E My girlfriend thinks that I'm a nutter, C My parents say that I'm an utter fool, D E For wasting my time on this. E But I'm not chasing my imagination, C I just can't help avoid my fixation, D E Cos I know that he really exists. E C But if you look through time then you will find, D So many artefacts have been signed with clues, E All pointing his way. E And though he may have different faces, C I think it's him in all the cases, D The man is an enigma, E Who knows where he is today. G D E Just have a look at what I've found and see, G D E am I going crazy or is he following me, G D E You can find his legacy sketched throughout, G A B Though the history books always tend to leave him out. E G He's called the Doctor D A But Doctor What? E G D A A I think he's a Martian though I know that that's a long shot E G Doctor D A But Doctor When? G A I'll check back to prehistoric times and there he is again E G Well that's the Doctor D A But Doctor How? E G D A He saves the planet all the time but never stops to bow E G Oh mister Doctor D A But Doctor Who? G A E And most importantly Doctor, how can I find you? E C He takes danger with him everywhere he goes D So if he does show up then we'll know E That something's not right E But I just can't help but think that I C Would make a good companion by his side D E I'm pretty bright, always polite, oh Doctor take me up tonight. E I know that I should get a grip C But I need to see inside his ship D E And have him take me everywhere he gone. E Or at least I'd like to meet the guy C To shake his hand and say goodbye D E And thank him for all he's done G D E You can't deny aliens must be real G D E Well is it that hard to believe that some might be revealed to look like us G D E G Well I know it's just all speculation but I feel I must A B Try to trust in what I feel E G He's called the Doctor D A But Doctor What? E G D A A I think he's a Martian though I know that that's a long shot E G Doctor D A But Doctor When? G A I'll check back to prehistoric times and there he is again E G Well that's the Doctor D A But Doctor How? E G D A He saves the planet all the time but never stops to bow E G Oh mister Doctor D A But Doctor Who? G A And most importantly Doctor, how can I find you? G A I know to you I must look like some kind of Neanderthal G A While you' re a flying cosmic genius and know-it-all G A I'm just an insect, there's nothing I can do. G A B E G How could I expect that I would ever meet you Doctor! D A But Doctor What? E G D A A I think he's a Martian though I know that that's a long shot E G Doctor D A But Doctor When? G A I'll check back to prehistoric times and there he is again E G Well that's the Doctor D A But Doctor How? E G D A He saves the planet all the time but never stops to bow E G Oh mister Doctor D A But Doctor Who? G A E And most importantly Doctor, how can I find you? 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.
Doctor What akkoorden van Chameleon Circuit
Voorgesteld strumpatroonneer-op achtsten
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Werkt ook: drukke upbeat 4/4 d – d u d u d u
Doctor What spelen op ukelele
Een solide eerste keuze voor Doctor What op ukelele is de neer-op achtsten: d u d u. Dit arrangement staat in D majeur. De akkoorden blijven op niveau beginner, niets lastigs erin.
6 ukelele-akkoorden gebruikt in "Doctor What" van Chameleon Circuit: A, B, C, D, E en G
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I’m just learning the ukulele, and I was absolutely thrilled to stumble upon this song! I loved it so much when I was 14, and it was actually what got me into watching Doctor Who! I’m excited to be able to play it 7 years later.
Thank you for sharing this with us, this song is awesome and not very hard to play! 🙂