Verse: Dmaj7 Well you moved on ridiculously quick So much for hopeless romantic A (what a liar, what a liar) Dmaj7 Don't get me wrong I'm happy you found Someone else to screw around A (what a liar, what a liar) Pre-chorus: E7 Just goes to show I'm better off without you E7 One for the road Dmaj7 Well maybe how about you Chorus: A Leave me alone Dmaj7 Cause I'm not alone A Leave me alone Dmaj7 Cause I'm not alone E7 Dmaj7 Cause I got friends to help me through E7 Dmaj7 I'd rather be with them than you! Verse: Dmaj7 How weird to see your true colours show I didn't think you'd go so low A (what a liar, what a liar) Dmaj7 Don't you dare think you cause me stress I'll rip our letters you rip her dress A (what a liar, what a liar) Pre-chorus: E7 Just goes to show I'm better off without you E7 One for the road Dmaj7 Well maybe how about you Chorus: A Leave me alone Dmaj7 Cause I'm not alone A Leave me alone Dmaj7 Cause I'm not alone E7 Dmaj7 Cause I got friends to help me through E7 Dmaj7 I'd rather be with them than you! Bridge: A Remember when we kissed that night Remember when you held me tight D Remember you and me, oh wow That's all out the window now (x4) Outro: E7 Just goes to show I'm better off without you E7 One for the road Dmaj7 Well maybe how about you A Leave me alone Dmaj7 Cause I'm not alone A Leave me alone Dmaj7 Cause I'm not alone E7 Dmaj7 Cause I got friends to help me through E7 Dmaj7 I'd rather be with them than you! 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 One For The Road par dodie
Rythmique suggéréerythmique des îles
1
d
&
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2
d
&
u
3
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&
u
4
d
&
u
Fonctionne aussi : 4/4 passe-partout d – d u – u d –
Comment jouer One For The Road à l'ukulélé
Un bon premier choix pour One For The Road à l'ukulélé est le rythmique des îles : d – d u – u d u. Cet arrangement est en A majeur. Les accords atterrissent en territoire habile confortable.
4 accords d'ukulélé utilisé dans "One For The Road" de dodie: A, D, Dmaj7 et E7
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You can play the verses like this
/= string
G/ C/ E/ A/ then strum down 3x
Chorus I have no idea tho
For the strumming pattern i do:
Verse – (/ = string) G/ C/ E/ A/ then strum down 2x
Prechorus i have no clue
Chorus – DD chuck DD *let it ring out for a bit* chuck
Bridge – Repeated down soft down strums
This is rlly good for beginners bc it’s simple.
Hope this helps!
This is perfect without transposing, but Dodie uses alternate chords. For that E7, Dodie bars the 4th fret and paces a finger on the 5th fret of the A string and that is used the entire time.
Dodie also does something different for the bridge. She slides from the A chord up so her fingers are on 4th fret for the C string and 6th fret on the G. The D in the bridge is slid up from that alternate A so its 7th fret G string and 6th fret C string. She has a tutorial for this song on her Vlog channel I think.
Does anyone know the chords for tennor uke?
I use the strumming pattern DDU – chuck – DU UDU – chuck *pause*
Anyone know the strumming pattern for this?
If anyone was wondering in the verses you play all the strings separate and then together 3 times
Dont know about chorus
strumming patterns are weird but for the pre-chorus to my knowledge it is
DU-chuck-UUU-chuck-
🙂 thx m8
Hayles try checking out her video 🙂
hi can someone please please please help me out with a strumming pattern?
instead of the e7, just bar the fourth fret, its a lot easier 🙂
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The e7 chord is actually an Abdim/E chord, if anyone was wondering
the e7 is wrong, it should be the barr chord instead
To play with Dodie, the E7 is barred on the 4th fret with one finger on the 5th fret of the A string 🙂
You can you plz do a tab for little mosquito (sorry if this is not in the right place)
-2 with a capo on the second fret sounds great 🙂
-2 us easier