Verse 1: Am And in time F C As one reminds the other of the past F C G Am a life lived much too fast to hold onto F C How am I losing you? Am a broken house F C Another dry month waiting for the rain F C G Am And I had been resisting this decay F C I thought you'd do the same Chorus: F C But this is all I ever was F C G C And this is all you came across those years ago F C Now you go too far F C G C Don't tell me that I've changed because that's not the truth F C G And now I'm losing you Verse 2: Am Fragile sound F C The world outside just watches as we crawl F C G Am Crawl towards a life of fragile lines F C And wasted time Am And so I cry F C As I hold you for the last time in this life F C G Am This life I tried so hard to give to you F C What would you have me do? Chorus: F C But this is all I ever was F C G C And this is all you came across those years ago F C Now you go too far F C G C Don't tell me that I've changed because that's not the truth F C G And now I'm losing you Bridge: Am F C Where I used to end was where you start Am F C You were the only one Am F C And now I see your eyes move too fast Am F C You were the only one Verse 3: Am Careful hands F C And wandering without that much to say F C G Am Your words are empty as the bed we made F C Is there another way? Am F C Oh love, is there another way? Chorus: F C But this is all I ever was F C G C And this is all you came across those years ago F C Now you go too far F C G C Don't tell me that I've changed because that's not the truth F C G And now I'm losing you F C G And now I'm losing you Outro (x4): Am F C 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.
Ditmas chords by Mumford & Sons
Suggested strumdown-up eighths
1
d
2
u
3
d
4
u
Also works: busy upbeat 4/4 d – d u d u d u
How to play Ditmas on ukulele
It runs d u d u. The groove sits around 140 bpm, a brisk pace. You are playing it in A minor. The chords put it squarely at the skilled level. Want friendlier shapes? Drop it 1 half-step, then a capo on fret 1 restores the key you see here. Drive straight down-up eighths and push into the loud chorus.
4 ukulele chords used in "Ditmas" by Mumford & Sons: Am, C, F and G
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