Bb Bb7 Eb D7 I waited 'til I saw the sun Gm C Eb Bb I don't know why I didn't come Bb Bb7 Eb D7 I left you by the house of fun Gm C Eb Bb I don't know why I didn't come Gm C Eb Bb I don't know why I didn't come Bb Bb7 Eb D7 When I saw the break of day Gm C Eb Bb I wished that I could fly away Bb Bb7 Eb D7 Instead of kneeling in the sand Gm C Eb Bb Catching teardrops in my hand Gm C F F7 My heart is drenched in wine Gm C F But you'll be on my mind Eb Dm Cm For-e-ver Bb Bb7 Eb D7 Out across the endless sea Gm C Eb Bb I would die in ecstasy Bb Bb7 Eb D7 But I'll be a bag of bones Gm C Eb Bb Driving down the road along Gm C F F7 My heart is drenched in wine Gm C F But you'll be on my mind Eb Dm Cm For-e-ver Bb Bb7 Eb D7 Something has to make you run Gm C Eb Bb I don't know why I didn't come Bb Bb7 Eb D7 I feel as empty as a drum Gm C Eb Bb I don't know why I didn't come Gm C Eb Bb I don't know why I didn't come Gm C Eb Bb I don't know why I didn't come 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 Don’t Know Why de Norah Jones
Rasgueo sugerido4/4 relleno
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d
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2
d
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u
3
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u
4
d
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Algo más simple: medio compás d – d u
Cómo tocar Don’t Know Why en el ukelele
El patrón de rasgueo que encaja es el 4/4 relleno: d – d u – u d –. El groove ronda los 90 bpm, un ritmo medio, y con un swing suave. Tal como está publicada, se queda en su tonalidad original de Bb mayor. Los acordes piden un poco más de ti, así que los pongo en competente. ¿Prefieres formas más fáciles? Transporta la canción 1 semitono hacia abajo y una cejilla en el traste 1 te devuelve a la tonalidad de esta página. Swing the strums gently and stay soft for the jazzy mood.
10 acordes de ukelele en "Don’t Know Why" de Norah Jones: Bb, Bb7, C, Cm, Dm, D7, Eb, F, F7 y Gm
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Omg!
This is so freaken hard!
+2 sounds just as amazing! Can’t figure out the strum pattern so I’ve been doing
DD-UUDU
+2 is easier and certainly better for beginners
+2
this is beautiful
Anyone know how to play the intro to the song? It’s not included in this.
Love it just the way it is! Attack the barred chords
-3 is rather easy on baritones
-5 works but replace the F7 with a Cm – better for low voices…had lots of complaints about +2 being too high, sounds good to me though.
-1 is also not as complicated! Really recommend it!
Loved the chords!
Thank you! This song is so fun to play and sing on my uke.
Sounds nice in C and flows easier on a ukulele.