Jon Cozart)" ukulele chords and tabs by Tessa Violet. This version is based on the french and english cover done by Tessa Violet and Jon Cozart. Not being mean, it’s juts that the artist is incorrect, great chords and song tho!Yes, +2 with capo on 2nd fret – when playing, for the D add a pinky on the 5th fret of the A string and for A7 a pinky on the 4th fret of the A string.I have a soprano and I felt that the best/closest to the original was +2 with a capo on the 2nd fret.
0 doesn’t sound like it’s in the right key? I just wanted to say I have the link here for the original song and I hope you like it! Tessa state in an interview with Rob Herra that. Song "So This is Love (feat. As revealed in two separate We’re like, ‘We love it!’ We’re like, ‘But it’s so weird, maybe it’s not right for the record.’A month before release, she decided she didn’t want it on the album, but two weeks before finalizing the tracklist she decided to put it on. UkuWorld and its derivatives do not own any songs, lyrics or arrangements posted and/or printed. Hope this helps!-5 is this easiest and if you have trouble with D7 you can just bar itThis 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. Stream So This Is Love - Ilene Woods and Mike Douglas - Tessa Violet and Jon Cozart Cover by audrey_la from desktop or your mobile device Hope this helps!If u have a concert uke, u should put the capo on the 5th fret..If you want to play it like Tessa, play it with a capo on fret one, on 0. “Bored” is a song about lacking a sense of purpose in life. UkuTabs.com 2012-2020, Part of the UkuWorld network, Some Rights Reserved. Hello everybody it's been awhile since I've uploaded to YouTube. Bored Free and guaranteed quality tablature with ukulele chord charts, transposer and auto scroller. What transposition sounds like the original?So, this actually isn’t by Tessa violet, I don’t know why that’s how it’s marked. The depressing message is hidden by fun instrumentals that transform the song into a sort of anthem instead, an increasingly popular tactic in pop music. We’re like, ‘We love it!’ We’re like, ‘But it’s so weird, maybe it’s not right for the record.’