D Stuck on the silent A And there's nothing here for miles E Just horizon Gbm E Where the star line meets the tide D But in the silence A E I hear your voice describe another life Gbm E Where we can feel alive D A Gbm Oh my, oh my Keep my love close E Take my hand D A If you just let go, I will be your home Gbm E Under purple skies where the moonlight goes D You can be my heart and I'll A be your soul You know Gbm E we'll run free like a rolling stone D Just like the northern lights, we'll A dance in between the tides And Gbm E l'll see them in your eyes, so just let go D A My heart always used to hold, I Know Gbm E we'll run free like a rolling stone D Lay by the fire A Feel the warmth of your embrace E burning desire Gbm E When we both come face to face D split in The silence A E I hear your voice describe another life Gbm E Where we can feel alive D A Gbm Oh my, oh my Keep my love close E Take my hand D A If you just let go, I will be your home Gbm E Under purple skies where the moonlight goes D A You can be my heart and I'll be your soul You know Gbm E we'll run free like a rolling stone D Just like the northern lights, we'll A dance in between the Tides And Gbm E I’ll See Them In Your Eyes So Just Let Go D A My Heart, Always Yours To Hold Gbm E You Know We’ll Run Free Like A Rolling Stone D A Gbm E Rolling Stone D A Gbm E Rolling Stone 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.
Rolling Stone chords by Nathan Evans
Suggested strumdriving 4/4
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d
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d
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d
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u
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d
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u
Prefer something simpler: all downs d d d d
How to play Rolling Stone on ukulele
Try the driving 4/4 as a starting point: d – d – d u d u. You are playing it in A major. The chords land in comfortable skilled territory. Stomp your foot on every beat and hit the chorus harder than the verse.
4 ukulele chords used in "Rolling Stone" by Nathan Evans: A, D, E and Gbm
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