Spoken: (nc) Warm regards Verse 1: F I should be doing better C You've made that really clear E I'm just so sad Am It comes of as insincere F I don't think it matters C Matters to you E There's always something more C That I could do Chorus: F It doesn't even matter C 'cause I don't wanna go E To college or to heaven Am Or to anywhere alone F Nothing really matters C From my point of view E C Sitting here and watching it unfold with you You Interlude: F C E Am F C E C Verse 2: F I'm really doing better C And that's a crazy thing E I really thought that by this time this year Am I'd be deceased F I'm trying really hard C To figure it out E But everything's just crumbling C Crumbling down Chorus: F It doesn't xxxxxxx matter C If I don't wanna go E To college or to heaven Am Or to anywhere alone F Nothing really matters C From my point of view E C Sitting here and watching it all burn with you F C E Am On the xxxxxxx news with you Outro: F C E Am F C E C 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 Warm Regards de Penelope Scott
Rasgueo sugerido4/4 relleno
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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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También funciona: rasgueo isleño d – d u – u d u
Cómo tocar Warm Regards en el ukelele
Un buen rasgueo para empezar con este estilo es el 4/4 relleno: d – d u – u d –. En esta página la canción está en F mayor. Los acordes se quedan en el nivel principiante, sin nada raro.
4 acordes de ukelele en "Warm Regards" de Penelope Scott: Am, C, E y F
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I cant stop playing this its so good
I used strumming pattern ddu-udu for the interlude and outro. While it’s most likely not the correct strumming pattern for this specific song, I believe it goes pretty good with the chords listed. I also replaced the E cord with E7. If you are a more experienced instrumentalist, E may fit the song better. However, as a beginner, I found it much easier to use E7 rather than E.