Intro: C G C Verse: F This is my song C G C To carry on F When you have found yourself alone G And I am gone Verse: F So I will wait C G C Anticipate F Every last minute that we have G To celebrate Chorus: F C This is my song to remember me by G F When the moon grows long in the sky C G F And you wonder why goodbyes are bound to be Am Life goes on, love, you will see Verse (same like first): Think of this tune When Forget-me-nots bloom Pick one for me and make a wish That I will be back soon Chorus: F C This is my song to remember me by G F When the moon grows long in the sky C G F And you wonder why goodbyes are bound to be Am Life goes on, love, you will see 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。
This Is My Song のコード by Mindy Gledhill
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他にも使えます: 裏拍強調 d u d U d u d U
ウクレレでThis Is My Songを弾く方法
出発点としてアイランドストロークを試してみましょう:d – d u – u d u。 あなたはC メジャーで弾いています。 コードの面では簡単な曲です。すべて初心者のレベルに収まります。
4個のウクレレコードで弾けます。"This Is My Song"/Mindy Gledhill: Am, C, FとG
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I think there should be an F at the end of both choruses, it gives it a nice resolution. 🙂 I use DUU in a slow waltz, just like the original song.
There is also a plucking pattern that brings a nice calmer tone to it. I know there is a way to write it out but I just do the 2 outer strings at the same time on 1 and then the 3rd string and lastly the 2nd string so it is a 3 count…if that makes any sense 🙂
There is a bridge to this song with just “la”s and I used the chords Am and G for those of you who want to know.
this is good! but i think cmaj7 would fit better during the verses. keep up the good work
I did D–DUDU like the original song, not quite letting the DUDU ring out as much as the D– without really letting your fingers leave the strings completely. I know there’s a term for it, but I don’t know what it is.
I did a v–v-^-v-^ waltz strumming pattern.
I love this song <3
Strumming pattern?
What strumming patter do you use?