Intro: A C G D A G A Verse 1: A C G D A Mum and Dad and Denny saw the passing out parade at Puckapunyal G A (1t was long march from cadets). A C G D The sixth battalion was the next to tour and It was me who drew the card. A G A We did Canungra and Shoalwater before we left. Chorus 1: E D A And Townsville lined the footpath as we marched down to the quay. E D A This clipping from the paper shows us young and strong and clean. Gbm E D A And there's me in my slouch hat with my SLR and greens. E Gbm E D God help me, I was only nineteen. Verse 2: A C G D From Vung Tau riding Chinooks to the dust at Nui Dat, A G A I'd been in and out of choppers now for months. A C G D But we made our tents a home. V.B. and pinups on the lockers, A G A And an Asian orange sunset through the scrub. Chorus 2: E D A And can you tell me, doctor , why I still can't get to sleep? E D A And night time's just a jungle dark and a barking M.16? Gbm E D A And what's this rash that comes and goes, can you tell me what it means? E Gbm E D God help me, I was only nineteen. Verse 3: A C G D A four week operation, when each step can mean your last one A G A On two legs: it was a war within yourself. A C G D But you wouldn't let your mates down 'til they had you dusted off, A G A So you closed your eyes and thought about something else. Chorus 3: E D A Then someone yelled out "Contact"', and the bloke behind me swore. E D A We hooked in there for hours, then a God almighty roar. Gbm E D A Frankie kicked a mine the day that mankind kicked the moon. E D God help me, he was going home in June. Verse 4: A C G D 1 can still see Frankie, drinking tinnies in the Grand Hotel A G A On a thirty-six hour rec. leave in Vung Tau. A C G D And I can still hear Frankie, lying screaming in the jungle. A G A 'Till the morphine came and killed the bloody row Chorus 4: E D A And the Anzac legends didn't mention mud and blood and tears. E D A And stories that my father told me never seemed quite real Gbm E D A I caught some pieces In my back that I didn't even feel. E Gbm E D God help me, I was only nineteen. Chorus 5: E D A And can you tell me, doctor , why I still can't get to sleep? E D A And why the channel 7 chopper chills me to my feet. Gbm E D A And what's this rash that comes and goes, can you tell me what it means? E D A God help me, I was only nineteen. 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 I Was Only 19 par Redgum
Rythmique suggérée4/4 passe-partout
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Fonctionne aussi : rythmique des îles d – d u – u d u
Comment jouer I Was Only 19 à l'ukulélé
Le motif de rythmique qui convient est le 4/4 passe-partout : d – d u – u d –. Ça roule à un rythme moyen d'environ 100 bpm. Cet arrangement est en D majeur. Côté accords, celui-là est facile : tout reste au niveau novice. Play a soft folk strum so the story stays out front.
7 accords d'ukulélé utilisé dans "I Was Only 19" de Redgum: A, B, C, D, E, Gbm et G
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Hi! I use am. It sounds better. gbm is a g7 on the top of the uke. I use e7 instead of e and it sounds ok