Verse 1: Bbm9 Thank you for coming home Fm9 Gb9 I'm sorry that the chairs are all worn, Fm9 Gb9 I left them here I could have sworn Bbm9 These are my salad days, Fm9 Gb9 Slowly being eaten away, Fm9 Gb9 Just another play for today Ebm F Oh but I'm proud of you,but I'm proud of you, Gbmaj7 Db There's nothing left to make me feel small Gbmaj7 Db Dbmaj7 Db7 Gb Gb Ab Luck has left me standing so t----a------ll Chorus: Bbm Bbm9 Ebm Fm Bbm9 Gold; Always believe in your soul, Ebm Fm Ebm You've got the power to know Ab F Gb You're indestructible; Always believe in, Gb Ab because you are Bbm Bbm9 Ebm Fm Bbm9 Gold; Glad that you're bound to return, Ebm Fm Ebm There's something I could have learned Ab F Gb You're indestructable, always believe i-n Verse 2: Bbm9 After the rush has gone, Fm9 Gb9 I hope you find a little more time Fm9 Gb9 Remember we were partners in crime Bbm9 It's only two years ago Fm9 Gb9 The man with the suit and the pace Fm9 Gb9 You know that he was there on the case Ebm F Now he's in love with you,he's in love with you Gbmaj7 Db And my love is like a prison wall Gbmaj7 Db Dbmaj7 Db7 Gb Gb Ab But you could leave me standing so t----a------ll Chorus: Bbm Bbm9 Ebm Fm Bbm9 Gold; Always believe in your soul, Ebm Fm Ebm You've got the power to know Ab F Gb You're indestructible; Always believe in, Gb Ab because you are Bbm Bbm9 Ebm Fm Bbm9 Gold; Glad that you're bound to return, Ebm Fm Ebm There's something I could have learned Ab F Gb You're indestructable, always believe i-n 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.
Gold chords by Spandau Ballet
How to play Gold on ukulele
You are playing it in Db major. The chords ask a bit more of you, so I rate them proficient. Want friendlier shapes? Drop it 1 half-step, then a capo on fret 1 restores the key you see here.
13 ukulele chords used in "Gold" by Spandau Ballet: Bbm, Bbm9, Db, Db7, Dbmaj7, Ebm, F, Fm, Fm9, Gb, Gbmaj7, Gb9 and Ab
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