F C I could lift you up Am I could show you what you want to see G and take you where you want to be F C You could be my luck Am Even if the sky is falling down G I know that we'll be safe and sound F C I could fill your cup Am You know my river won't evaporate G This world we still appreciate F C You could be my luck Am Even in a hurricane of frowns G I know that we'll be safe and sound F C I could show you love Am In a tidal wave of mystery G You'll still be standing next to me F C You could be my luck Am Even if we're six feet underground G I know that we'll be safe and sound Trumpet part: A|---------------------------------------| E|-------5--5------------3--3------------| C|---------------------------------------| g|--9----------4--5--7----------4--5--7--| A|-----------------------------------------| E|------5--5-------------3--3--------------| C|-----------------------------------------| g|--9---------4--5--7-----------12--10--9--| 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.
Safe And Sound akkoorden van Capital Cities
Voorgesteld strumpatroonneer-op achtsten
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d
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u
Werkt ook: nadruk op upbeat d u d U d u d U
Hoe lees je tabulatuur?
Safe And Sound spelen op ukelele
Om Safe And Sound op ukelele te spelen, strum je de neer-op achtsten: d u d u. De groove zit rond de 117 bpm, een gemiddeld tempo. Je speelt het in C majeur. De akkoorden vallen in comfortabel vaardig-terrein. Bounce a brisk down-up and lift the offbeats for the dance feel.
4 ukelele-akkoorden gebruikt in "Safe And Sound" van Capital Cities: Am, C, F en G
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Awesome song but…THERE IS MORE TO IT.?
I think the chords go perfectly with the song but, there are more words in the end.
This isn’t the whole song
who else is on sprano and it can only go up to the 12th fret, yeah playing that last part is like you tring to play the note one the brige.
I like to strum downstrokes on each note, idk why it just sounds good to me if ur trynna go for that more “serious vibe” it’s kinda self-explanatory. I don’t know how to explain it myself.
Dude, this was great but short
The strumming is down down up up down up
Whats the strumming pattern?
just the basic F C G Am
I actually prefer using C5 C Am G for the chords ? Sounds better in my opinion