Verse 1: Em9 I'm on my second guess A6 Or maybe my second best Gbm7 What do I have to do B7 To know that I'm getting through? Em9 I don't have much to say A6 Just hoping you'd come my way Gbm7 What do I have to do B7 To come and get close to you? Chorus: Em9 Baby I won't slow down and I wont say when Tell me why I be comin round again I am ready to go again Baby, I won't slow down And I won't say no A6 Gbm7 Just one look and I think it's time to show B7 I think that I already know Verse 2: Em9 Colorin' in the greys A6 I see your every shade Gbm7 I'm running back around B7 To tell you I hold you down Em9 I could say everything A6 Pulling me by the string Gbm7 What do I have to do? B7 Tell me what you want to do Chorus: Em9 Baby, I won't slow down And I won't say no A6 Gbm7 Just one look and I think it's time to show B7 I think that I already know Em9 Baby, I won't slow down And I won't say when A6 Tell me why I be coming round again Gbm7 I'm ready to go again (ready to go) Em9 Baby, I won't slow down And I won't say no A6 Gbm7 Just one look and I think it's time to show B7 I think that I already know 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.
Slow Down chords by Mac Ayres
Suggested strumhalf-bar chunk
1
d
2
u
3
×
x4
u
Also works: funky chunky d u x u d u x u
How to play Slow Down on ukulele
A good starting strum for this style is the half-bar chunk: d u x u. This arrangement is in Gb minor. The fretting hand earns its keep in this one: I have the chords at the proficient level. Play it laid-back with a light swing and soft muted chunks.
4 ukulele chords used in "Slow Down" by Mac Ayres: A6, B7, Em9 and Gbm7
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