Spoken: (nc) Warm regards Verse 1: F I should be doing better C You've made that really clear E I'm just so sad Am It comes of as insincere F I don't think it matters C Matters to you E There's always something more C That I could do Chorus: F It doesn't even matter C 'cause I don't wanna go E To college or to heaven Am Or to anywhere alone F Nothing really matters C From my point of view E C Sitting here and watching it unfold with you You Interlude: F C E Am F C E C Verse 2: F I'm really doing better C And that's a crazy thing E I really thought that by this time this year Am I'd be deceased F I'm trying really hard C To figure it out E But everything's just crumbling C Crumbling down Chorus: F It doesn't xxxxxxx matter C If I don't wanna go E To college or to heaven Am Or to anywhere alone F Nothing really matters C From my point of view E C Sitting here and watching it all burn with you F C E Am On the xxxxxxx news with you Outro: F C E Am F C E C 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.
Warm Regards akkoorden van Penelope Scott
Voorgesteld strumpatroonoveral 4/4
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Werkt ook: eilandstrum d – d u – u d u
Warm Regards spelen op ukelele
Een goed startpatroon voor deze stijl is de overal 4/4: d – d u – u d –. Op deze pagina staat het nummer in F majeur. De akkoorden blijven op niveau beginner, niets lastigs erin.
4 ukelele-akkoorden gebruikt in "Warm Regards" van Penelope Scott: Am, C, E en F
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I cant stop playing this its so good
I used strumming pattern ddu-udu for the interlude and outro. While it’s most likely not the correct strumming pattern for this specific song, I believe it goes pretty good with the chords listed. I also replaced the E cord with E7. If you are a more experienced instrumentalist, E may fit the song better. However, as a beginner, I found it much easier to use E7 rather than E.