Intro: Eb Bb Eb Verse: Eb I go out to work on a Monday morning, Bbm C Tuesday I go off to honeymoon. Fm Eb Gm Cm I'll be back again before it's time for Sunny-down, Ab Bb Eb Bb Eb I'll be lazing on a Sunday afternoon. D Gm Bicycling on every Wednesday evening, D A7 F Thursday I go waltzing to the Zoo. Gm Dm Eb Bb7 I come from London town, I'm just an ordinary guy, Eb Bb7 Fm Cm Fridays I go painting in the Louvre. Fm Eb Gm Cm I'm bound to be proposing on a Saturday night, Ab Bb I'll be lazing on a Sunday, Ab Bb lazing on a Sunday, Ab Bb Eb Bb Eb lazing on a Sunday Afternoon. Solo: A Em Gb A|-(4)-/12-11-9-12-7--4--4--2--3--4--4--12-11-9--12-7--(4)--4--5--6--7--6--5--4-| E|------------------------------------------------------------------------------| C|------------------------------------------------------------------------------| g|------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Bm A Dbm Gbm D E A E A A|-9--7--5--4--2--0--4--2--0-----------------------------------0--------4--2--0--7--12-| E|----------------------------2--0--0--0-----2--2--------0--2--------0-----------------| C|----------------------------------------1--------1--2--------------------------------| g|----------------------------------------------------------------1--------------------| This arrangement is its contributor’s own interpretation, shared for private study, education and non-commercial use. The underlying song, lyrics and music remain the property of their copyright owners. To request removal, see Legal & Copyright.
Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon chords by Queen
Suggested strumhalf-bar
1
d
2
–
3
d
4
u
Also works: half-bar chunk d u x u
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How to play Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon on ukulele
The strumming pattern that fits is the half-bar: d – d u. Expect a medium pace, around 108 bpm. The chords ask a bit more of you, so I rate them expert. Swing the eighths and change chords twice a bar to match the piano.
20 ukulele chords used in "Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon" by Queen: A, A7, Bb, Bbm, Bb7, Bm, C, Cm, Dbm, D, Dm, Eb, E, Em, F, Fm, Gb, Gbm, Gm and Ab
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