Riff: A|---------2---------2-------------------2------------------| E|--2-5--2----2----2----2-5-------------------5----3--------| C|-2----2----2----2----2---------4-----4----4----4-----4-6--| g|--------------5---------------5--5--5----5----5-----5-----| Verse 1: D Now that you’re gone C Everything’s changed D I heard an alarm C Woke up from a coma Pre-chorus: D C And I was welcomed to a paradise where fools can remember my name D C They said to celebrate through the pain and burn books and things with your name D But then I woke up Woke up to the memo C D That your love did nothing but lead the way C To a world full of pain Verse 2: (Play the main riff or strum while palm muting) D Now that you’re gone C Now I know better D Than letting you in (again) C Why don’t you remember? Pre-chorus: D C I said I’m tired of insanity and melodramatic excuses D C I said I love you but I don’t lovе when you take what I say for amusemеnt D But then I woke up Woke up to the memo C That your love did nothing D C Em But lead my way to a world full of pain Chorus: D C Em Maybe it’s love or maybe I’m a little bit delusional D C Em Maybe I’m holding on, on a feeling that I used to know D C Em ‘Cause is it real or is it make-believe? D C ‘Cause loving you back to life would be the death of me It’ll be the death of me Bridge: D C You had me fooled for a while ‘cause D I thought you were paradise, you’re not Now that you’re gone, I’ve been good ‘cause C I’m a free man D I won’t stay the night C D You won’t fool me again C Em No Chorus: D C Em Maybe it’s love or maybe I’m a little bit delusional D C Em Maybe I’m holding on, on a feeling that I used to know D C Em ‘Cause is it real or is it make-believe? D C ‘Cause loving you back to life would be the death of me It’ll be the death of me Outro: D C D C 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.
3 ukulele chords used in "Fool’s Paradise" by Isaac Dunbar: C, D and Em














