Plucking pattern: A|---x-------| E|---x-------| C|-x---x-----| g|-----------| Verse 1: F I'd rather be tall, D7 I'd rather be smart, Gm7 C7 I'd rather be sure you know I care. F Wherever you go, D7 Whatever you start, Gm7 C7 I'd rather be sure you know I'm there. Bb Bdim F D7 I'd rather I always be apart of whatever you do. Gm7 C7 F I'd rather be me, with you. Verse 2: F Wherever we go, D7 I already trust, Gm7 C7 I'd know what to do if it were us. F I'd know what to say, D7 I'd know how to be, Gm7 C7 I'd know your entire syllabus. Bb Bdim F D7 I can't think of any other thing in the world I would rather do... Gm7 If I could be, C7 F I'd rather be me, with 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.
I’d Rather Be Me (With You) (Steven Universe Future) akkoorden van Misc Cartoons
Voorgesteld strumpatroonoveral 4/4
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Werkt ook: eilandstrum d – d u – u d u
I’d Rather Be Me (With You) (Steven Universe Future) spelen op ukelele
Een solide eerste keuze voor I’d Rather Be Me (With You) (Steven Universe Future) op ukelele is de overal 4/4: d – d u – u d –. Dit arrangement staat in F majeur. De grijphand verdient hier zijn geld: ik zet de akkoorden op niveau bekwaam.
6 ukelele-akkoorden gebruikt in "I’d Rather Be Me (With You) (Steven Universe Future)" van Misc Cartoons: Bb, Bdim, C7, D7, F en Gm7
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+2 is best for me but sounds a bit off
does anyone have an alternative chord i can use for Bdim? i know it sounds right but my fingers can’t reach T__T
ahhhh its so perfect
this is really cute! an alternative strumming pattern i use is strum once then C, E, A, E for each chord 🙂
you can replace Bdim with G7 and Bb with Gm7 to simplify it
I like to add a C to the end of the 1st verse, and make the last chord an Fmaj7
sweet i love this