Verse: A E7 Blacking in and out in a strange flat in East London A D Somebody I don't really know just gave me something A E7 A D To help settle me down and to stop me from always thinking about you A E7 And you know you're life is heading in a questionable direction A D When you're up for days with strangers and you can't remember anything A E7 A D Except the way you sounded when you told me you didn't know what I should do Chorus: E E7 D E it's a long road up to recovery from here E7 D A A a long way back to the light E E7 D E it's a long road up to recovery from here E7 D A A a long way to making it right Verse: A E7 And so I wake up in the morning just like every other day A D And just like every boring blues song I get swallowed by the pain A E7 A D So I fumble for your figure in the darkness just to make it go away A E7 But you're not lying there any longer and I know that that's my fault A D So I've been pounding on the floor and I've been crawling up the walls A E7 And I've been dipping in my darkness for serotonin A D boosters, cider and some kind of smelling salts Chorus: E E7 D E it's a long road up to recovery from here E7 D A A a long way back to the light E E7 D E it's a long road up to recovery from here E7 D A A a long way to making it right Bridge: Gbm D A So on the first night we met, you said well darling let's make a deal Gbm D A If anybody ever asks us, let's just tell them that we met in jail Gbm D And that's the story that I'm sticking to like a southern facing compass A E But tonight I need to hear some truth if I'm ever getting through this Gbm D Yeah, you once sent me a letter that said if you're lost at sea A E Close your eyes and catch the tide my dear and only think of me G D Well, darling now I'm was sinking I'm as lost as lost can be E E7 A And I was hoping you could drag me up from down here towards my recovery Interlude: E7 A D Verse: A E7 If you could just give me a sign, just a subtle little glimmer A D Some suggestion that you'd have me if I could only make me better A E7 A D Then I would stand a little stronger as I walk a little taller all the time A E7 Because I know you are a cynic but I think I can convince you A D Yeah, cause broken people can get better if they really want to A E7 A D Or at least that's what I have to tell myself if I am hoping to survive Chorus: E E7 D E it's a long road up to recovery from here E7 D A A a long way back to the light E E7 D E it's a long road up to recovery from here E7 D A A a long way to making it right Outro: E So, darling, sweet lover, won't you help me to recover D Darling, sweet lover, won't you help me to recover E Darling, sweet lover, won't you help me to recover D A Darling, sweet lover, one day this will all be over 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.
Recovery akkoorden van Frank Turner
Voorgesteld strumpatroondrukke upbeat 4/4
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Liever iets simpelers: neer-op achtsten d u d u
Recovery spelen op ukelele
Op ukelele komt Recovery neer op de drukke upbeat 4/4: d – d u d u d u. Het rolt voort op een stevig tempo van rond de 150 bpm. Op deze pagina staat het nummer in A majeur. Deze leunt op lastigere grepen, met de akkoorden op niveau bekwaam. Drive fast eighths through the chorus and dig into the downstrokes
6 ukelele-akkoorden gebruikt in "Recovery" van Frank Turner: A, D, E, E7, Gbm en G
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“that’s the story that I’m sticking to like a stony-faced accomplice” are the correct lyrics
+3 works well