Em Run, run, run away Em Buy yourself another day Am Em a cold wind's whispering B Em Secrets in your ear Am Em B D B So low only you can hear Ho - oh Em Run, run, run and hide Em Somewhere no one else can find Am Em B Em Tall trees bend their lean pointing where to go Am B Em B D Where you will still be all alone Ho - oh Am G D Em D Don't you fret my dear Am G D Em D It'll all be ov-er soon Am G D Em D B I'll be wai-ting here Em For you Em Run fast as you can Em No one has to understand Am Em B Em Fly high across the sky from here to kingdom come Am Em B D B Fall back down to where you're from oo - oo Am G D Em D Don't you fret my dear Am G D Em D It'll all be ov-er soon Am G D Em D B D I'll be wai- ting he-ee-ee-ere Em for you Em Am For you, for you Interlude: C D Am G D Em D Don't you fret my dear (Don't you fret, my dear) Am G D Em D It'll all be ov-er soon (It'll all be over soon) Am G D Em D B I'll be wai- ting he-eeeere Am G D Em D Don't you fret my dear oh Am G D Em D It'll all be ov-er soon Am G D Em D B I'll be wai- ting he-ee-ere Em For you 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.
Kingdom Come chords by The Civil Wars
Suggested strumall downs
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d
2
d
3
d
4
d
Also works: driving 4/4 d – d – d u d u
How to play Kingdom Come on ukulele
To play Kingdom Come on ukulele, strum the all downs: d d d d. The groove sits around 100 bpm, a medium pace. On this page the song is in E minor. I rate the chords skilled, a fair middle ground. Stomp steady downstrokes on each beat to drive the rootsy stomp-clap groove.
6 ukulele chords used in "Kingdom Come" by The Civil Wars: Am, B, C, D, Em and G
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The song alternates between 3/4 and 4/4. The chords on this version mostly match the recording.
I really like this arrangement of this song. The only thing I do differently when I play it is I substitute the Am in the refrain for a C. Nice song!