Em Am Em Am Em Am Em Summertime, and the livin' is easy Am B7 C7 B7 Fish are jumpin' and the cotton is high Em Am Em Am Em Am Em Your daddy's rich, and your momma's good lookin' G A7 B7 Em Am Em So hush little baby, don't you cry Interlude: Dm Gm Gm7 A7 Bb7 A7 A|-0-------0-----0-------0---------------0-----------------------------------------------| E|------1------------1-----1------------------1---3---3----1-------1------1--0-----------| C|------------------------------2--2-2-------------------------2------2------------------| g|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| (Sum-mer-time, and the livin' is easy. Fish are jum-pin' and the cotton is high.) Dm F Dm Gm A7 A|-0----0-------0-----0--------0---------------------------------------------------------| E|---------1--------------1-------1-----------------------------------1----3-----3---0---| C|-------------------------------------2----2--2-----2--0----0--0---2--------------------| g|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| (Your daddy's rich, and your momma's good lookin'. So hush little ba-by, don't you cry.) Em Am Em Am Em Am Em One of these mornings, you're gonna rise up singing Am B7 C7 B7 Then you'll spread your wings, and you'll take to the sky Em Am Em Am Em Am Em But till that morning, there's a nothin' can harm you G A7 B7 Em Am Em With daddy and mammy, standing by This arrangement is its contributor’s own interpretation, shared for private study, education and non-commercial use. The underlying song, lyrics and music remain the property of their copyright owners. To request removal, see Legal & Copyright.
11 ukulele chords used in "Summertime" by George Gershwin: Am, A7, Bb7, B7, C7, Dm, Em, F, G, Gm and Gm7
how can i find the tab melody?
I have a limited knowledge of music theory, but the best that I can tell, the strumming pattern that I use is counted as “1,2 3 e and a 4” written out I guess it would look like
Down Down Down Up Up Up Down
The first verse, and others like it that have the dominant followed by the iv and back to the dominant, also the end of the second verse where the v7 is followed quickly by the vi, the iv and vi are played on the “e and a” so the three up beats.
If anyone reading this has a better of understanding of music theory and can explain this better than I then please feel free to correct me
I hope this helps someone out
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What is the strum???
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