Intro: G Bm Em Em7 C C Verse: G Bm Em Em7 I read the news today oh boy C C Asus2 About a lucky man who made the grade G Bm Em Em7 And though the news was rather sad C F Em Em7 Well I just had to laugh C F Em C I saw the photograph Verse: G Bm Em Em7 He blew his mind out in a car C C Asus2 He didn't notice that the lights had changed G Bm Em Em7 a crowd of people stood and stared C F They'd seen his face before Em Nobody was really sure Em7 C If he was from the House of Lords Verse: G Bm Em Em7 I saw a film today oh boy C C Asus2 The English Army had just won the war G Bm Em Em7 a crowd of people turned away C F Em But I just had to look Em7 C Having read the book [no chords] I'd love to turn you on Bridge: E Woke up, fell out of bed Dsus2 Dragged a comb across my head E B7sus4 Found my way downstairs and drank a cup E B7sus4 (B7) And looking up I noticed I was late (ha ha ha.) E Found my coat and grabbed my hat Dsus2 Made the bus in seconds flat E B7sus4 Found my way upstairs and had a smoke E B7sus4 And somebody spoke and I went into a dream. Interlude: C G D A E C G D A |E D C D| (Aaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh) Verse: G Bm Em Em7 I read the news today oh boy C C Asus2 Four thousand holes in Blackburn, Lancashire G Bm Em Em7 And though the holes were rather small C F They had to count them all Em Em7 C Now they know how many holes it takes to fill the Albert Hall [no chords] I'd love to turn you on. 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.
13 ukulele chords used in "A Day In The Life" by The Beatles: A, Asus2, Bm, B7, B7sus4, C, D, Dsus2, E, Em, Em7, F and G
For the “I’d love to turn you on” part I recommend C, Cm7, C7, and Am, it sounds really nice!
For the part where it says I love to turn you on and in the actual song it gets really wierd, I like to just bar all the strings then move it down the neck, it sounds pretty cool I like it
What kind of strumming pattern does everyone use for this song, because I’ve just been doing DD but I want to use a strumming pattern that sounds more like the song
Is there anything I can replace Asus2 with?
If you find the B7sus4, Dsus2 an Asus2 hard you can change them to B7, D and A I find it a lot easier
I love this song and it is even better with the uke. I could never have learned to play without this site. Thanks Uke tabs.com!!