Intro:C Am F Verse: C For a while we pretended Am That we never had to end it F But we knew we'd have to say goodbye C You were crying at the airport Am When they finally closed the plane door F I could barely hold it all inside Chorus: C G Am Torn in two, and I know I shouldn't tell you F C G But I just can't stop thinking of you Am F Wherever you are, you, wherever you are C G Am F Every night I almost call you just to say it always will be you, wherever you are Interlude: C Am F Verse: C I can fly a thousand oceans Am But there's nothing that compares to F What we had and so I'll walk alone C I wish I didn't have to be gone Am Maybe you've already moved on F But the truth is I don't want to know Chorus: C G Am Torn in two, and I know I shouldn't tell you F C G But I just can't stop thinking of you Am F Wherever you are, you, wherever you are C G Am F Every night I almost call you just to say it always will be you, wherever you are Bridge: Am F C You can say we'll be together someday G Nothing lasts forever Am Nothing stays the same F So why can't I stop feeling this way Chorus: C G Am Torn in two, and I know I shouldn't tell you F C G But I just can't stop thinking of you Am F Wherever you are, you, wherever you are C G Am F Every night I almost call you just to say it always will be you, wherever you are Este arranjo é a interpretação própria de quem contribuiu, compartilhada para estudo privado, educação e uso não comercial. A música, a letra e a composição de base continuam sendo propriedade dos respectivos detentores de direitos autorais. Para pedir a remoção, veja Declaração Legal.
Cifra de Wherever You Are de 5 Seconds Of Summer
Como tocar Wherever You Are no ukulele
Este arranjo está em C maior. Os acordes caem no território confortável de habilidoso.
4 acordes de ukulele em "Wherever You Are" de 5 Seconds Of Summer: Am, C, F e G
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i personally think playing a G between every C and Am sounds better than just playing a C and Am :))
If you play the openings and verses in a D-D-D-U-D-U-D-U pattern it works and the chorus in a D-D-U-D-U it sounds pretty close
thank you!