"Middle Of The Bed" on ukulele by Lucy Rose • UkuTabs

Artist	Lucy Rose
Album	Like I Used To
Genre(s)	british • female vocalists • folk • indie • indie folk
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Verse:
Bm      D      G
I sleep in the middle of the bed
Bm             D      G
You don't know, is it fine to hold my hand?
Bm      D      G
I sleep in the middle of the bed
Bm       D          G
Sun slips through my cold hands

Pre-Chorus:
Em
Do you really want me back?
Em                   G
Do you really want me back?

Chorus:
         Bm       D
Cause I'm over it, over you
G
All over the town they say I love you
Bm           D
I'm over it, I'm over you
G
All over the town
Bm                  D
They say I love you, yeah
G
They says I always will
Bm                  D
They say I love you, yeah
G
These wounds, they won't heal

Verse:
Bm      D      G
I talk to myself at night
Bm           D        G
Better still when the lights are turned out
Bm      D      G
I talk inside my head
Bm        D           G
Better if nobody knows what I said

Pre-Chorus:
Em
Do you really want me back?
Em                   G
Do you really want me back?

Chorus:
         Bm       D
Cause I'm over it, over you
G
All over the town they say I love you
         Bm       D
I'm over it, I'm over you
G
All over the town
         Bm         D
They say I love you, yeah
G
They says I always will
         Bm          D
They say I love you, yeah
G
These wounds, they won't heal

Bridge:
             D        A
It's all over the town
                    G
You're spreading the rumours -x2-

               D       A
If you knew me at all
                   G
You should all know my answers -x2-

Chorus:
         Bm         D
They say I love you, yeah
G
They says I always will
         Bm         D
They say I love you, yeah
G
These wounds, they won't heal -x2-

    G   A      Bm    D
The sun slowly falls through

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one Comment

Hannah
August 18, 2016 at 14:19 · Reply
Great! Thanks ❤️❤️

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Please do not ask for strumming patterns. Sharing online how to literally play a song (i.e. strumming, rhythm and tempo) is not allowed by the MPA (Music Publishers Association) because of copyright issues.

Carefully listen to the song and try to really "feel" the rhythm. Once you get the basics of strumming, I can assure you it'll go real quick. Maybe the strumming guide can help you on your way.

Lucy Rose Parton (Born 1989) is an English singer/songwriter from Warwickshire . She contributed vocals on the Bombay Bicycle Club albums Flaws, A Different Kind of Fix, and So long, See You tomorrow. Her debut single, "Middle of the Bed" came out August 8th 2011, followed by two more singles: Scar, and Red Face. Her debut album, Like I Used To, was released 21st September 2012. A solo European tour followed, starting 25th September. Lucy Rose had previously toured the United Kingdom
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