Verse: C Em See the pyramids along the Nile F C Watch the sunrise from a tropic isle F Em Am Just remember darling all the while Dm G You belong to me Verse: C Em See the market place in old Algiers F C Send me photographes and souvenirs F Em Am Just remember when a dream appears Dm G You belong to me Chorus: C F I'd be so alone without you Dm G Maybe you'd be lonesome too G7 in blue Verse: C Em Fly the ocean in a silver plane F C See the jungle when it's wet with rain F Em Am Just remember till you're home again Dm G You belong to me Chorus: C F B: I'd be so alone without you Dm G Maybe you'd be lonesome too G7 in blue Verse: C Em Fly the ocean in a silver plane F C See the jungle when it's wet with rain F Em Am Just remember till you're home again Dm G You belong to me 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 You Belong To Me par Patsy Cline
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d
2
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3
u
4
d
5
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6
u
Fonctionne aussi : 6/8 balancé d – – d – u
Comment jouer You Belong To Me à l'ukulélé
Le motif de rythmique qui convient est le 6/8 fluide : d – u d – u. La mesure est en 12/8, quatre groupes de trois par mesure, donc le motif boucle deux fois par mesure. Ça roule à un rythme détendu d'environ 66 bpm avec un léger swing. Cet arrangement est en C majeur. Rien d'effrayant dans les formes, elle figure dans la liste des chansons faciles à l'ukulélé au niveau novice. Sway each bar in triplets and keep the chord changes smooth.
8 accords d'ukulélé utilisé dans "You Belong To Me" de Patsy Cline: Am, B, C, Dm, Em, F, G et G7
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(+2) In the last line I like to play the A over “belong”, and finish “to me” with a D.
Why does this song in the key of C finish with a G chord?
(+5) I like to do the last line as GM C F instead of as written except on the first verse where I keep it as written.
At the end I did a doubling of the last line. first time:
GM C DM
Second time:
GM C F (end with single strum)
And on the third line of the verse I found I liked to insert a minor chord to make it flow better in my head. (It’s the first chord of the 4th line of the verse, inserted after the first chord of the third line of the verse…in (+5) it’s Bb Gm Am Dm)
Thank you for having this song here. I love this song and since it’s a slow song, it makes playing it a lot easier.
LOVE THIS SONG!!! SO EASY