Verse 1: D Em7 Poor old Granddad I laughed at all his words D Em7 I thought he was a bitter man He spoke of women's ways D Em7 They'll trap you, then they use you Be-fore you even know D Em7 For love is blind and you're far too kind Don't ever let it show Chorus: D Em7 G I wish that I knew what I know now When I was younger D Em7 G I wish that I knew what I know now When I was stronger. Verse 2: D Em7 The Can Can's such a pretty show They'll steal your heart away D Em7 But backstage, back on earth again The dressing rooms are grey D Em7 They come on strong and it ain't too long Before they make you feel a man D Em7 But love is blind and you soon will find You're just a boy again Chorus: D Em7 G I wish that I knew what I know now When I was younger D Em7 G I wish that I knew what I know now When I was stronger. Solo: Play G during solo Main melody (x2): Verse 3: D Em7 When you want her lips, you get a cheek Makes you wonder where you are D Em7 If you want some more and she's fast asleep Leaves you twinkling with the stars. D Em7 Poor young grandson, there's nothing I can say D Em7 You'll have to learn, just like me And that's the hardest way D Ooh la la Em7 G Ooh la la, la la, yeah Chorus: D Em7 G I wish that I knew what I know now When I was younger D Em7 G I wish that I knew what I know now When I was stronger. This arrangement is its contributor’s own interpretation, shared for private study, education and non-commercial use. The underlying song, lyrics and music remain the property of their copyright owners. To request removal, see Legal & Copyright.
Ooh La La chords by Faces
Suggested strumeverywhere 4/4
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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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Also works: island strum d – d u – u d u
How to play Ooh La La on ukulele
To play Ooh La La on ukulele, strum the everywhere 4/4: d – d u – u d –. The groove sits around 116 bpm, a medium pace, and it swings lightly. This arrangement is in D major. Nothing scary in the shapes, it sits on the easy ukulele songs list at the novice level. Prefer easier shapes? Transpose the song down 7 half-steps, then a capo on fret 7 brings you back to the key on this page. Let the eighths swing a little and accent the first beat.
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