Intro: F F C F In constant sorrow all through his days F Bb I Am A Man Of Constant Sorrow C F I've seen trouble all my day. Bb I bid farewell to old Kentucky C F The place where I was born and raised. C F The place where he was born and raised F Bb For six long years I've been in trouble C F No pleasures here on earth I found Bb For in this world I'm bound to ramble C F I have no friends to help me now. C F He has no friends to help him now F Bb It's fare thee well my old lover C F I never expect to see you again Bb For I'm bound to ride that northern railroad C F Perhaps I'll die upon this train. C F Perhaps he'll die upon this train. F Bb You can bury me in some deep valley C F For many years where I may lay Bb Then you may learn to love another C F While I am sleeping in my grave. C F While he is sleeping in his grave. F Bb Maybe your friends think I'm just a stranger C F My face you'll never see no more. Bb But there is one promise that is given C F I'll meet you on God's golden shore. C F He'll meet you on God's golden shore.. 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。
I Am A Man Of Constant Sorrow のコード by Soggy Bottom Boys
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他にも使えます： 疾走感の4/4 d – d – d u d u
ウクレレでI Am A Man Of Constant Sorrowを弾く方法
パターンはd u d uです。 グルーヴはおよそ140 bpm、軽快なペース。 このページでは曲はF メジャーです。 フォームは怖くありません。簡単なウクレレ曲リストの中でも初心者レベルに入っています。 Drive fast down-up eighths for that rolling bluegrass momentum.
5個のウクレレコードで弾けます。"I Am A Man Of Constant Sorrow"／Soggy Bottom Boys: A, Am, Bb, CとF
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So, where do the A and Am come in?
-1 if you want it to be in the right key to play along to film version.
It sounds like it should be more in a minor key – it supposed to be more somber (constant sorrow). These chords are too “happy”
+2 is simpler.
I find the major chords are perfect for the movie version of the song. The minor tone is in melody line…ya gotta sing it! 😊
Definitely most of the chords should be changed to minor chords. I have a beginning ukulele book that has this song, also with major chords listed. I know it’s an old traditional bluegrass song, so I’m wondering if the original version was indeed major, but somewhere along the way it changed to the minor version we all know from “O Brother.”
I like it! I’m using this as a farewell song. I’m moving down to Texas from wv-close to Texas