Be Wherever You Are Uke tab by Rebecca Sugar (Baritone Chords)

8 Chords used in the song: C, B, Em, G7, C7, F, Fm, D7

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Artist: Rebecca Sugar

Album: unknown

Difficulty:

(Intermediate)

Key: unknownChords

C                           B
Isn't this such a beautiful night,

            Em             G7               C      C7
Whoa, we're underneath the thousand shining stars.

         F            Fm                 C
Isn't it nice to find yourself somewhere different,

D7                  F                 G7               C
Whoa, why don't you let yourself just be wherever you are.



Look at this place,

             B
Look at your faces.

     Em             G7               C      C7
I've never seen you look like this before.

         F            Fm                 C
Isn't it nice to find yourself somewhere different,

D7                  F                 G7               C
Whoa, why don't you let yourself just be wherever you are.


             
Look at this place,

             B
Look at your faces.

     Em             G7               C      C7
They're shining like a thousand shining stars.

         F            Fm                 C
Isn't it nice to find yourself somewhere different,

D7                  F                 G7               C
Whoa, why don't you let yourself just be wherever you are.

              F                 Fm           C
Why don't you let yourself just be somewhere different.

D7                  F                 G7             C
Whoa, why don't you let yourself just be whoever you are.

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Uke tab by Panchiis, 19 Jan 2015

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xenia_shu

I use B7 instead of a B. I think, it sounds better and closer to original)))

01 Aug 2020

adriel_

What's the strumming pattern?

28 May 2020

maddiejuly

I like this a lot! I prefer to use a Cmaj7 instead of a C on the sections where you quickly go into a C7, and I like using a D instead of a D7, but otherwise, this is great!

11 Jun 2015