Verse 1: Db Gb All of my teachers were right Bbm Ab I use math every day in my life Db Gb I add, subtract, divide Bbm Ab And most of the time it makes wanna die Pre-chorus: Db 'Cause the number below my feet Gb And the number below my spine Bbm Ab And the numbers on the menu are always too high Chorus: Gb Db Ab So, I don't know how low I have to go Gb Db Ab 'Cause I wake up in my body and it never feels like home Gb Db Ab Bbm I feel like I'm in another person's house, I can't get out Gb Db Ab So, I don't know how low I have to go Verse 2: Db Gb I want to rewire my mind Bbm Ab So, I don't care if there's a space between my thighs Db Gb It keeps me up at night Bbm Ab To think I'll calculate until the day I die (until the day I die) Pre-chorus: Db 'Cause the number below my feet Gb And the number below my spine Bbm Ab And the numbers on the menu are always too high Chorus: Gb Db Ab So, I don't know how low I have to go Gb Db Ab 'Cause I wake up in my body and it never feels like home Gb Db Ab Bbm I feel like I'm in another person's house, I can't get out Gb Db Ab So, I don't know how low I have to go Bridge: Gb Db Ab Gb Db Ab I don't know how low Ebm Gb All the numbers in my mind are set out to ruin my life Db Ab I don't wanna let them win, but they just might Ebm And I know this is a problem Gb That I'm improperly solving Db Ab When I say, "I'll just go lower one more time" Chorus: Gb Db Ab So, I don't know how low I have to go Gb Db Ab 'Cause I wake up in my body and it never feels like home Gb Db Ab Bbm I feel like I'm in another person's house, I can't get out Gb Db Ab So, I don't know how low I have to go Outro: Gb Db Ab I don't know how low Gb Db Ab No, I don't know how low I have to go Gb Db Ab I don't know how low 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.
Math chords by Sara Kays
Suggested strumeverywhere 4/4
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d
&
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d
&
u
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–
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u
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d
&
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Prefer something simpler: half-bar d – d u
How to play Math on ukulele
A good starting strum for this style is the everywhere 4/4: d – d u – u d –. This arrangement is in Db major. The chords ask a bit more of you, so I rate them proficient.
5 ukulele chords used in "Math" by Sara Kays: Bbm, Db, Ebm, Gb and Ab
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