Verse 1: D First we’d climb a tree D and maybe then we’d talk D or sit silently D and listen to our thoughts Cadd9 with illusions of someday D casting a golden light C no dress rehearsal, D this is our life Pre-chorus: D Cadd9 that’s where the hornet stung me D and I had a feverish dream Cadd9 with revenge and doubt D tonight, we smoke them out Chorus: A G A You are ahead by a century, you are ahead by a century, you are ahead G by a century Verse 2: D Stare in the morning shroud D and then the day began D I tilted your cloud D you tilted my hand Cadd9 rain falls in real time D and rain fell through the night C D no dress rehearsal, this is our life Pre-chorus: D Cadd9 That’s when the hornet stung me D and I had a serious dream Cadd9 with revenge and doubt D tonight, we smoked them out Outro: A G A You are ahead by a century, you are ahead by a century, you are ahead G A G by a century, you are ahead by a century, A G you are ahead by a century, you are ahead by a century G and disappointing you’s getting me down 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 Ahead by a Century di The Tragically Hip
Pennata suggerita4/4 universale
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Funziona anche: pennata isolana d – d u – u d u
Come suonare Ahead by a Century sull'ukulele
Sull'ukulele, Ahead by a Century si riduce a 4/4 universale: d – d u – u d –. Il groove sta intorno ai 95 bpm, un ritmo medio. La stai suonando in D maggiore. Per gli accordi è facile: tutto sta al livello principiante. Fingerpick the intro then open into a relaxed jangly strum.
5 accordi di ukulele usati in "Ahead by a Century" di The Tragically Hip: A, C, Cadd9, D e G
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Also, Am works better than just regular a
I use ddu udu as a strumming pattern for basically everything but it works with this song too so if you need one then it’s a good pattern to use