Intro: D G D G Verse: G D Trouble, oh, trouble set me free, Am C I have seen your face, Am C And it's too much, too much for me G D Trouble, oh, trouble, can't you see? Am C You're eating my heart away, Am C And there's nothing much left of me Interlude: A F D Chorus: E A G D G D I've-----drunk your wine, you have made your world mine, Am C So won't you be fair, so won't you be fair? E A G D I--------don't want no more of you, G D So won't you be kind to me? Am C Just let me go where, I have to go there Verse: G D Trouble, oh, trouble move away, Am C I have seen your face, Am C And it's too much for me to-day, G D Trouble, oh, trouble can't you see Am C you have made me a wreck ? Am C Now, won't you leave me in my miser-y ? Interlude: A F D Chorus: E A G D G D I've-----drunk your wine, you have made your world mine, Am C So won't you be fair, so won't you be fair? E A G D I--------don't want no more of you, G D So won't you be kind to me? Am C Just let me go where, I have to go there Verse: G D Trouble, oh, trouble move from me, Am C I have paid my debt, Am C Now won't you leave me in my miser-y ? G D Trouble, oh, trouble, please, be kind, Am C I don't want no fight, and Am C I haven't got a lot of time Cet arrangement est l'interprétation personnelle de son contributeur, partagée pour l'étude privée, l'éducation et un usage non commercial. La chanson, les paroles et la musique sous-jacentes restent la propriété de leurs détenteurs de droits. Pour demander un retrait, consulte Mentions légales.
Accords de Trouble par Cat Stevens
Rythmique suggérée4/4 passe-partout
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Tu préfères quelque chose de plus simple : ballade pleine mesure d – – –
Comment jouer Trouble à l'ukulélé
Le motif de rythmique qui convient est le 4/4 passe-partout : d – d u – u d –. Ça roule à un rythme moyen d'environ 90 bpm. Tu la joues en G majeur. Côté accords, celui-là est facile : tout reste au niveau novice. Play softly and let the sad chords breathe.
7 accords d'ukulélé utilisé dans "Trouble" de Cat Stevens: A, Am, C, D, E, F et G
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for beginners (like me;) using an E7 instead of an E in chorus works too. The E sounds slightly better, but the transition E7-A-G-D is easier to achieve and still sounds good.
awesome.