Verse 1: D First we’d climb a tree D and maybe then we’d talk D or sit silently D and listen to our thoughts Cadd9 with illusions of someday D casting a golden light C no dress rehearsal, D this is our life Pre-chorus: D Cadd9 that’s where the hornet stung me D and I had a feverish dream Cadd9 with revenge and doubt D tonight, we smoke them out Chorus: A G A You are ahead by a century, you are ahead by a century, you are ahead G by a century Verse 2: D Stare in the morning shroud D and then the day began D I tilted your cloud D you tilted my hand Cadd9 rain falls in real time D and rain fell through the night C D no dress rehearsal, this is our life Pre-chorus: D Cadd9 That’s when the hornet stung me D and I had a serious dream Cadd9 with revenge and doubt D tonight, we smoked them out Outro: A G A You are ahead by a century, you are ahead by a century, you are ahead G A G by a century, you are ahead by a century, A G you are ahead by a century, you are ahead by a century G and disappointing you’s getting me down 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 Ahead by a Century par The Tragically Hip
Rythmique suggérée4/4 passe-partout
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Fonctionne aussi : rythmique des îles d – d u – u d u
Comment jouer Ahead by a Century à l'ukulélé
À l'ukulélé, Ahead by a Century se résume au 4/4 passe-partout : d – d u – u d –. Le groove se situe autour de 95 bpm, un rythme moyen. Tu la joues en D majeur. Côté accords, celui-là est facile : tout reste au niveau novice. Fingerpick the intro then open into a relaxed jangly strum.
5 accords d'ukulélé utilisé dans "Ahead by a Century" de The Tragically Hip: A, C, Cadd9, D et G
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Also, Am works better than just regular a
I use ddu udu as a strumming pattern for basically everything but it works with this song too so if you need one then it’s a good pattern to use