Intro: Gm Eb A Westerner walks into a bar C D Television on the Middle East corner Gm Eb Talk to the barman a bit about cars C D Gm a bit about war, and a bit about Captain America Eb C 'Bout fifty-thousand dead D Gm What a tragic tale, what a moral dilemma Eb "What can we do to help?" C Say it again and again and again D Gm Until you've entertained yourself Verse 1: Eb C Said, "Hmm, ah, if I'm being honest D Gm Never heard of your country until we bombed it" Eb There's an invisible gun in my pocket C D Pays for a round of shots, and a gossip Gm Eb And a xxxxxx-up thought in the water closet C D Don't use soap, no tap, don't wash it, uh Gm Eb Unspoken law of the land C D Gm It's fashionable to have blood on your hands Eb And you start getting racist C D Talk about refugees gеtting payslips Gm Eb Fifty pounds a week for needs is outrageous C D Gm You spend nearly a ton on a night gеtting wasted Verse 2: Eb Reform UKKK C D "Let's make Britain great again" Gm Eb Fingers click and a monthly wage C D Gm Is a thousand stellas and a Lebanese takeaway Eb C I put my faith in god D And a rich man's bank account Gm Eb TV says, "Few million displaced" C D I say xxxxxxx keep 'em out Chorus: Gm Eb When a Westerner walks into a bar C D Television on the Middle East corner Gm Eb Talk to the barman a bit about cars C D Gm a bit about war, and a bit about Captain America Eb C 'Bout fifty-thousand dead D Gm What a tragic tale, what a moral dilemma Eb "What can we do to help?" C Say it again and again and again D Gm Until you've entertained yourself Bridge: Eb I said, "Hmm, ah, if I'm being serious C D This service is xxxx Gm And I don't think you're hearing this" Eb The news is depressing C Can someone turn it off? D I don't wanna be dancing Gm When another bomb drops Eb Another shot, cheap beer C D And cheap talk on international relations Gm State of the war Eb State of the nation State of the rich and the poor C D Gm State of the— "Who gives two xxxxx 'bout some war?" Eb I've been waiting thirty minutes C And I haven't had another drink yet C D Is the country in the sink yet? Gm Eb Is the threat of nuclear action on the brink yet? C D I will blow your mind when I get the time to think Verse 4: Gm Says "Oh, the horror Eb I wish I could change it C D If I don't get served in five minutes, I'm complaining" Gm Now I'm getting kicked out Eb Now I've got a bottle C D I might wrap it up with somebody's head down the cobbles Chorus: Gm Eb When a Westerner walks into a bar C D Television on the Middle East corner Gm Eb Talk to the barman a bit about cars C D Gm a bit about war, and a bit about Captain America Eb C 'Bout fifty-thousand dead D Gm What a tragic tale, what a moral dilemma Eb "What can we do to help?" C Say it again and again and again and again and again and a— Ugh 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 A Westerner Walks Into a Bar par Seb Lowe
Rythmique suggérée4/4 entraînant
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Fonctionne aussi : rythmique des îles d – d u – u d u
Comment jouer A Westerner Walks Into a Bar à l'ukulélé
Une bonne rythmique de départ pour ce style est le 4/4 entraînant : d – d – d u d u. Les accords la placent carrément au niveau habile.
5 accords d'ukulélé utilisé dans "A Westerner Walks Into a Bar" de Seb Lowe: A, C, D, Eb et Gm
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