Intertwined Ukulele Chords

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This is Intertwined by Doddie Clark (also known as doddleoddle on YouTube). She plays it on a baritone ukulele, but these are the chords for the song if played on a concert ukulele.

Difficulty:	beginner
Tuning:	G C E A
Capo:	no capo

Author minorconundru1 [pro] 61.

7 contributors total, last edit on Apr 3, 2020

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Chords

Gsus4

Bbm

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[Picking Pattern]
 
A|-----0--0-----0--0-----0--0-----0--0--|
E|-----0--0-----0--0-----0--0-----0--0--|
C|--0--------0--------0--------0--------|
G|--------------------------------------|
 
 
[Intro]
G       G5 Gsus4 x2
 
[Verse 1]
 
G
Skin
Bm          Bbm
Heat
Am
Hair in your mouth
D7
Feet touching feet
 
   G
Oh you
    Bm      Bbm
and I
    Am
Safe from the world
           D7
Though the world will try
 
 
[Chorus 1]
 
  C                  Cm
Oh, I'm afraid of the things in my brain
    G          Em
But we can stay here
    Am              D7
And laugh away the fear
 
 
[Verse 2]
 
G
Numb
Bm
Fine
   Bbm C6
You cre-ate a rarity
      D7
Of my genuine smiles so
 
G
Breathe
        Bm
Breathe with me
   Bbm  Am
Can you drink all my thoughts
       D7                G
'Cause I can't stand the-em
 
 
[Bridge]
 
Bm         Bbm
Oh
     Am
Oh
D7
Oh, oh, oh
 
 
[Verse 3]
 
G
Intertwined
Bm
Free
    Bbm         Am
I've pinned each and every hope on you
  D7                            C
I hope that you don't bleed with me
 
 
[Chorus 2]
 
                  Cm
I'm afraid of the things in my brain
     G         Em
But we can stay here
    C           D7
And laugh away the fear
 
 
[Outro]
 
G            Bm
Mmmm
Bbm        Am
Mmmmmmm
D7            G
Mmmmmm
X

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20 comments

this is really good :)

+14

I personally prefer the sound of D rather than Am6. Just a suggestion for others who might end up thinking similarly :3

A way i like to play it is in the chorus, i play the Eb as a Cm, and the Ebm as a Em