Verse 1: D A I've called Persephone Gbm7 E By the name purse-a-phone D A Greek goddesses aren't what Gbm7 E You grab when leaving home D A My phone's inside my purse Gbm7 E Purse-a-phone would like it there D Like Hades' lair A I pray Greek gods don't see me Gbm7 E Butchering names and not believing Chorus: D A But I'll mispronounce and mis-accent for infinity Gbm7 E There isn't much that you could do to stop me D A Six pomegranate seeds, winter in Greece Gbm7 E Please don't visit me, Persephone Verse 2: D A Gbm7 E And I've said 'protestant' just like pro-test-ant too D A Gbm7 E It's not a word, let alone a church that you could send Donations to D A Gbm7 E Who needs mistakes and stupid phrases that aren't real anyway? D A Gbm7 If I'd a known I'd mess up this many times E Then I'd shut up for the rest of my life D A But I'll mispronounce and mis-accent for infinity Gbm7 E There isn't much that you could do to stop me D A Six pomegranate seeds, winter in Greece Gbm7 E Please don't visit, purse phone Bridge: D A What if I don't Gbm7 E Let them know that I don't know D A Because I don't Gbm7 E Even know anything Chorus: D A But I'll mispronounce and mis-accent for infinity Gbm7 E There isn't much that you could do to stop me D A Six pomegranate seeds, winter in Greece Gbm7 E Please don't visit me Please don't visit D A Hey I'll mispronounce and mis-accent for infinity Gbm7 E There isn't much that you could do to stop me D A Six pomegranate seeds, winter in Greece Gbm7 E Please don't visit me Please don't visit D A Hey I'll mispronounce and mis-accent for infinity Gbm7 E There isn't much that you could do to stop me D A Six pomegranate seeds, winter in Greece Gbm7 E A Please don't visit me, Persephone 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 Persephone par Sidney Gish
Rythmique suggéréerythmique des îles
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d
&
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2
d
&
u
3
–
&
u
4
d
&
u
Fonctionne aussi : 4/4 vif et chargé d – d u d u d u
Comment jouer Persephone à l'ukulélé
Une bonne rythmique de départ pour ce style est le rythmique des îles : d – d u – u d u. Tu la joues en A majeur. Les accords la placent carrément au niveau habile.
4 accords d'ukulélé utilisé dans "Persephone" de Sidney Gish: A, D, E et Gbm7
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i like making things easy for myself so instead of Gbm7 and E, i play Gbm and E7 (the latter sounds a little funny but it’s close enough for me)