Intro: A|-------3h2-------2-------------2-------3h2-------2--------2--| E|-----------------3--0h3--3--0--3-----------------3--0--3--3--| C|----0---------4----------------2----0---------4-----------2--| g|--2----2----0----0--0----0--0--0--2----2----0----0--0--0--0--| Verse: Am Em I remember tears streaming down your face Cmaj7 G When I said, I'll never let you go Am Em Cmaj7 G When all those shadows almost killed your light Am Em Cmaj7 G I remember you said, Don't leave me here alone Am Em Cmaj7 But all that's dead and gone and passed tonight Chorus: Cmaj7 G Just close your eyes D Cmaj7 The sun is going down G You'll be alright D Cmaj7 No one can hurt you now G Come morning light D Cmaj7 D Cmaj7 You and I'll be safe and sound A|-------3h2-------2-------------2-------3h2-------2--------2--| E|-----------------3--0h3--3--0--3-----------------3--0--3--3--| C|----0---------4----------------2----0---------4-----------2--| g|--2----2----0----0--0----0--0--0--2----2----0----0--0--0--0--| Verse: Am Em Cmaj7 Don't you dare look out your window darling G everything's on fire Am Em Cmaj7 G The war outside our door keeps raging on Am Em Cmaj7 G Hold onto this lullaby Am Em Cmaj7 Even when the music's gone Cmaj7 Gone Chorus: Cmaj7 G Just close your eyes D Cmaj7 The sun is going down G You'll be alright D Cmaj7 No one can hurt you now G Come morning light D Cmaj7 D Cmaj7 You and I'll be safe and sound Bridge: Cmaj7 Em Ooh Ooh Cmaj7 Em Oh Oh Cmaj7 Em Ooh Ooh Cmaj7 Em Oh Oh Chorus: Cmaj7 G D Just close your eyes Cmaj7 G D You'll be alright Cmaj7 G D Come morning light, D Cmaj7 D Cmaj7 You and I'll be safe and sound 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 Safe And Sound par Taylor Swift
Rythmique de repliballade pleine mesure
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Comment jouer Safe And Sound à l'ukulélé
Safe And Sound se joue en général en en picking à l'ukulélé plutôt qu'en rythmique. Si tu préfères gratter, le ballade pleine mesure fonctionne comme solution de repli. Ça roule à un rythme détendu d'environ 76 bpm. Sur cette page, la chanson est en E mineur. Les accords la placent carrément au niveau habile. Fingerpick softly and let the open strings ring under the melody.
5 accords d'ukulélé utilisé dans "Safe And Sound" de Taylor Swift: Am, Cmaj7, D, Em et G
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if you replace cmaj7 with f, g with c, and d with g then it sounds a lot better
I would recommend using the Cmaj7 for the verses and C for the chorus, I think it add more depth to the chord progression
Cmaj7 doesn’t sound right to me
I like this song… I want to sleep when I ‘m always hearing this… ??
-2 also sounds pretty good especially the chours
i love this song you have been great at putting these chords together
Hi, I was just thinking that instead of a Cmaj7, shouldn’t it just be a C??? I feel like it doesn’t sound right.
F-AM-C-G is a really nice chord progression for the chorus
Hi,
Tell me if I’m wrong, but this doesn’t sound right with standard GCEA tuning. Am I playing it wrong or is it a different tuning?
The chords sound great but I don’t think the tab is right? At least I think the 2/3 on string A should be 3/2
This song is beautiful, and I’m not hating on Taylor Swift to say, I really wish the Civil Wars were also given credit for this song as they collaborated with her on the writing and performing of it for Hunger Games. This song is so clearly as much theirs as hers from the heavy Appalachian sounds.
I think that the Cmaj7 should be an Am, it sounds a lot better
-2 sounds better imo
For verse D DD and then chorus either DD for most of the chords or DDDD for Cmaj7 except last line thats all DD
this song I so incredible holy moly
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Place an Em before each G in the chorus – it sounds way better!
if you just use DDD the whole time it works, but you can use DDUDU for the more emotional parts or DDUUDU