♥ Add to my Songbook
Patterns Ukulele Chords by Laura Marling

Patterns Ukulele chords by Laura Marling

Guitar chords with lyrics

  • Capo on 1st
  • Difficulty: Beginner 👶
Key: C

Verse 1:
C            Dm
Zena, you've squared your toes
F                           C
But your family nose, hangs around
C                              Dm
You're still a ballerina, everybody knows
F                        C
But your feet are on the ground


Chorus:
E7                         F
But as the years go by and points comply
               Gsus4     G    Gsus4    G
With ever more relief
     Fm          C           G
Then patterns in repeat, can begin

Verse 2:
C                           Dm
To have your children, your flock of birds
F                     C
Your branch among the wood
C                                   Dm
You'll try to tell them, but you're lost for words
F                          C
'Cause it's so absurd, how good


Chorus:
E7                               F
And as those years go by they'll look upon you
              Gsus4    G      Gsus4    G
kindly like a friend
  Fm         C      G    F     C
A pattern in repeat and never ends


Verse 3:
C                     Dm
Pulled for meaning, I arched my back
F                                C
And then from the black you were born
C                         Dm
Forward leaning at first, abstract
F                      C
You soon contract into form


Chorus:
E7                            F
And now the time leaps by and starts to fly
                    Gsus4  G  Gsus4   G
And only then can I see
           Fm          C      G
That we're patterns in repeat
F                        C
And we'll always be


Outro:
F          C
hhhhhhhhhhhmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
F          C
hhhhhhhhhhmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
F          Fm           C
hhhhhhhhhhmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Published:

Last updated:

Please rate for accuracy!
🎸
Accuracy Rating: - Votes: -

Laura Marling chords for Patterns ukulele

About this song

This guitar chords for Patterns Ukulele by Laura Marling is a perfect entry point for those starting their guitar journey. Capo on the 1st fret. Great for mastering fundamental open chords and building a solid foundation for rhythm guitar with smooth transitions.