Intro: Ebm11 Verse 1: Ebm11 Fm7 E6 They called you first when the window opened Ebm11 Ab Ebm11 See your name in my hand again Fm7 E6 He told me last that the vow was broken Ebm11 Ab Ebm11 See your face in the sand and then Fm7 Gb I remember you in my house Bbm7 Fm7 Ebm11 Sat on the couch and you held my face Fm7 Gb Don't remember how it feels to kiss you Bbm7 Fm7 Gb But I'd know the taste Interlude: Db E6 (x2) Verse 2: Ebm11 Fm7 E6 I held my own and I kept my promise Ebm11 Ab Ebm11 Did exactly what I said I'd do Fm7 E6 I'm not angry, and I'm being honest Ebm11 Ab Ebm11 You were doing what you had to Fm7 Gb I remember you in summer Bbm7 Fm7 Ebm11 Linen sheets and taking off our clothes Fm7 Gb Took the picture I still look at Bbm7 Fm7 Just to feel what I know Chorus: Gb Db Ebm11 There was love once Gb Db Ebm11 There was fi - re Gb Db Ebm11 We had some - thing Gb Fm7 Ebm11 That's all that matters Bridge: Gb Dbadd9 Ebm11 Gb I don't blame you (Blame you) Dbadd9 Ebm11 Gb I don't blame me (Blame me) Dbadd9 Ebm11 I am old - er Gb Fm7 Ebm11 And I'm sorry Interlude: Db E6 (x4) Verse 3: Ebm11 Fm7 E6 I called it first and the window opened Ebm11 Ab Ebm11 Can't be bitter 'cause I made my bed Fm7 E6 I wear the necklace with the two elevens Ebm11 Ab Gb Like a promise that I won't forget Chorus: Gb Db Ebm11 There was love once Gb Db Ebm11 There was fi - re Gb Db Ebm11 We had some - thing Gb Fm7 Ebm11 That's all that matters 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.
Two elevens chords by Lizzy McAlpine
How to play Two elevens on ukulele
This arrangement is in Db major. The fretting hand earns its keep in this one: I have the chords at the proficient level. For easier shapes, shift it down 1 half-step with the transposer and clip a capo on fret 1 to land back in the same key.
8 ukulele chords used in "Two elevens" by Lizzy McAlpine: Bbm7, Db, Dbadd9, Ebm11, E6, Fm7, Gb and Ab
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