remove these ads

UKULELE CHORDS

remove these ads
Intro -x2-: Am G6 F C
 
Verse 1:
Am                     G
 Put your hands in the air
                 F                 C
If you sometimes ever get sad like me
Am                        G
 Put your fingers on your chest
                  F               C
And your body and breathe, let it be
Am             G
 Don't find it hard to say so
     F                  C
I'll say it, 'I get lonely'
Am                     G
 Put your hands in the air
                 F                 C
If you sometimes ever get sad like me
 
Pre-Chorus:
         Am  G            Dm7  C
Sad like me,   wait patiently
                    Am   G
And you're gonna be free
           -nc-
Wait patiently
 
Chorus:
         Am          G6
I get so serious sometimes
    Dm7                  C
My emotions sitting on a wire
      Am              G6
And I gotta be out my mind
           F                             C
'Cause the second that I'm happy and I'm fine
                Am           G
Suddenly there's violins and movie scenes
    Dm7           C
And Cryin' rivers in the street
    Am                G6           Fsus2  C
And God, I don't know why I get so serious sometimes
Am G6   Dm7      C
    -So serious-
Am G6   F      -nc-
     So serious sometimes
 
Verse 2:
Am               G
 I remember last summer in the city
       F                       C
Makin' plans and you felt like mine
Am                G
 Look at me and I felt so Hollywood
     F                           C
But, baby, then you changed your mind
Am                G                   F            C
 I got so xxxxin' close to feelin' so good, so satisfied
Am               G
 I remember last summer in the city
       F                       C
Makin' plans and you felt like mine
 
Pre-Chorus:
         Am   G                 Dm7  C
Sad like mine,  then I froze in time
                 Am   G
You changed your mind
               -nc-
And I'll never know why
 
Chorus:
         Am          G6
I get so serious sometimes
    Dm7                  C
My emotions sitting on a wire
      Am              G6
And I gotta be out my mind
           F                             C
'Cause the second that I'm happy and I'm fine
                Am           G
Suddenly there's violins and movie scenes
    Dm7           C
And cryin' rivers in the street
    Am                G6           Fsus2   C
And God, I don't know why I get so serious
          Am       G6       Dm7      C
I get so, ohhh ohohohhh ohohohhh ohohohhh
Am       G6       F        C
Ohhh ohohohhh ohohohhh ohohohhh
 
Outro:
Am           G
 Violins and movie scenes
    Dm7           C
And cryin' rivers in the street
    Am                G6           Fsus2  C
And God, I don't know why I get so serious sometimes
Am G6   Dm7     C
    -So serious-
Am G6   F       C          Am G6 F C
    -So serious- Sometimes
Am G6   F      C
     So serious sometimes
+6
0
This arrangement for the song is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the song. You may only use this for private study, scholarship, or research. UkuTabs does not own any songs, lyrics or arrangements posted and/or printed. This arrangement was downloaded for free on UkuTabs.com.
remove these ads

JOIN THE DISCUSSION

Subscribe
Notify of
guest

0 Comments
Most Voted
Newest Oldest
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments

Album: Love Goes

From the same album
  1. Diamonds
  2. Forgive Myself
  3. So Serious
  4. To Die For
  5. Young
  1. Not yet in this list? Request!

~Tuesday 8th of April~

Biography

Samuel Frederick Smith (born 19 May 1992) is an English singer and songwriter. They rose to prominence in October 2012 after being featured on Disclosure’s breakthrough single “Latch”, which peaked at number eleven on the UK Singles Chart. Smith was subsequently featured on Naughty Boy’s “La La La”, which became a number one single in May 2013. In December 2013, they were nominated for the 2014 Brit Critics’ Choice Award and the BBC’s Sound of 2014 poll, winning both.

Genres: , , , .

All songs by Sam Smith   »

remove these ads

Top 10 Viewed Songs Today  »


Weekly UkuTabs Blog

Mastering Ukulele Chord Progressions: Patterns, Movement, and Practice

Chord progressions are the heart of most songs. Whether you’re playing a catchy pop tune, a jazzy ballad, or a mellow folk melody, the sequence of chords you choose lays the foundation for your music.…

remove these ads
Do not sell my data