Intro (x2): G G B7 I missed you dearly Thought I was nearly C D7 there forever, at last together G B7 is our time fleeting? is even meeting C D7 a healthy idea, or am I getting too near? G B7 don't try to fight it C Bb I'm here for tonight G and I'll be waiting for you Bb D7 G until we meet again G B7 I know it's scary but don't be wary C if we don't have that long D7 let's not waste it feeling wrong G B7 this isn't the end I'm your lifelong friend C sure it's been a while D7 but I'll be here when you smile G B7 so don't try to fight it C Bb I'm here for tonight G and I'll be waiting for you Bb D7 G until we meet again C Cm G G7 mmmmmm C Cm D D7 mmmmmm G B7 would you mind staying? C it's getting late, but I will visit you soon D7 so just try to get through G B7 and don't try to fight it C Bb I'm here for tonight G and I'll be waiting for you Bb D7 Em A7 until we meet again G I'll be waiting for you Bb D7 G until we meet again. Este arreglo es la interpretación propia de quien lo aportó y se comparte para estudio privado, educación y uso no comercial. La canción, la letra y la música subyacentes siguen siendo propiedad de sus titulares de derechos. Para solicitar una retirada, consulta Aviso legal.
Acordes de Dear Happy (feat. Thomas Sanders) de dodie
Rasgueo sugeridorasgueo isleño
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d
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d
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u
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u
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d
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u
También funciona: acento en el contratiempo d u d U d u d U
Cómo tocar Dear Happy (feat. Thomas Sanders) en el ukelele
En el ukelele, Dear Happy (feat. Thomas Sanders) se reduce al rasgueo isleño: d – d u – u d u. Avanza a un ritmo medio de unos 120 bpm. Los acordes los pongo en hábil, un término medio razonable. Start the verses gently then grow your strumming into the big finish.
10 acordes de ukelele en "Dear Happy (feat. Thomas Sanders)" de dodie: A7, Bb, B7, C, Cm, D, D7, Em, G y G7
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i like Cm instead of Bb so… yeah but thats just my opinion =3
plucking pattern for the beginning is
———–2—2—
———–1—1—
—2—————-
———————
and you repeat that pattern with the chords for the rest of the song 🙂
a lot of people are saying they switch out Bb for Cm or for C7, but I think it sounds best when you switch out the first Bb of the chorus for Cm and then the second for C7 cause then the vocals fit the chords really well
If you’re having trouble singing this cause you feel like it’s up too high, turn it to -2 and everywhere that there’s an Ab, play G7. It’s what sounds better to me, at least.
Does anyone have another chord for Bb
whats the strumming pattern?
Edim instead of Bbm!!!??
Tbh I prefer this:
Verse: G, Bb, C, Cm
Chorus: G, Bb, C, Cm, G, Cm, D, G
For stuming at the first part I would strum the chord and just as I was about to switch chords I would do a really quick strum. I think it sound better UwU
i much prefer ashrapdim7 instead of b flat
one finger on c string in first fret
on finger on the a string first fret
it sounds more like the dodie version and the harmony works too
Gdim instead of Bb!
Cm NOT Bb thank me later
instead of the Bb for the chorus, I like playing Adim! 😀
the kinoko is me >:D
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WHATS THE STRUMMING PATTERN
the Bb on “for tonight” sounds wonky
does anyone know the strumming pattern? im not very good with plucking
Yuh thanks for the tips yall
the Bb should be Bb dim – just take out the F (so leave the E string open)