G G7 Cm Ab7 I can't keep pushing this down any deeper, G G7 Cm Ab7 Why do I keep trying if I can't keep her? G G7 Every move I make, Cm Is just another mistake, Ab7 I wonder what it would take, Em B7 Because it feels like there's a hole inside my body, Em B7 Like there's a hole inside my heart. Em B7 It's like this feeling is gonna consume me, Em B7 If I keep waiting for this thing to start. G Cm Oh, I feel like I'm all gummed up inside, G Cm It's like I'm all gummed up inside, G Cm G It's like I'm all gummed up insi-iii-iide 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 All Gummed Up Inside par Rebecca Sugar
Rythmique suggéréerythmique des îles
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d
&
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2
d
&
u
3
–
&
u
4
d
&
u
Tu préfères quelque chose de plus simple : croches bas-haut d u d u
Comment jouer All Gummed Up Inside à l'ukulélé
Un bon premier choix pour All Gummed Up Inside à l'ukulélé est le rythmique des îles : d – d u – u d u. Les accords atterrissent en territoire habile confortable.
6 accords d'ukulélé utilisé dans "All Gummed Up Inside" de Rebecca Sugar: B7, Cm, Em, G, G7 et Ab7
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At the end the “It’s like I’m all gummed up insi-iii-iide”
It should be Cm Ab7 G.
Cm Ab7 G
insi-iii-iide
Just incase somebody thinks a chord is missing, here ya go!
ab7 huuuuuuuurrrrts
I love this song 🙂
I actually found a way to simplify it! Every time there’s a AB7 swap with a CM and do a C in place of the c minor. I’m still not that grey with uke and my hands have limits so that’s what I’ve got.
strumming pattern?
I usually go from G to G7 to C to Cm and it sounds almost the same, just a bit easier
-7 is actually the easiest but ok
Personally I think it sounds way better to play it with a capo on the 2nd fret, and instead of Ab7 play Eb7!
Ab7 sounds bad Eb7 is better
+5 is easier
I find that +5 is the easiest if you can play Db7, E7, and Fm.