If you want to play this song with your guitar tuned in standard tuning, set the "TRANSPOSE" button to -1. And if you want to play it with your guitar tuned in standard tuning but with easier chords, you can use a capo on 6th fret and set the "Transpose" button to -7. [Intro] | E5 G5 | C5 B5 | A5 | B5 | [Verse 1] D5 E5 G5 C5 Blue like the Take Me To The River - Yaferdy. , ukulele chords. Original tonality +1. Tonality. F C Your love is high like the tide Am G Come and pull me in F C I wanna get low in your glory Am G See places youʼve been F C Your words are sweeter than honey Am G It nourishes my soul F C Oh just to know you is to love Am G Come and make me whole Chorus: F C Another difference between the low G and high G is the thickness of the strings. The low G string is thicker and a thicker string will produce deeper notes that tend to ring out longer. Here are some of the benefits of playing a low G ukulele: Produces a deeper sound. Chords sound fuller. G D. You're turning into something you are not. # CHORUS. Em G D. Don't leave me high, don't leave me dry. Em Em0 G5 D. Don't leave me high, don't leave me dry. # (Rest of the song follows same structure) Octaves can be used to make a single note sound bigger without playing an actual chord. Jimi Hendrix used octaves a lot – in songs like Villanova Junction. I have also seen Jake Shimabukuro use octaves on his Play Loud Ukulele DVD in the song Europa. I have seen people play octaves on the ukulele in three different shapes: X2X5; 2X5X (low-G Vay Tiền Nhanh Ggads.

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