Verse 1: Gb B You know Ebm I've always been collected, calm and chill Gb B And you know Ebm I never look for conflict for the thrill Db But if I’m feeling Ebm Someone stepping towards you, can't describe Db Just what I'm feeling Chorus: B Gb For you, I’d go Abm Db Step to a dude much bigger than me B Gb For you, I know Abm Db I would get messed up, weigh 153 A For you B Gb I would get beat to smithereens Interlude: Gb B Ebm Gb B Ebm Verse 2: Gb B You know Ebm I'll be in the corner taking notes Gb B And you know Ebm I got your six while you're working votes Db But if I'm feeling Ebm Someone stepping towards you, can't describe Db Just what I'm feeling Chorus: B Gb For you, I’d go Abm Db Step to a dude much bigger than me B Gb For you, I know Abm Db I would get messed up, weigh 153 A For you B Gb I would get beat to smithereens Bridge: B Gb Abm Db I would get beat to... B You know I had to do one Gb You know I had to do one Abm You know I had to do one Db On the record for you B Gb You know I had to do one on the record for her like this Abm Db You know I had to do one on the record for her like this B Gb You know I had to do one on the record for her like this Abm Db You know I had to do one on the record for her Pre-chorus: Db I'm feeling Ebm Someone stepping towards you, can’t describe Db Just what I’m feeling Outro: B Gb For you, I'd go Abm Db Write a slick song just to show you the world B Gb For you, I know Abm Db They think it’s messed up to sell out for your girl B Gb For you, I’d go Abm Db Step to a dude much bigger than me B Gb For you, I know Abm Db I would get messed up, weigh 153 A For you B Gb I would get beat to smithereens 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 Smithereens de Twenty One Pilots
Rasgueo sugerido4/4 ajetreado
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Algo más simple: corcheas abajo-arriba d u d u
Cómo tocar Smithereens en el ukelele
En el ukelele, Smithereens se reduce al 4/4 ajetreado: d – d u d u d u. Espera un ritmo medio, unos 120 bpm. Este arreglo está en Gb mayor. Aquí la mano que pisa se gana el sueldo: tengo los acordes en el nivel competente. Bounce through it with quick down-up eighths and a light touch.
6 acordes de ukelele en "Smithereens" de Twenty One Pilots: A, B, Db, Ebm, Gb y Abm
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here after the announcement of the baby, congratulations tyler and jenna 🙂
I don’t really know how to phrase this but this is the most beautiful video I wanted to put it on loop and listen to it for the rest of my life. Tyler plays his hits but simplified, sort of? Anyway, it’s really good, so here’s the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=laLjSp3XC7A
I swear this is the cutest song ever and I love it so much!! I’m happy that there’s a tab for it!!
Very helpful, although I’m finding it a bit hard to play some of the chords, because I’m still new-ish to ukulele! Any advice you can give to a young player like me? 🙂
(I read all the other comments and their very helpful, but u don’t know some of the lingo still!)
If tyler only weighs 153 pounds then I am seriously concerned lol stay alive frens ||-//
+1
+ 1 is much easier for begginers
What is the strum pattern?
+3 is much easier for me! |-/
gotta love the beats to this
The dislike is the dude much bigger than him
the othernight i was playing this song on my concert uke, which normally i play TOP songs on my saprano but if anyone happens to play this on a concert I recomend doing 1+ with the capo on 2nd fret
i love this song
i always thought the bridge said ‘you know i had to do it to em’ so my life? a lie.
instead of Gm i use Dm and it sounds just the same/maybe a bit better and it’s easier:)
+1 with a capo on the second fret sounds amazingly cute
Using -1 and putting a capo the first fret is easiest for me. On the “just what I’m feelin’“ right before the chorus, it sounds good to put ur 3rd finger on the bottom string on the same fret as the C chord (so the fourth fret of the uke, but the third fret cuz ur playin w a capo if that makes sense). Hope that helps/makes sense. Also this might just be called a C sus or smth but I’m not good w names of obscure chords lol
What’s the chord progression?
The -6 sounds good uwu
-1 with a capo on the first fret is fairly easy.