Intro (x2): Dm G7 C Am Verse 1: Dm G7 I sing a song, I paint a picture C Am My baby's gone, but I don't miss her Dm G7 Like a swan, I don't miss swimming C Am All my friends left, and they don't miss me Pre-chorus 1: Dm G7 Can't take it, babe C Am Your body talks to me Dm G7 Like in a movie, babe C Am I let it resonate, yeah Chorus: C Em Am I want your time (Time, time) G C Don't ask me questions (Questions, questions) Em Am That you don't want (Want, want) G The answers to (To, to) Post-chorus: Dm G C I love you in the morning, so you know it's no lie Em Dm You're hidin' in the background but you wanna be found G C You've got me on my back and now I've gotta think fast Em Dm You're hidin' in the background but you wanna be found Verse 2: Dm G7 I take it easy, babe, I C Am I get down, it's automatic, uh Dm G7 I've come to belivin' that C Am That too much, time is evil Pre-chorus 2: Dm G7 I transition in C Am I'm making your body wait Dm G7 Like on an aeroplane C Am Please, baby, take me away, yeah Chorus: C Em Am I want your time (Time, time) G C Don't ask me questions (Questions, questions) Em Am That you don't want (Want, want) G The answers to (To, to) Interlude: C C Dm Dm Bridge: Dm G I kinda miss the nine to five, yeah C Em Do not think that you can hide Dm G I scramble, fight just like a child C Em Hey, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah Dm G I'm still hungry, I'm still hungry C Em I'm still hungry, I'm still hungry Dm G Now I'm gettin' angry, I'm still hungry C Em Now I'm gettin' angry, still, still hungry Dm Yeah Outro: Dm G C Em G 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.
Why are Sundays so Depressing chords by The Strokes
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 Why are Sundays so Depressing on ukulele
On ukulele, Why are Sundays so Depressing comes down to the down-up eighths: d u d u. It rolls along at a medium pace of around 110 bpm. This arrangement is in C major. Nothing scary in the shapes, it sits on the easy ukulele songs list at the novice level. Drive it with steady down-ups and keep the feel cool and even.
6 ukulele chords used in "Why are Sundays so Depressing" by The Strokes: Am, C, Dm, Em, G and G7
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I do DUU for most of the song and then just do whatever fits
Down, Down up down, Up Down (play it with the song to help)
Anyone know the strumming? 😀