G D Looking out on the morning rain, F C C - Bm7 - Am7 I used to feel so uninspired G D And when I knew I had to face another day, F C C - Bm7 - Am7 Lord it made me feel so tired Am7 Bm7 Before the day I met you, Am7 Bm7 Life was so unkind Am7 Bm7 C But you're the key to my piece of mind D G Cause you make me feel... C G You make me feel C G Am7 You make me feel like a natural woman (woman) G D When my soul was in the lost and found F C C- Bm7 - Am7 You came along to claim it G D I didn't know just what was wrong with me F C C - Bm7 - Am7 Till your kiss helped me name it Am7 Bm7 Now I'm no longer doubtful Am7 Bm7 Of what I'm living for Am7 Bm7 C And if I make you happy I don't need to do more D G Cause you make me feel C G You make me feel C G Am7 You make me feel like a natural woman (woman) G Dm7 Oh, baby what you done to me G Dm7 You make me feel so good inside Cmaj7 Am7 And I just wanna be Cmaj7 C D Close to you you make me feel so alive Chorus (x2): D G Cause you make me feel C G You make me feel C G Am7 You make me feel like a natural woman (woman) 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 A Natural Woman de Aretha Franklin
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Também funciona: 6/8 fluido d – u d – u
Como tocar A Natural Woman no ukulele
O padrão de batida que combina é o balanço em 6/8: d – – d – u. Espere um ritmo relaxado, por volta de 60 bpm. Você está tocando em G maior; o original está em A major. Os acordes ficam no nível novato, nada complicado ali. Roll gently in 6/8 with three counts per strum group for the soul sway.
8 acordes de ukulele em "A Natural Woman" de Aretha Franklin: Am7, Bm7, C, Cmaj7, D, Dm7, F e G
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i would transpose it -2 and put the capo on the first fret it sounds a bit better and i think it’s easier :))