Intro: F |F | A |A F The times we had A Oh, when the wind would blow with rain and snow F Were not all bad A We put our feet just where they had F Had to go A Never to go F The shattered soul A Following close but nearly twice as slow F Were my good times A There were always golden rocks to throw F At those who A Those who admit defeat too late F Those were our times A Those were our times Interlude: F A ( x5 ) F Bbadd9 F Dm C Bbadd9 F Dm C Bbadd9 F Dm And I will love to see that day C That day is mine Bbadd9 F When she will marry me Dm C Outside with the willow trees Bbadd9 F Dm And playing songs in May C What made me so Bbadd9 F Dm And I would love to see that day C The day was mine Bbadd9 F Dm C ( x10 ) Dit arrangement is de eigen interpretatie van de inzender, gedeeld voor privéstudie, educatie en niet-commercieel gebruik. Het onderliggende nummer, de songtekst en de muziek blijven eigendom van hun rechthebbenden. Om verwijdering aan te vragen, zie Juridische verklaring.
Postcards From Italy akkoorden van Beirut
Voorgesteld strumpatroonneer-op achtsten
1
d
2
u
3
d
4
u
Werkt ook: drukke upbeat 4/4 d – d u d u d u
Postcards From Italy spelen op ukelele
Op ukelele komt Postcards From Italy neer op de neer-op achtsten: d u d u. Verwacht een stevig tempo, rond de 135 bpm. Op deze pagina staat het nummer in F majeur. De akkoorden plaatsen het pal op niveau vaardig. Play fast even down-ups all the way through with a loose wrist.
5 ukelele-akkoorden gebruikt in "Postcards From Italy" van Beirut: A, Bbadd9, C, Dm en F
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Here’s a tab for this song:
(SHAPE OF F)
G-0–1p–1–1–1– -3–2–0–2-
C-0–0—0–0–0– x3 -0–0–0–0-
E-1–1—1–1–1– -1–1–1–1-
A-0–0—0–0–0– -0–0–0–0-
(SHAPE OF A)
G-0–1p–1–1–1– -3–2–0–2-
C-1–1—1–1–1– x3 -1–1–1–1-
E-0–0—0–0–0– -0–0–0–0-
A-0–0—0–0–0– -0–0–0–0-
DOWN-DOWN-UP-DOWN DOWN-UP-DOWN-UP
Hope it helps (:
Bb not Bbadd9
I’ve been looking everywhere for this ukulele tab! Thank you so much! 5*
know anyone what’s the rythm?