Intro: A G D A A7 Jojo was a man who thought he was a loner D A But he knew it wouldn't last. A A7 Jojo left his home in Tucson, Arizona D A For some California grass. A A7 A A7 Get back, get back. D A G D Get back to where you once belonged A A7 A A7 Get back, get back. D A Get back to where you once belonged Get back Jojo Interlude: A A7 D A G D A A7 D A G D A A7 A A7 Get back, get back. D A G D Get back to where you once belonged A A7 A A7 Get back, get back. D A Get back to where you once belonged A A7 Sweet Loretta Martin thought she was a woman D A But she was another man A A7 All the girls around her say she's got it coming D A G D But she gets it while she can A A7 A A7 Get back, get back. D A G D Get back to where you once belonged A A7 A A7 Get back, get back. D A G D Get back to where you once belonged Get back Loretta. go home Interlude: A A7 D A G D A A7 D A G D A A7 A A7 Get back, get back. D A G D Get back to where you once belonged A A7 A A7 Get back, get back. D A G D Get back to where you once belonged Get back Loretta Your mother's waiting for you Wearing her high-heel shoes And her low-neck sweater Get on home Loretta Get back, get back. Get back to where you once belonged. 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.
Get Back (feat. Billy Preston) chords by The Beatles
Suggested strumdown-up eighths
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d
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u
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d
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u
Also works: driving 4/4 d – d – d u d u
How to play Get Back (feat. Billy Preston) on ukulele
To play Get Back (feat. Billy Preston) on ukulele, strum the down-up eighths: d u d u. Expect a medium pace, around 122 bpm. On this page the song is in D major, while the recording itself is in A major. Chord-wise this is an easy one: everything sits at the novice level. Lay back a driving down-up groove and let it stay loose and bluesy.
4 ukulele chords used in "Get Back (feat. Billy Preston)" by The Beatles: A, A7, D and G
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Thanks! I’m kinda new with two Ukuleles (A Concert and Soprano,) and Still struggle with the D chord quite a bit, but I’m sure I can get it! (G used to also give me trouble.)
Any suggestions for strumming patterns?