Verse 1: B Happy came to visit me He bought cookies on the way E I poured him tea and he told me it'll all be okay B Well I told him I'd do anything to have him stay with me E So he laid me down, and I felt happy B Come inside of me E B He laid me down, and I felt happy Chorus: B E Oh if you're going, take the train Gb Abm So I can hear it rumble, one last rumble B E And when you go, take this heart Gb G I'll make no more use of it when there's no more you Verse 2: B I was in the bathroom I didn't hear him leave E I locked the door behind him And I turned around to see B All the cookie wrappers And the empty cups of tea E Well I sighed and mumbled to myself B Again, I have to clean E I sighed and mumbled to myself Chorus: B E If you're going, take the train Gb Abm So I can hear it rumble, one last rumble B E And when you go, take this heart Gb G I'll make no more use of it when there's no more you B E And if you're going, take the moon Gb Abm Then maybe I will see you, in the night I'll see you B E And when you go, take this heart Gb G I'll make no more use of it when there's no more 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 Happy par Mitski
Rythmique suggérée4/4 passe-partout
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d
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d
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u
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u
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d
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Fonctionne aussi : demi-mesure en bloc d u x u
Comment jouer Happy à l'ukulélé
Le motif de rythmique qui convient est le 4/4 passe-partout : d – d u – u d –. Le groove se situe autour de 110 bpm, un rythme moyen. Cet arrangement est en B majeur. Je note les accords habile, un juste milieu. Play a steady even strum and let it get rougher in the outro.
5 accords d'ukulélé utilisé dans "Happy" de Mitski: B, E, Gb, G et Abm
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If you want to spice it up, I suggest transiting from E to Em. Not really on any specific part, but when you’re playing the E and it sounds right.
once again i’d like to thank jonas
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+1 or +3 works too