Strawberry Fields Forever Uke tab by The Beatles

10 Chords used in the song: F, C, Em, Gm, Dm, A#, Cm, Cm7, D7, Am

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The Beatles - Strawberry Fields Forever
This is the [Demo Sequence] version which you can find on the Anthology 2 album, I had to transpose it down a fifth for ukulele.

F

C        Em          Gm     
No one I think is in my tree.
Dm         F               A#
I mean, it must be high or low.
             C                    F           Dm 
That is, you can't, you know tune in but it's all right.
A#           C                A#      F
That is, I think it's not too bad.


C           Em        Gm           
Always know sometimes think it's me.
Dm              F                A#
But you know, I know when it's a dream.
         C                  F               Dm      
I mean I think a "No" uhh "Yes" but its all wrong
A#          C           A#     F.
That is I think I disagree.


F
Let me take you back 'cause I'm going to,
Cm                  Cm7
Strawberry fields.
D7
Nothing is real.
A#              D7      
And nothing to get hung about.
A#                   F    Am
Strawberry fields forever.
A#                   F    Am
Strawberry fields forever.
A#         C         A#   F  
Strawberry fields forever.

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Marra

(Sydney)

oh alrighty then. didn't see that.
good transposition then :)

22 Feb 2010

jvdw

It has been transposed down for playability.
I mentioned that on the tab. :]

20 Feb 2010

Marra

(Sydney)

I gave the [Demo Sequence] and this doesn't sound quite right. It's in a different key.

17 Feb 2010

About this song

"Strawberry Fields Forever" is a song by the English rock band The Beatles. Recorded at the end of 1966, the song was written by John Lennon during the filming of How I Won The War, but is credited to Lennon/McCartney. It is named after a Salvation Army house in Liverpool where Lennon played as a child. "Strawberry Fields Forever" begins with Lennon's vocals and accompaniment by the rest of the group; beginning at one minute into the song, Lennon is accompanied by an orchestral score.