Verse 1: F I'm headed straight for the floor C Cmaj7 The alcohol's served its tour F And it's headed straight for my skin C G Leaving me daft and dim F I've got this shake in my legs C Cmaj7 Shaking the thoughts from my head F But who put these waves in the door C I crack and out G I pour Chorus: F I'm Mr. Loverman C Cmaj7 And I miss my lover, man F I'm Mr. Loverman C G Oh, and I miss my lover Verse 2: F The ways in which you talk to me C Cmaj7 Have me wishing I were gone F The ways that you say my name C G Have me running on and on F Oh I'm cramping up C Cmaj7 I'm cramping up F But you're cracking up C G You're cracking up Chorus: F I'm Mr. Loverman C Cmaj7 And I miss my lover, man F I'm Mr. Loverman C G Oh, and I miss my lover Bridge: Dm I'm shattered now G I'm spilling out C Em Am Upon this linoleum ground Dm G I'm reeling in my brain again C Em Am Before it can get back to you Dm Fm Oh, what am I s'posed to do C Without you Chorus: F I'm Mr. Loverman C Cmaj7 And I miss my lover, man F I'm Mr. Loverman C G Oh, and I miss my lover F I'm Mr. Loverman C Cmaj7 And I miss my lover, man F Fm I'm Mr. Loverman C Oh, and I miss my lover 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.
Mr Loverman (feat. chloe moriondo) chords by Ricky Montgomery
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Also works: 6/8 flowing d – u d – u
How to play Mr Loverman (feat. chloe moriondo) on ukulele
To play Mr Loverman (feat. chloe moriondo) on ukulele, strum the 6/8 lilt: d – – d – u. Expect a relaxed pace, around 76 bpm. On this page the song is in C major. Chord-wise this is an easy one: everything sits at the rookie level. Count it in six and let the strum sway easily through each bar
8 ukulele chords used in "Mr Loverman (feat. chloe moriondo)" by Ricky Montgomery: Am, C, Cmaj7, Dm, Em, F, Fm and G
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DD DUD is the strum pattern 🙂