Intro: Am Em F Em Verse: Am Em F Summer don't know me no more Em Am Eager man, that's all Am Em F Summer don't know me no more Em Am He just let me love in myself Pre-chorus: Bm Bm 'Cause I do know, Lord, F F from you that Bm Dm Just died, yeah Chorus: Am Em F Em I saw that day, Am Em F Em Lost my mind Am Em F Em Lord, I'm fine Am Em Maybe in time F Em You'll want to be mine Verse: Am Em F Don't stop the buck when it comes Em Am It's the dawn, you'll see Am Em F Money won't get there ten years passed Em Am Tonight you'll flee Pre-chorus: Bm Bm If you do that, F F I'll be someone Bm Dm To find you Chorus (x2): Am Em F Em I saw that day, Am Em F Em Lost my mind Am Em F Em Lord, I'm fine Am Em Maybe in time F Em You'll want to be mine Outro (x2): Am Em Maybe in time F Em You'll want to be mine 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.
El Manaña chords by Gorillaz
Suggested strumeverywhere 4/4
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Prefer something simpler: whole-bar ballad d – – –
How to play El Manaña on ukulele
To play El Manaña on ukulele, strum the everywhere 4/4: d – d u – u d –. The groove sits around 90 bpm, a medium pace. This arrangement is in A minor. Chord-wise this is an easy one: everything sits at the novice level. Play sparse gentle strums and let the minor chords hang in the space.
5 ukulele chords used in "El Manaña" by Gorillaz: Am, Bm, Dm, Em and F
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It’s actually Mañana. The “ñ” replaces the first “n.”
Drew doesn’t know what he’s talking about. The tilde is on the first N not the second. “el mañana”. Because it is pronounced “el man-ya-na”, not “el man-an-ya”. “La escuela empieza mañana”
“Mananya”
Almost, but not quite.
Drew doesn’t know what he’s talking about. The tilde is on the first N not the second. “el mañana”. Because it is pronounced “el man-ya-na”, not “el man-an-ya”. “La escuela empieza mañana”
it sounds perfect
for the verse, the strumming pattern D,U,D,U works well and then for the pre-chorus and the chorus doing D,D,U,U,D,U works well for that part.
Strumming pattern?
dis is sooooooo beautiful :’D
The tilde is on the second “n,” not the first. What you have isn’t actually a word at all in spanish 🙁