Intro: B Verse 1: B Gb Weekend wreckers take the streets Abm Eb7 With abandon in their eyes Dbm Gb But in our bedroom we're bloodshot and beat Dbm Abm And never so alive Chorus: E B Eb7 E And I know what's on your mi-i-ind B Eb7 E God knows I put it the-e-ere B Eb7 E But if I took it ba-a-a-ck Em Well you'd be nowhere B You'd be nowhere again Verse 2: B Gb Now look at you all torn up Abm Eb7 I left you waiting to bleed Dbm Gb I guess the truth works two ways Dbm Abm Maybe the truth's not what we need Chorus: E B Eb7 E And I know what's on your mi-i-ind B Eb7 E God knows I put it the-e-ere B Eb7 E But if I took it ba-a-a-ck Em Well you'd be nowhere B You'd be nowhere again Outro: B Eb7 Abm E But in my cold arms B You don't sleep Eb7 Abm E In my cold arms B Your fear beats Eb7 Abm E Em In my cold arms B You stay 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.
Cold Arms chords by Mumford & Sons
Suggested strumwhole-bar ballad
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d
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Also works: everywhere 4/4 d – d u – u d –
How to play Cold Arms on ukulele
A good starting strum for this style is the whole-bar ballad: d – – –. This arrangement is in B major. The fretting hand earns its keep in this one: I have the chords at the proficient level.
7 ukulele chords used in "Cold Arms" by Mumford & Sons: B, Dbm, Eb7, E, Em, Gb and Abm
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