Intro (x2): Am7 Fmaj7 Verse 1: Fmaj7 You don't have to speak Am Don't need to talk to me Cmaj7 Baby, I already know Fmaj7 The shadows in your head (Shadows in your head) Am They've got you down again (Again) Cmaj7 Got you feeling low Am But it's time to rest now Let it all melt now Cmaj7 Wipe your tears Am The sun's already set now Won't you go to sleep now? Cmaj7 I'll see you in your dreams Chorus: Am7 'Cause I'm right here Gmaj7 Darling, I'm right here Fmaj7 Close your pretty eyes Am My butterfly Gmaj7 Baby, have no fear Verse 2: Fmaj7 The future's looking bleak Am Your will to live is weak Cmaj7 But, honey, hold on for me Am I know that you're an angel (Angel) But it's not your time to fly now Cmaj7 We need you here on Earth Chorus: Am7 Stay right here Gmaj7 I'll stay here with you, my dear G7 Fmaj7 Look up to the sky, angel Am7 I am still alive Gmaj7 Because you want me to be Outro: Fmaj7 Remember, my dear Am You're strong, you're loved Cmaj7 You're beautiful, so beautiful And you belong here on Earth I love you 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 Butterfly’s Repose par Zabawa
Rythmique suggérée4/4 passe-partout
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d
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d
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u
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u
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d
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Tu préfères quelque chose de plus simple : ballade pleine mesure d – – –
Comment jouer Butterfly’s Repose à l'ukulélé
Une bonne rythmique de départ pour ce style est le 4/4 passe-partout : d – d u – u d –. Tu la joues en A mineur. Les accords restent au niveau novice, rien de compliqué là-dedans.
6 accords d'ukulélé utilisé dans "Butterfly’s Repose" de Zabawa: Am, Am7, Cmaj7, Fmaj7, G7 et Gmaj7
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perfect. love this song.
I just use F for fmaj7 for a more simple chord.
+2 is a bit easier
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For baritone I suggest +2. If you are an alto or lower, sing an octave lower for the parts with high singing. (The falsetto notes demolish my vocal cords. I’m an alto.)
Oh I love this song, I’m glad to play it.
I’m confused on a strumming pattern… I’ve just been doing slow down strums with my thumb on each chord. Anything anyone else is doing?