Intro: E A Imagine no fresh water to quench your thirst E Half an hour in the shower made me realize that A those fanatics, worldsavers got their point across E There will always be feast and famine But where do we draw the line? A E Too long I've been blind I've been joking 'bout the things A That I know nothing about E It's easy to deny When the world is on fire A We get high E We bath in gold B Someone's fighting for their lives Dbm While we play with our phones A We get high E We fight to get by B Dbm While that bowl of water could have saved their life A saved their life Interlude: E A Complaining All the time we're craving something more E Just a click on a screen that's all we'll ever be A Meanwhile a mother had to sell her child into slavery E There will always be feast and famine But where do we draw the line? A E For too long we've been blind We've been joking 'bout the things that A we know nothing about E It's easy to deny When the world is on fire A We get high E We bath in gold B Someone's fighting for their lives Dbm While we play with our phones A We get high E We fight to get by B Dbm While that bowl of water could have saved their life A saved their life Interlude: E A E The least we can do is to be grateful, A E the least we can do is to be grateful B Dbm The least we can do is to be grateful B Dbm The least we can do is to be grateful B It’s the least we can do, but what we do is we deny it Dbm close our eyes from the truth while the world is on fire A We get high Interlude: A E A E When the world is on fire A We get high E We bath in gold B Someone's fighting for their lives Dbm While we play with our phones A We get high E We fight to get by B Dbm While that bowl of water could have saved their life A saved their life is not the case, the song will be rejected. 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.
Grateful chords by Softengine
Suggested strumdriving 4/4
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d
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2
d
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3
d
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u
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d
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u
Prefer something simpler: down-up eighths d u d u
How to play Grateful on ukulele
A solid first pick for Grateful on ukulele is the driving 4/4: d – d – d u d u. This arrangement is in E major. The chords put it squarely at the skilled level.
3 ukulele chords used in "Grateful" by Softengine: A, B and E
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