G Bm Em Bm Em D Bm Am G Charlie boy, don't go to war, first born in forty-four G Bm Em Bm Em D Bm Am G Kennedy made him believe we could do much more G D Bm C Bm Am G Ooooh-Oo-oooooh-Oo-ooooh-oo-ooooh G Bm D Em Bm Em D Bm Am G Lillian, don't hang your head, love should make you feel good G Bm D Em Bm Em D Bm Am G In uniform you raised a man, who vol-un-teered to stand G D Bm C Bm Am G Ooooh-Oo-oooooh-Oo-ooooh-oo-ooooh Em G Bm D Play the bugle, play the taps and Em G D Make your mothers proud Em G Bm D Raise your rifles to the sky boys Em G D Fire that volley loud G Bm D Em Bm Em D Bm Am G News was bad on Upland Ave, my touch and mourn our loss G Bm D Em Bm Sons rebelled, while fathers yelled, Em D Bm Am G and moth-ers clutched the cross G D Bm C Bm Am G Ooooh-Oo-oooooh-Oo-ooooh-oo-ooooh Em G Bm D Play the bugle, play the taps and Em G D Make your mothers proud Em G Bm D Raise your rifles to the sky boys Em G D Fire that volley loud 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 Charlie Boy od The Lumineers
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Wolisz coś prostszego: same w dół d d d d
Jak zagrać Charlie Boy na ukulele
Charlie Boy opiera się na jednym wzorze: d – d u – u d u. Spodziewaj się średnie tempo, około 100 bpm. Na tej stronie piosenka jest w G durowa. Pod względem akordów to prosta sprawa: wszystko mieści się na poziomie początkujący. Build from soft down-strums into fuller island strumming for the chorus.
6 akordów ukulele używany w "Charlie Boy" autorstwa The Lumineers: Am, Bm, C, D, Em i G
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here’s the plucking for the intro if anyone is interested
Try at -2 for an easier version 🙂
I like to lay D7 in place of D, to me it sounds nicer and is a bit easier to go the Bm
I skip a few chords on the verses – it gets too stop-and-go if you’re switching chords on every single beat. I do: G Em Bm Em D Bm G
on the Ooooh-oh-oooooh-Oo-oooh-oo-ooooh try playing it F C F Bb F Gm F it sound better and its easier