Intro: D
D Gbm
E
Chorus:
D Gbm
Help me polarize, help me polarize, help me down
E
Those stairs is where I'll be hiding all my problems
D Gbm
Help me polarize, help me polarize, help me out
Bm
A
E
My friends and I, we got a lot of problems
Interlude: Gbm
Verse:
Gbm Bm
You know where I'm coming from
A D
Though I am running to you
Gbm Bm A
All our feelings deny, deny, denial
Pre-Chorus:
D Gbm
I wanted to be a better brother, better son
Bm A E
Wanted to be a better adversary to the evil I have done
D Gbm
I have none to show to the one I'm loving
Bm A E
Deny, deny, denial
Chorus:
D Gbm
Help me polarize, help me polarize, help me down
E
Those stairs is where I'll be hiding all my problems
D Gbm
Help me polarize, help me polarize, help me out
Bm A E
My friends and I, we got a lot of problems
Verse:
Gbm
Polarize is taking your disguises
Bm A
Separating em, splitting em up from wrong and right
D Gbm
It's deciding where to die and deciding where to fight
Bm A
Deny, deny, denial
Pre-Chorus:
D Gbm
I wanted to be a better brother, better son
Bm A E
Wanted to be a better adversary to the evil I have done
D Gbm
I have none to show to the one I'm loving
Bm A E
Deny, deny, denial
Chorus:
D Gbm
Help me polarize, help me polarize, help me down
E
Those stairs is where I'll be hiding all my problems
D Gbm
Help me polarize, help me polarize, help me out
Bm A E
My friends and I, we got a lot of problems
Interlude: D Gbm Bm A
E D Gbm Bm A
We have problems
E
We have problems
Bridge:
E
Domingo en fuego
A
I think I lost my halo
Gbm
I don't know where you are
D
You'll have to come and find me
E
Domingo en fuego
A
I think I lost my halo
Gbm
I don't know where you are
D
You'll have to come and find me, find me
Interlude: D Gbm Bm A
E D Gbm Bm A
We have problems
E
We have problems
Chorus:
D Gbm
Help me polarize, help me polarize, help me out
Bm A E
My friends and I have problems
D Gbm
Help me polarize, help me polarize, help me out
Bm A E
My friends and I have problems
D Gbm
Help me polarize, help me polarize, help me out
Bm A E
My friends and I have problems
D Gbm
Help me polarize, help me polarize, help me out
Bm A E
My friends and I have problems
D Gbm
Help me polarize, help me polarize, help me out
Bm A E
My friends and I have problems
D Gbm
Help me polarize, help me polarize, help me out
Bm A E
My friends and I have problems
Outro: D Gbm Bm A
E D Gbm Bm A
We have problems
E
We have problems
D Gbm Bm A E
D Gbm Bm A E
I wanted to be a better brother, better son
D Gbm Bm A E
I wanted to be a better brother, better son
D Gbm Bm A E
I wanted to be a better brother, better son
This arrangement for the song is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the song. You may only use this for private study, scholarship, or research.
Difficulty level 2/5
The duo that is twenty one pilots – Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun – has earned widespread acclaim for their energetic live sets and distinctive fusion of piano-driven pop and lyrical uplift. No strangers to the road, Twenty One Pilots has built a fervent national following via their electrifying live performances at innumerable headline shows and tours.The band was formed in 2009 in Columbus, Ohio by college friends, Tyler Joseph, Nick Thomas, and Chris Salih. Read more on Last.fm
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+3
Hey i’m new to ukuleles I just started could someone please tell me what “+3” means???
its changing the key, where it says transpose at the top you can click +3
it just means to transpose up 3 half notes, like instead of D, Gbm, E you would do F, Am, G :)
at the top where it tells you the song title and artist, there is the word “transpose” and some numbers. if you click on a number it’ll change the pitch of the song up or down that many half steps. comments like “+3” are saying that if you transpose it up 3 half steps, it will be easier to play :3
it means transpose, so see that bar of numbers? that helps change the chords, and for this song +3 is the easiest transpose.
transpose +3
You have proppably figured it out a while ago but just in case you still don’t know. Under the genre of song you have something that’s called “Transpose”, which is basically showing you how to play same song in driffrent key – using diffrent chords.
Hope it helps, and good luck with playing ;)
hello fellow ukulele player!! (lol what even??) so when someone says +3 (or any number from 1-6 and add either a + or -) it means to transpose the chords half a step up. you can find them right underneath the genre of the song and it should say “transpose ⚙️”. hoped this helped :D
@UKULELE BOOMERANG it’s the transpose thingy,
You know the numbers which appear right under the GENRE, next to TRANSPOSE? Those are different “options”; I mean, different chords to play the song. People usually recommed the easiest or the ones which sound better.
To change them, you just have to press on the corresponding “change” (i can´t remember ow to name these things rn sorry)
Hope I helped!
guys, +3 is easy!
AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I LOVE IT I LOVE THIS SONG im so happy rn
+3 is the easiest
+3
+3 is easier :)
I am really happy that you added more songs here and I just wanted to thank you for doing that. ❤
This is my favorite song on this website.
instead of an E chord u can bar the 4th fret and put a finger on the A string, 7th fret
+3 sounds amazing and it’s so easy:)
Sure +3 is the easiest, but I feel like it’s worth learning the 0 one, because it just sounds the most accurate! :) thank you for this btw
Im almost 100% sure that instead of “deny, deny,denial” its “tonight,tonight,tonight oh”
No it’s deny, deny, denial
In my opinion -2 is a bit easier than +3. But then again, it’s different for everybody else, and some chords are easier for others. Back on subject, the easiest one I can find that’s still closest to the original is +1 and it sounds quite nice.
Do any of you know what the strumming pattern is?
Strumming patterns anyone?
Any easier ways to hget a somewhat same sound as Bm? I’m a beginner
you can just bar the second fret and keep it the same :)
it’s not “tonight”, it’s “deny”, lol c: also i second parisnotfrance. what the heck is the strumming pattern?? i’ve listened to tyler play the acoustic version of this on his uke but the pattern still confuses me.
its kinda weird figuring it out from the album version, but when tyler plays it live i think he plays it u/d/u but its kinda sustained like he doesnt press his fingers on his left hand down on the strings all the way or he lightly barres it or something so its a shorter sound, but d/d/u/u/d/d works if u wanna play the full chords! just not how he plays it live :)
+3 is boss