first two verses i put the fret fingers in the placement for the chords and just pick the three strings closest to me in an outward pattern, if that makes any sense
and for the strumming pattern i use D-UDUD-UDUD-UDUD-UDUD, but the first D is only for if you start up the strumming again
The missing lyric is “eighty-four-five”. It’s an area code in New York State.
i love doing this song. i feel like this is one of those songs where you can just pour your entire heart and soul into the music and i just gain sooo much confidence when singing it, its amazing!
It’s a bit easier to play(and more accurate to how they play the song) if you use the same shape for the “B” and “Eb” chords.
You can hear them slide up from B(fret 2) to Eb(fret 6) in the recording as opposed to changing chord shapes downwards.
i use DDU once per chord for the verses 🙂
+1 is easy and you can possibly use Em in place of E