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Feel free to replace the difficult Fmaj7 with F.

UKULELE CHORDS

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Intro: Am C - x4 -

Verse 1:
Am
Weep for yourself, my man,
                               C
you'll never be what is in your heart.
Am
Weep little lion man,
                                       C
you're not as brave as you were at the start.
G
Rate yourself and rake yourself,
F            Fmaj7            C
take all the courage you have left.
G
Wasted on fixing all the
F                Fmaj7             C
problems that you made in your own head.

Chorus:
         Am          F          C
But it was not your fault but mine,
         Am         F         C
and it was your heart on the line.
         Am        F        C
I really xxxxed it up this time,
             G
didn't I, my dear?
                  Am
Didn't I, my dear?

Interlude - x2 -: Am    C

Verse 2:
Am
Tremble for yourself my man,
                                       C
you know that you have seen this all before.
Am
Tremble little lion man,
                                C
you'll never settle any of your scores.
G
Your grace is wasted in your face,
     F               Fmaj7            C
your boldness stands alone among the wreck.
G
Learn from your mother or else
F               Fmaj7            C
spend your days biting your own neck.

Chorus:
         Am          F          C
But it was not your fault but mine,
         Am         F         C
and it was your heart on the line.
         Am        F        C
I really xxxxed it up this time,
             G
didn't I, my dear?
         Am          F          C
But it was not your fault but mine,
         Am         F         C
and it was your heart on the line.
         Am        F        C
I really xxxxed it up this time,
             G
didn't I, my dear?
                  Am
Didn't I, my dear?

Interlude - x2 -: Am    C

Bridge: G     C      F    x8

Chorus:
         Am - Mute -              C
But it was not your fault but mine,
         Am         F         C
and it was your heart on the line.
         Am        F        C
I really xxxxed it up this time,
             G
didn't I, my dear?
         Am - Mute -
But it was not your fault but mine,

and it was your heart on the line.

I really xxxxed it up this time,

didn't I, my dear?
                 C
Didn't I, my dear?    
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My_Pretty_Weeper

If you’re uncomfortable swearing (or are singing around parents and/or more sensitive listeners) you can sing “I really messed it up this time, didn’t I my dear”

Julia

Original key is +5 or D minor, F, B flat, and C

WeelittleCommenter

This song nearly blew me kilt off. A great little song this be.

JB ukedude

it’s easier to play and sound just as nice if you skip the Fmaj7.
i’m strumming in DDDUD for verses and just a down strum when necessary for choruses

gerard ways eyeliner

am I the only one who heard this song from tonight alive?

Georgia.

-5 capo on 2nd fret

theMatei

If you wanna play the short melody at the end of each verse, I suggest the following:
Play a C chord for one interval (with whichever strumming pattern you chose) and instead of the second time playing the C chord do this:
A |——————–
E |——0————
C |——————–
G |–2——-0—2–

What I did was:
A |–3—3—-3-3-3—————–|
E |–0—0—-0-0-0—-0———–|
C |–0—0—-0-0-0—————–|
G |–0—0—-0-0-0-2—-0—2—|

You can also keep strumming while doing this lick (holding the C shape).

Sidhilot

Transpose it +5 to play in the right key. It’s a pretty easy tune.

potato

sounds great, thanks 🙂

ashflower

Beautiful song! I love it! This is the first song I learned to play as a beginner.

~Friday 18th of April~

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Mumford & Sons are a Folk / Bluegrass group formed in London in September of 2007. Having received critical acclaim from the Guardian on their “Band of the Day” online forum and resounding praise from nearly everyone who has witnessed them supporting Laura Marling, Mumford & Sons continue to turn heads in London’s growing folk scene.

Their debut EP, ‘Lend me your Eyes’ features 4 stunning tracks written in the short space of 3 months.

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