Intro - C#m, A, E ( Repeat )
Dbm
It's not a silly little moment
A E
It's not the storm before the calm
Dbm
This is the deep and dying breath of
A E
This love that we've been working on
( same chords )
Can't seem to hold you like I want to
So I can feel you in my arms
Nobody's gonna come and save you
We've pulled too many false alarms
Chorus
B
We're going down
Dbm A
And you can see it too
B
We're going down
Dbm A
And you know that we're doomed
Dbm A E
My Dear we're slow dancing in a burning room
Interlude: C#m, A, E
( Same chords as previous verses )
I was the one you always dreamed of
You were the one I tried to draw
How dare you say it's nothing to me
Baby you're the only light I ever saw
I'll make the most of all the sadness
You'll be a xxxxx because you can
You try to hit me just to hurt me so you leave me feeling dirty
Because you can't understand
Chorus
B
We're going down
Dbm A
And you can see it too
B
We're going down
Dbm A
And you know that we're doomed
Dbm A E
My Dear we're slow dancing in a burning room
Interlude ( x2 ): C#m, A, E
Dbm A E
Go Cry about it why don't you ( repeat 3 times )
Dbm A E
My Dear we're slow dancing in a burning room
Interlude ( x4 ): C#m, A, E
( Repeat this part maybe 3 or 4 times )
Dbm
Don't you think we outta know by now
A E
Don't you think we should've learned somehow
Doesn't have a real ending, it just fades out. Maybe end with: "My Dear We're slow dancing in a burning room" 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.
4 ukulele chords used in "Slow Dancing In A Burning Room" by John Mayer: A, B, Dbm and E
Could you put the chords throughout the entirety of the song? Its really hard to learn a song when i have to keep scrolling back up to see which chords go where.
i feel like the best is putting your capo on fret 2, but putting the chords at -4 it sounds a lot better than just -4
xA|–5–7/8–|–8/7–5/3———–|
xE|–5–7/8–|–8/7–5/3–10–8–5|
xC|———-|————-10–8–5|
xG|———-|———————-|
Idk, I feel that something is missing…
-4
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