A Amaj7 A7 There's a say-ing old, says that love is blind D Gbm B7 Still we're of-ten told, seek and ye shall find Bm7 E A Bm7 Adim7 Bm7 E7 So I'm going to seek a cer-tain lad I've had in mind A Amaj7 A7 Loo-king eve-ry-where, ha-ven't found him yet D Gbm B7 He's the big af-fair I can-not for-get Bm7 E A Gbm Dbm Ab7 On-ly man I ev-er think of with re-gret Dbm Gb Dbm Gb I'd like to add his in-i-tial to my mo-no-gram E Abm Gbm7 B7 E D9 Dbm7 E7 Tell me, where is the shep-herd for this lost lamb A Bm7 Bdim7 There's a some-bo-dy I'm long-ing to see Gbm Gbdim7 E7 Edim7 I hope that he turns out to be Bm Gb7 Bm Dm6 E7 A Db7 D E7 Some-one who'll watch o-ver me A Bm7 Bdim7 I'm a lit-tle lamb who's lost in the wood Gbm Gbdim7 E7 Edim7 I know I could al-ways be good Bm Gb7 Bm Dm7 E7 A A7 D Dm6 To one who'll watch o-ver me A D Al-though he may not be the man A Gbm Some girls think of as hand-some Ab7 Db7 Gb7 B9 E E7 To my heart he car-ries the key A Bm7 Bdim7 Won't you tell him please to put on some speed Gbm Gbdim7 E7 Edim7 Fol-low my lead oh how I need Bm Gb7 Bm Dm6 E7 A A7 D Dm6 A A6 Some-one to watch o-ver me このアレンジは、投稿者本人による解釈であり、個人の学習、教育、非商用目的で共有されています。もとになっている曲、歌詞、音楽の権利は、それぞれの著作権者に帰属します。 削除をご希望の場合は法的声明をご覧ください。
Someone To Watch Over Me のコード by George Gershwin
おすすめのストローク万能の4/4
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もっとシンプルなほうがいいなら: 全小節のバラード d – – –
ウクレレでSomeone To Watch Over Meを弾く方法
ウクレレでSomeone To Watch Over Meを弾くには、万能の4/4をストロークします:d – d u – u d –。 テンポはゆったりしたペースで、およそ65 bpm、軽いスウィングを効かせて。 コードは少し手強いので、難易度は上級者としています。 Strum softly with a swung feel and let the jazzy chords breathe.
27個のウクレレコードで弾けます。"Someone To Watch Over Me"/George Gershwin: A, A7, Amaj7, Adim7, A6, Bm, B7, Bm7, Bdim7, B9, Dbm, Db7, Dbm7, D, Dm7, D9, Dm6, E, E7, Edim7, Gb, Gbm, Gb7, Gbm7, Gbdim7, AbmとAb7
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this song is impossible to sing and play lmao, but it honestly just proves how much of a masterpiece it really is
I have no idea what this song is supposed to sound like, but these chords are a blast! These are the first diminished chords I’ve ever played (: