Em C Call all your friends. G D and tell I'm never coming back Em C Cause this is the end. G Pretend that you want it D Em Don't react. C The damage is done, G D The police are coming too slow now. Em C I would have died. G D I would have loved you all my life C G D Em Your losing your memory now [x4] Interlude (x2): Em C G D Em C Where have you gone. G D Em The beach is so cold in winter here. C And where have I gone. G D Em I wake in Montauk with you near. C Remember the day, G D Em Cause this is what dreams should always be. C I just want to stay, G D I just want to keep this dream in me. C G D Em Your losing your memory now [x4] Em C G D Wake up,it's time little girl wake up. Em C G D All the best time of what we've done is yet to come. Em C G D Wake up it's time little girl, wake up. Em C G D Just remember who I am in the morning. C G D Em Your losing your memory now [x4] 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 Losing Your Memory par Ryan Star
Rythmique suggérée4/4 entraînant
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Fonctionne aussi : 4/4 passe-partout d – d u – u d –
Comment jouer Losing Your Memory à l'ukulélé
Pour jouer Losing Your Memory à l'ukulélé, gratte le 4/4 entraînant : d – d – d u d u. Attends-toi à un rythme vif, autour de 140 bpm. Tu la joues en E mineur. Rien d'effrayant dans les formes, elle figure dans la liste des chansons faciles à l'ukulélé au niveau novice. Start soft then pound full strums as the ballad swells to its chorus.
4 accords d'ukulélé utilisé dans "Losing Your Memory" de Ryan Star: C, D, Em et G
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For beginners, I recommend +5
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If you go +2 then it sounds just like the song. Also for the chorus some of the chords change a bit as far as placement goes, but you just have to get a feel for how you play it yourself 🙂