Verse: D E7 Well she was an American girl. G A Raised on promises D E7 She couldn't help thinking that there was G A a little more to life somewhere else D After all it was a great big world G Em with lots of places to run to A And if she had to die tryin' she had one little promise she was gonna keep Chorus: G A D Bm G Oh yeah, allright, take it easy baby make it last all night A D She was an American girl Verse: D E7 Well it was kinda cold that night G A She stood alone on the balcony D E7 Yeh, she could hear the cars roll by, G A out on four-fortyone like waves crashing on the beach D And for one des'rate moment there G Em he crept back in her memory A God it's so painful when something that's so close is still so far to reach. Chorus: G A D Bm G Oh yeah, allright, take it easy baby make it last all night A D She was an American girl 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 American Girl od Tom Petty
Sugerowane bicieruchliwe 4/4
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Wolisz coś prostszego: ósemki dół-góra d u d u
Jak zagrać American Girl na ukulele
Na ukulele American Girl sprowadza się do ruchliwe 4/4: d – d u d u d u. Toczy się w średnie tempo, około 118 bpm. Jest opublikowana w oryginalnej tonacji D durowa. Akordy trafiają w wygodny obszar wprawny. Drive constant down-up strums to match the jangly Rickenbacker chug.
6 akordów ukulele używany w "American Girl" autorstwa Tom Petty: A, Bm, D, Em, E7 i G
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The lyrics are wrong at the end of verse one. It’s “But she had to die trying to achieve that one little promise she was gonna keep.”
Transpose to -2 and use D instead of D7
If it’s hard to do a transition between d g and a do g like this do a Bm then put your middle finger on the e string on the third threat
Strumming pattern?