Intro: Em A Hey, kids D D B Today, we're gonna learn about the world Verse 1: Em A The world that's around us D Is pretty amazing D But how does it work? B It must be complicated Em A D The secret is the world can only work D B When everything works together Verse 2: Em A A bee drinks from a flower D And leaves with its pollen D A squirrel in a tree B Em Spreads the seeds that have fallen A Everything works together D B Em A The biggest elephant, the littlest fly D B Em A The gophers underground, the birds in the sky Gb Bm Daug D D And every single cricket, every fish in the sea G E A Gives what they can and gets what they need Chorus: D E That is how the world works G Em A That is how the world works D From A to Zebra Gb7 Bm To the worms in the dirt G D That's how it works Interlude 1: Bo Burnham & Socko: D Gbm Hey everyone Bm7 Look who stopped by to say hello Gbm It's Socko D Hey! Gbm Where you been, Socko? Bm7 Gbm I've been where I always am when you're not wearing me on your hand D Gbm Bm7 In a frightening, liminal space between states of being Gbm Not quite dead, not quite alive D Gbm It's similar to a constant state of sleep paralysis Bm7 Gbm Socko, we were just talking about the world and how it works D Gbm Boy, that sounds complicated! Bm7 Do you have anything you'd want to teach us about the world? Gbm D I wouldn't say anything that you probably haven't already said yourself Gbm I don't know about that, Socko E A How about you give it a try? Alright! Verse 3: Socko Em A D The simple narrative taught in every history class D B Em Is demonstrably false and pedagogically classist A D Don't you know the world is built with blood? D B And genocide and exploitation Em A D The global network of capital essentially functions D B Em To separate the worker from the means of production A D And the FBI killed Martin Luther King D B Em A Private property's inherently theft D B Em A And neoliberal fascists are destroying the left Gb Bm Daug D D And every politician, every cop on the street G E A Protects the interests of the pedophilic corporate elite Chorus: together D E That is how the world works Really? G E A That is how the world works D Gb7 Bm Genocide, the Natives say you got to it first G D That's how it works Interlude 2: together D Gbm That's pretty intense Bm No xxxx Gbm What can I do to help? D Read a book or something, I don't know Gbm Bm7 Just don't burden me with the responsibility of educating you Gbm It's incredibly exhausting D I'm sorry, Socko Gbm Bm7 I was just trying to become a better person Gbm D Why do you rich xxxxxxx white people insist on seeing every Gbm Bm7 Gbm socio-political conflict through the myopic lens of your own self-actualization? D This isn't about you Gbm Bm7 So either get with it, or get out of the xxxxxxx way Watch your mouth, buddy Gbm D Remember who's on whose hand here But that's what I-- Gbm Have you not been xxxxxxx listening? Bm We are entrenched in-- Alright, alright Gbm Wait, no please! I don't wanna go back, please D I can't go, I can't go back (nc) Please, please, I'm sorry Are you gonna behave yourself? Yes Yes, what? Yes, sir Look at me Yes, sir That's better Chorus: together D E That is how the world works G E A That is how the world works D I hope you learned your lesson Gb7 Bm I did and it hurt G D That's how it works 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.
How the World Works akkoorden van Bo Burnham
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Werkt ook: eilandstrum d – d u – u d u
How the World Works spelen op ukelele
Op ukelele komt How the World Works neer op de neer-op achtsten: d u d u. Je speelt het in D majeur. Deze leunt op lastigere grepen, met de akkoorden op niveau bekwaam. Bright even down-ups give it that sunny childrens-show bounce.
12 ukelele-akkoorden gebruikt in "How the World Works" van Bo Burnham: A, B, Bm, Bm7, D, Daug, E, Em, Gb, Gbm, Gb7 en G
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Does anyone have a good strumming pattern?
Bm not B is better for the beginning
+3 or -2
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