Intro: G---C---Em---D Verse: Bb Eb Gm F Take out all you’re wasted honour Bb Eb Gm F Every little past frustration Bb Eb Gm F Take all of you’re so called problems Bb Eb Gm F Better put them in Quotations Chorus: Bb Eb Say what you need to say Gm F Say what you need to say... ( x4 ) Interlude: G---C---Em---D Verse ( same pattern as above ): Walking like a one man army Fighting with the shadows in your head Living on the same old moment Knowing you’ll be better of instead if you could only Chorus: Bb Eb Say what you need to say Gm F Say what you need to say... ( x4 ) Interlude: G---C---Em---D Bridge: Cm Eb F Have no fear for givin in Cm Eb F Have no fear for givin all of it Cm Eb F You better know that in the end Eb Its better you say too much F Than never to say what you need to say again G---C---Em---D Verse: Bb Eb Gm F Even if your hands are shakin Bb Eb Gm F And you’re faith is breakin Bb Eb Gm F Even as the eyes are closin Bb Eb Gm F Do it with a heart wide open .why Chorus: Bb Eb Say what you need to say Gm F Say what you need to say... ( x4 ) Interlude: G---C---Em---D 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 Say de John Mayer
Rasgueo sugeridorasgueo isleño
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d
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d
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También funciona: 4/4 relleno d – d u – u d –
Cómo tocar Say en el ukelele
Va así: d – d u – u d u. Avanza a un ritmo medio de unos 86 bpm. Esta se apoya en formas más complicadas, con los acordes en el nivel competente. ¿Quieres formas más amables? Bájala 3 semitonos y una cejilla en el traste 3 te devuelve a la tonalidad de aquí. A relaxed island strum suits it, so let each chord ring softly.
9 acordes de ukelele en "Say" de John Mayer: Bb, C, Cm, D, Eb, Em, F, G y Gm
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Picking/Strum pattern?
the intro doesn’t seem to be incorrect, just in a different key than the rest of the song. One might dig playing Bb, Eb, Gm, F for the intro as well
The change from G-C-Em-D to A#-D#-Gm-F is really weird maybe it should be changed to just either G-C-Em-D or A#-D#-Gm-C throughout the whole song