Bb Bb7 Eb D7 I waited 'til I saw the sun Gm C Eb Bb I don't know why I didn't come Bb Bb7 Eb D7 I left you by the house of fun Gm C Eb Bb I don't know why I didn't come Gm C Eb Bb I don't know why I didn't come Bb Bb7 Eb D7 When I saw the break of day Gm C Eb Bb I wished that I could fly away Bb Bb7 Eb D7 Instead of kneeling in the sand Gm C Eb Bb Catching teardrops in my hand Gm C F F7 My heart is drenched in wine Gm C F But you'll be on my mind Eb Dm Cm For-e-ver Bb Bb7 Eb D7 Out across the endless sea Gm C Eb Bb I would die in ecstasy Bb Bb7 Eb D7 But I'll be a bag of bones Gm C Eb Bb Driving down the road along Gm C F F7 My heart is drenched in wine Gm C F But you'll be on my mind Eb Dm Cm For-e-ver Bb Bb7 Eb D7 Something has to make you run Gm C Eb Bb I don't know why I didn't come Bb Bb7 Eb D7 I feel as empty as a drum Gm C Eb Bb I don't know why I didn't come Gm C Eb Bb I don't know why I didn't come Gm C Eb Bb I don't know why I didn't come Ten aranż to własna interpretacja jego autora, udostępniona do prywatnej nauki, edukacji i użytku niekomercyjnego. Sama piosenka, tekst i muzyka pozostają własnością ich posiadaczy praw autorskich. Żeby poprosić o usunięcie, zobacz Nota prawna.
Akordy Don’t Know Why od Norah Jones
Sugerowane bicieuniwersalne 4/4
1
d
&
–
2
d
&
u
3
–
&
u
4
d
&
–
Wolisz coś prostszego: półtakt d – d u
Jak zagrać Don’t Know Why na ukulele
Pasujący wzór bicia to uniwersalne 4/4: d – d u – u d –. Groove mieści się w okolicach 90 bpm, średnie tempo, z lekkim swingiem. W opublikowanej wersji utwór zostaje w oryginalnej tonacji Bb durowa. Te akordy wymagają od ciebie trochę więcej, więc oceniam je na zaawansowany. Wolisz łatwiejsze chwyty? Transponuj piosenkę w dół o 1 półton, a kapodaster na 1 progu przywróci tonację z tej strony. Swing the strums gently and stay soft for the jazzy mood.
10 akordów ukulele używany w "Don’t Know Why" autorstwa Norah Jones: Bb, Bb7, C, Cm, Dm, D7, Eb, F, F7 i Gm
Jak podobał ci się ten aranż?
Twoja ocena pomaga innym graczom znaleźć najlepsze aranżacje
Omg!
This is so freaken hard!
+2 sounds just as amazing! Can’t figure out the strum pattern so I’ve been doing
DD-UUDU
+2 is easier and certainly better for beginners
+2
this is beautiful
Anyone know how to play the intro to the song? It’s not included in this.
Love it just the way it is! Attack the barred chords
-3 is rather easy on baritones
-5 works but replace the F7 with a Cm – better for low voices…had lots of complaints about +2 being too high, sounds good to me though.
-1 is also not as complicated! Really recommend it!
Loved the chords!
Thank you! This song is so fun to play and sing on my uke.
Sounds nice in C and flows easier on a ukulele.