Intro: Am F C Dm Am F C Am F C Na Na Na Na Oh Oh Dm Am Na Na Na Na Oh Oh F C Na Na Na Na Oh Oh Am F When the leader of the bad guys sang C Dm Something soft and soaked in pain Am F C I heard the echo from his secret hideaway Am F He must've forgot to close his door C Dm As he cranked out those dismal chords Am F C And his four walls declared him insane Em I found my way B Right time wrong place Dm G As I pled my case F C You're the judge, Oh no G Am Set me free F C You're the judge, Oh no G Am Set me free F G I know my soul's freezing C Am Hell's hot for good reason F Am So please, take me Am F C Na Na Na Na Oh Oh Dm Am Na Na Na Na Oh Oh F C Na Na Na Na Oh Oh Am Three lights are lit F But the fourth one's out C I can tell cause it's a bit darker Dm Than the last night's bout Am I forgot about the drought F Of light bulbs in this house C So I head out Down a route I think is heading south Am But I'm not good with directions F And I hide behind my mouth C I'm a pro at imperfections Dm And I'm best friends with my doubt Am And now that my mind's out F And now I hear it clear and loud C I'm thinking, "Wow I probably should've stayed inside my house." Em I found my way B Right time wrong place Dm G As I pled my case F C You're the judge, Oh no G Am Set me free F C You're the judge, Oh no G Am Set me free F G I know my soul's freezing C Am Hell's hot for good reason F So please, Am F I don't know if this song C Dm Is a surrender or a revel Am F I don't know if this one C Dm Is about me or the devil Am F I don't know if this song C Dm Is a surrender or a revel Am F I don't know if this one C Dm Is about me or the devil Interlude: Am F C Dm Am F C F C You're the judge, Oh no G Am Set me free, oh no F C You're the judge, Oh no G Am Set me free, oh no F G I know my soul's freezing C Am Hell's hot for good reason F So please, Interlude (x2): F C G Am F C Na Na Na Na Oh Oh G Am Na Na Na Na Oh Oh F C Na Na Na Na Oh Oh G Am Na Na Na Na Oh Oh F C You're the judge, Oh no G Am Set me free F C You're the judge, Oh no G Am Set me free F C You're the judge, Oh no G Am Set me free F C You're the judge, Oh no G Am Set me free Outro: F G C Am F 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.
The Judge akkoorden van Twenty One Pilots
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Werkt ook: nadruk op upbeat d u d U d u d U
The Judge spelen op ukelele
The Judge draait op één patroon: d – d u – u d u. Het rolt voort op een stevig tempo van rond de 140 bpm. Je speelt het in A mineur. Niets engs in de grepen, het staat op de lijst makkelijke ukelelenummers op niveau beginner. Bounce the island strum through the verse then open up wide for the chorus.
7 ukelele-akkoorden gebruikt in "The Judge" van Twenty One Pilots: Am, B, C, Dm, Em, F en G
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11:48 pm is definitely the best time to play this song
This are the strumming patterns I used, they are from the tutorial of Elise Ecklundd, thought it might help.
Intro & Verse progression
Am, F, C, Dm
DDU UDU UDU DDU
Am F
DDU UDU UDU DDU
C Dm
Pre-chorus progression
Em, B, Dm, G
D D D D
Chorus progression
(F, C, G, Am) x2
DDU UDU
Strumming once for each chord.
Chorus pt2 progression
F, G, C, Am, F
DDDDU
Strumming once for each chord
Bridge progression
(Am, F, C, Dm) x4
DD D DD D
Am F C Dm
tHEy FOrGoT THe jOsH DUn
i’ve been playing this for about 20 mins and my thumb hurts and my cuticles hurt, but it was worth it
-5 sounds like “Something soft and soaked in pain” 🙂
This took me a while to learn, but once i did I was so thankful that patience runs in the family.
This song is a bop
This is so good
sleep?
dont know her
What strumming patterns should I use?
I use stunning pattern DDU—D repeat
This song is great for belting when you’re fully aware your family’s home and you thrive on ticking them off
my finger hurts but it was worth it
What’s always interesting is when you play a song with fingerpicking instead of strumming. It always gives the song a whole different mood. Except its hard to find a plucking pattern with the weird chord timing in this song. Can anyone help please?
This song is like its own vibe tho
and to this day, I still cannot get the strumming pattern right lmao
Playing at 6:30 in the morning because i couldn’t sleep
this is honestly one of my favorites on the uke
strumming chords are DDU UDU UDU change chord DDU repeated for the first bit
idk why but i use DDUDUDUD