Intro: G Gaug Cmaj7 Verse 1: G Take a look at the clock G Only so long to go G Scrubbing smooth young skin G Saying I don't know Em Gaug G Grab a bag, grab a bottle but leave the what if; Cmaj7 G You'll see it in the morning after your kicks. Interlude: Gaug Cmaj7 G x2 Mm Mm Verse 2: G All you will need for a rocking good time G Is a bunch of people who don't give a damn Em Gaug G There's a yes, in your head, gotta find where it's at! Cmaj7 G You'll lose it in the morning but ignore that. Interlude: Gaug Cmaj7 G x2 Mmm Mmm Chorus: C We're not bruised G They're just, party tattoos Em And that colourful mess Gaug G Is just colourful regret C G Black lipstick will never be a sin Em D C G We'll regret it when we're old with wrinkled up skin Em D C G Regret it when we're old with wrinkled up skin Em D C G We'll regret it when we're old with wrinkled up skin Gaug Cmaj7 G x2 Mmmm Mmmm Verse 3: G My mummy said to always wear a coat G But it's warm and it's heavy and we're trying to float Em Gaug G Don't forget, she'll be right when it's 3am, Cmaj7 G So shiver, but shiver with a friend. Chorus: C We're not bruised G They're just, party tattoos Em And that colourful mess Gaug G Is just colourful regret C G Black lipstick will never be a sin Em D C G We'll regret it when we're old with wrinkled up skin Em D C G Regret it when we're old with wrinkled up skin G Gm Eb D We'll regret it when we're old with wrinkled up skin G Gm Eb D Oooh Bridge: G Write a postcard to you at eighty four C Tell em you'd never dream of living behind a door Em Gaug G Life was fun, full of love, full of hopeful smiles C C G Bet you wish you were here, but I'll see you in a while Gaug Cmaj7 G Chorus: C We're not bruised G They're just, party tattoos Em And that colourful mess Gaug G Is just colourful regret C G Black lipstick will never be a sin Em D C G We'll regret it when we're old with wrinkled up skin Em D C G Regret it when we're old with wrinkled up skin Em D C G We'll regret it when we're old with wrinkled up skin 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 Party Tattoos par dodie
Rythmique suggérée4/4 passe-partout
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Tu préfères quelque chose de plus simple : ballade pleine mesure d – – –
Comment jouer Party Tattoos à l'ukulélé
Une bonne rythmique de départ pour ce style est le 4/4 passe-partout : d – d u – u d –. Tu la joues en G majeur. Rien d'effrayant dans les formes, elle figure dans la liste des chansons faciles à l'ukulélé au niveau novice. Play softly and let the chords ring under the vocal.
8 accords d'ukulélé utilisé dans "Party Tattoos" de dodie: C, Cmaj7, D, Eb, Em, G, Gm et Gaug
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LOVE this song – one of my favorites, so glad I found these chords. I chose to switch Gaug out for Em, and Cmaj7 for C; if anyone’s not loving the sound of either of those, I’d recommend giving that a shot.
For anyone wondering the plucking pattern is:
C, E, A, G. Its quite easy once u get the hang of it
putting a capo on the second fret sounds sooo good
I replaced Gaug w Em and I think that sounded better
ok but i don’t think that Gaug sounds right??? anyone else????
YES I’VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS
This isn’t the correct ukulele chords. Someone emailed me asking if this was correct. And no it is not. Do not trust these.
What’s the strumming pattern ?
What’s the strumming pattern
Am7 (0-4-2-2)works really well instead of Gaug too!
The Gaug is wrong; I believe it should be a Gmaj7 (0-2-2-2 on the uke)
I don’t really like the sound of Gaug so I just replace it with C because I personally think it sounds better
nvm it’s the wrong chord my bad haha
WOOOOO!!!
i’m so excited!!!
SO EXCITED TO PLAY!!!