Verse: A Gbm At least I avoided cliché A Ab Ab7 Holding nobody's hand along the Champs-Élysées D Taking my time Dm7 Breaking bread, sipping wine A Meant for two Interlude: Aaug Gbm Aaug A Aaug Gbm Aaug Verse: A Gbm It's a beautiful city for saps A Ab Ab7 But turn out the lights, we're too clever for that Dmaj7 E7 And I know, I know we're not in love Dm7 A But we'd fool this old town Gbm D E7 With the view of us, thoughts from the tourist Dm7 Alone Interlude (x2): A Aaug Gbm Aaug Verse: A Gbm We could fall for the streets of Paris A Ab Ab7 But the Eiffel's a joke and the punchline is me Dmaj7 E7 And you know, you know it's not funny Dm7 A But we'd laugh 'till it was Gbm D E7 Just the two of us, thoughts from the tourist Dm7 Alone Interlude: A Aaug Gbm Aaug A Aaug Gbm A7 Bridge: Dmaj7 Dm7 And I know, I know that we tried Dbm7 Cm7 D6 E7 To survive on a lie we couldn't endure Dm7 So what's just one more A Gbm D Emaj7 Thought from the tourist, imagining the two of us Dm7 Alone? Outro: A Aaug Gbm Aaug A Aaug Gbm Aaug Aadd9 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 Tourist: A Love Song From Paris par Jon Cozart
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Fonctionne aussi : valse chargée d – d u d u
Comment jouer Tourist: A Love Song From Paris à l'ukulélé
Ça tourne sur d – d u d –. Sur cette page, la chanson est en A majeur. Je note les accords habile, un juste milieu. Count in three and land firmly on beat one for a waltz.
15 accords d'ukulélé utilisé dans "Tourist: A Love Song From Paris" de Jon Cozart: A, Aaug, A7, Aadd9, Cm7, Dbm7, D, Dm7, Dmaj7, D6, E7, Emaj7, Gbm, Ab et Ab7
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There’s a much better version, like flyinhawaiian said.It also provides a ‘strum pattern’ of sorts, so you can play exactly how Jon did.I feel this version is inaccurate
I think Aaug sounds better in this if you play the A string open 🙂 (i’ve been plucking the 2nd string than the 3rd and 4th together twice)
+3 is probably the easiest you can get
Gbmin is the same as F#m for all of those wondering
instead of Dmin7 play Dm
god this is so hard i hate this song but love it and i want to play it but my ukulele sucks and makes it so difficult
strumming pattern? anybody got one that works?
the dmin7 is actually a D minor (aka 2210)
PLEASE HAVE THE CHORDS I AM LOOKING THEM UP BECAUSE I LOVE THIS SONG AHHHH
Thank you!!
where are the chord charts for the rest of the chords in the song?
I believe I have a better version than what they have provided.
There are chords in the song that aren’t on the chord list, as well as a few chords in the song that aren’t on the chord list. Any way we could clear that up? 🙂
Ugh such a beautiful song
If anyone has any questions, I am the author of this chords list and I can help anyone.