Intro: G D Em Em7 A7 Cadd9 C Verse 1: G D Em Em7 It's nice to hear your voice again A7 I've waited all day long Cadd9 C G Even wrote a song for you D Em Em7 It's strange, the way you make me feel A7 With just a word or two Cadd9 C G D I'd like to do the same for you Interlude: Em Em7 A7 Cadd9 C Verse 2: G D Em Em7 It's nice to hear you say "hello" A7 And "how are things with you? Cadd9 C I love you" G D Em Em7 But very soon it's time to go A7 An office job to do Cadd9 C G G G G While I'm here writing songs for you Bridge: B7 Strange Cadd9 C How a phone call can change your day G Take you away B7 Away Cadd9 C From the feeling of being alone Bless the telephone Interlude: G D Em Em7 A7 Cadd9 C Verse 3: G D Em Em7 It's nice, the way you say my name A7 Cadd9 C Not very fast or slow, just soft and low G D Em Em7 The same as when you tell me how you feel A7 I feel the same way, too Cadd9 C G D I'm very much in love with you Outro: Em Em7 A7 Cadd9 C G G G I'm very much in love with you 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.
Bless the Telephone chords by Labi Siffre
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How to play Bless the Telephone on ukulele
Bless the Telephone is usually fingerpicked on ukulele rather than strummed. If you would rather strum, the everywhere 4/4 works as a fallback. The groove sits around 88 bpm, a medium pace. On this page the song is in G major. The chords put it squarely at the skilled level. Fingerpick softly and keep it intimate, like a quiet conversation.
8 ukulele chords used in "Bless the Telephone" by Labi Siffre: A7, B7, C, Cadd9, D, Em, Em7 and G
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hello!! Does anyone have a strumming pattern for this song ?