Intro: G C G C Verse: G Am Bm C Oh, I could hide 'neath the wings, of the bluebird as she sings G Em Am D7 The six o'clock alarm would never ring G Am Bm C But it rings and I rise, wipe the sleep out of my eyes G Em Am D7 G G7 The shavin' razor's cold, and it stings Chorus: C D Bm C D7 Em C Cheer up, sleepy Jean, oh what can it mean, to a G C G Em A7 D7 Daydream believer and a homecoming queen? Verse: G Am Bm C You once thought of me, as a white knight on his steed G Em Am D7 Now you know how happy I can be G Am Bm C Oh, and our good times start and end, without dollar one to spend G Em Am D7 G G7 But how much baby do we really need? Chorus: C D Bm C D7 Em C Cheer up, sleepy Jean, oh what can it mean, to a G C G Em A7 D7 Daydream believer and a homecoming queen? C D Bm C D7 Em C Cheer up, sleepy Jean, oh what can it mean, to a G C G Em A7 D7 Daydream believer and a homecoming queen? Interlude: G C G C Chorus: C D Bm C D7 Em C Cheer up, sleepy Jean, oh what can it mean, to a G C G Em A7 D7 Daydream believer and a homecoming queen? C D Bm C D7 Em C Cheer up, sleepy Jean, oh what can it mean, to a G C G Em A7 D7 Daydream believer and a homecoming queen? Questo arrangiamento è l'interpretazione personale di chi lo ha inviato, condivisa per studio privato, didattica e uso non commerciale. La canzone, il testo e la musica originali restano di proprietà dei rispettivi titolari dei diritti. Per richiedere una rimozione, consulta Note legali.
Accordi di Daydream Believer di The Monkees
Pennata suggeritapennata isolana
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d
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u
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Funziona anche: 4/4 incalzante d – d – d u d u
Come suonare Daydream Believer sull'ukulele
Il pattern di pennata adatto è pennata isolana: d – d u – u d u. Scorre a un ritmo medio di circa 122 bpm. L'ho pubblicata nella sua tonalità originale di G maggiore. Per gli accordi è facile: tutto sta al livello principiante. Strum a bright even rhythm and land firmly on the singalong chorus
9 accordi di ukulele usati in "Daydream Believer" di The Monkees: Am, A7, Bm, C, D, D7, Em, G e G7
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I’m learning this for my Grandma who is sadly dying. Her name is Jean and in 1966 she was 36. She had recently moved to Australia with my ‘daydream believer’ grandad, trying to make a better life for themselves. It was really tough, and she had to get a job in an abattoir despite loving animals, (she rescued so many street dogs in Australia that they became their own pack.) My grandad was a joker and I can imagine him singing this song to her before going work in the morning. There’s no homecoming in England, but my Grandma was very glamorous. I have lovely photos of her larking around with friends when she was in her late teens. I like to imagine her at the beginning, full of potential. Life is short and we need to make the most of it.
plus 5 is super easy and sound much more like the original
this song makes me happy
when i hover over an F in the song (after transposing in up 5 half-steps), it displays the fingering for an F#9 chord. i know i can find the fingering up top, but thought you might want to be awaqre of that:)
meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee fooooooooouuuuuuuuuuuuuuuurrrrrrr!!!!!!!!!!
^ Meeeee threeeeeee 😀
me too ^