Thousand (feat. Lisa Hannigan)

Thousand (feat. Lisa Hannigan) chords by Rosie Carney Share Report Print

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Suggested strumeverywhere 4/4

1

d

&

–

2

d

&

u

3

–

&

u

4

d

&

–

Also works: island strum d – d u – u d u

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Intro (x2):
   Gb Bbm Ab
   Ooh
 
Verse:
Gb       Bbm
She sings sweet things
Ab
To the ones that take her home
Gb       Bbm
After the laughter
Ab
She's left stuck on her own
Gb       Bbm
I know dust grows
Ab
Even when there is a breeze
Gb       Bbm
Can't move, can't grow
Ab
When you've fallen on your knees
 
Interlude (x2):
   Gb Bbm Ab
   Ooh
 
Verse:
Gb       Bbm
She talks at night
Ab
When nobody is there
Gb       Bbm
Asking for signs
Ab
To show they really care
Gb       Bbm
Love, please surround me
Ab
I know I've got more to give
Gb       Bbm
There are reasons to leave
Ab
But a thousand more to live
 
Interlude (x2):
   Gb Bbm Ab
   Ooh
 
Bridge:
A       Gb         Db
Will it be this way tomorrow
A       Gb         Db
After all that's been today?
A       Gb         Db
Will it be this way tomorrow?
Db                        B      Gb
I don't know, but I won't fade
 
Verse:
Gb       Bbm
Love, please, surround me
Ab
I know I've got more to give
Gb       Bbm
There are reasons to leave
Ab
But a thousand more to live

Outro (x2):
   Gb Bbm Ab
   Ooh
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How to play Thousand (feat. Lisa Hannigan) on ukulele

A good starting strum for this style is the everywhere 4/4: d – d u – u d –. You are playing it in Gb major. The chords land in comfortable skilled territory. For easier shapes, shift it down 1 half-step with the transposer and clip a capo on fret 1 to land back in the same key.

6 ukulele chords used in "Thousand (feat. Lisa Hannigan)" by Rosie Carney: A, Bbm, B, Db, Gb and Ab

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Biography

Rosie Carney is a British singer-songwriter originally from Hampshire UK, now living in Donegal, Ireland. Her folky songs have the ability to get straight to your heart within a couple of bars! Her inspiration comes, in part, from the beautiful landscape surrounding her home on the stunning Rosguil peninsula and from her ability to listen to people’s stories. Her singing has taken her to New York and Los Angeles, Stateside, and she has performed

Genres indie folk indie pop pop

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Intro (x2):
   F# A#m G#
   Ooh
 
Verse:
F#       A#m
She sings sweet things
G#
To the ones that take her home
F#       A#m
After the laughter
G#
She's left stuck on her own
F#       A#m
I know dust grows
G#
Even when there is a breeze
F#       A#m
Can't move, can't grow
G#
When you've fallen on your knees
 
Interlude (x2):
   F# A#m G#
   Ooh
 
Verse:
F#       A#m
She talks at night
G#
When nobody is there
F#       A#m
Asking for signs
G#
To show they really care
F#       A#m
Love, please surround me
G#
I know I've got more to give
F#       A#m
There are reasons to leave
G#
But a thousand more to live
 
Interlude (x2):
   F# A#m G#
   Ooh
 
Bridge:
A       F#         C#
Will it be this way tomorrow
A       F#         C#
After all that's been today?
A       F#         C#
Will it be this way tomorrow?
C#                        B      F#
I don't know, but I won't fade
 
Verse:
F#       A#m
Love, please, surround me
G#
I know I've got more to give
F#       A#m
There are reasons to leave
G#
But a thousand more to live

Outro (x2):
   F# A#m G#
   Ooh