Am Dm7 Well it's time to begin as the summer sets in D6 It's the scene E7 You set for new lovers Am Dm7 You play your part painting in a new start D6 E7 But each gate will open another Dm7 Cmaj7 June July and August said Bb7 C9 "It's probably hard to plan ahead" Dm7 Cmaj7 June July and August said Dm E7 "It's better to bask in each others" F G Am Gatekeeper seasons wait for your nod F Bb7 Gatekeeper you held your breath G7 Made the summer go on and on Am Dm7 Well they tried to stay in from the cold and the wind D6 E7 Making love and making their dinner Am Dm7 D6 Only to find that the love that they grew in the summer E7 Froze Dm7 Cmaj7 February April said Bb7 C9 "Don't be fooled by that summer again" Dm7 Cmaj7 February April said Dm E7 "That half of the year, well we'll never be friends" F G Am Gatekeeper seasons wait for your nod F Bb7 Gatekeeper you held your breath G7 Made the summer go on and on Am Dm7 Am Dm7 Am Gatekeeper, Gatekeeper, Gatekeeper Dm7 G7 Cmaj7 Seasons wait for your nod 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 Gatekeeper de Feist
Batida sugeridalevada cheia 4/4
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d
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Também funciona: batida havaiana d – d u – u d u
Como tocar Gatekeeper no ukulele
Uma boa batida para começar nesse estilo é o levada cheia 4/4: d – d u – u d –. Este arranjo está em D menor. Os acordes caem no território confortável de habilidoso.
11 acordes de ukulele em "Gatekeeper" de Feist: Am, Bb7, Cmaj7, C9, Dm, Dm7, D6, E7, F, G e G7
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Hi, I wrote the chords for this song.
Since I’m not sure it will ever be corrected by the webmaster, I just wanted to specify that the “C9” chord is not what I meant to put in: every C9 should actually be a CM9 or Em7 on your uke. The “M” aspect of it makes a whole big difference!
Enjoy playing this tune 🙂