Wallflower chords - Uncle Earl ♬ How to Play

Wallflower chords

[Intro]
C   G   C
 
[Chorus]
C                               F         C
Wallflower wallflower wont you dance with me?
C                   G
I'm sad and lonely too
C                              F         C
Wallflower wallflower wont you dance with me?
C               G        C
I'm falling in love with you
 
v.1
G                                      C
Just like you, I'm wonderin' what I'm doin' here
D                  D                      G
Just like you, I'm wonderin' what's going on
C                                F         C
Wallflower wallflower won't you dance with me
    C          G       C
The night will soon be gone
 
 
[Break]

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C  C  F  C
C  C  G  G
C  C  F  C
C  C  G  C
 
[Chorus]
C                               F         C
Wallflower wallflower wont you dance with me?
C                   G
I'm sad and lonely too
C                              F         C
Wallflower wallflower wont you dance with me?
C               G        C
I'm falling in love with you
 
 
v.2
 
G                             C
I have seen you standin' in a smoky haze
D                 D              G             G
And I know you're gonna be mine one of these days
C                                F         C
Wallflower wallflower take a chance on me
C              G        C
Please let me drive you home
 
[Break]
C  C  F  C
C  C  G  G
C  C  F  C
C  C  G  C
 
 
[Chorus]
C                               F         C
Wallflower wallflower wont you dance with me?
C                   G
I'm sad and lonely too
C                              F         C
Wallflower wallflower wont you dance with me?
C               G        C     E   F
I'm falling in love with you
C               G        C     G C  G C   G C
I'm falling in love with you.




How to play "Wallflower" by Uncle Earl on guitar

Chords: C, G, F.

[Verse Structure]
- Each verse follows a specific chord pattern:
- C, G, F, C, G, F, C.

[Verse example]
- C stands for "Lock up the door, throw away the key"
- G said, "You'll get no more love from me"
- C is for "Don't you know my name, won't always be the same"
- F: "La dee day"

[Chorus] The chorus progression is as follows:
- C, G, F, C, F, C
- For instance: "Hang your head and cry, You just said your last goodbye, babe"

[Instrumental]
- Follow the same chord progression as the verses and chorus.

[Strumming pattern]
- Strumming should be consistent from down to up.
- Use down strums to keep rhythm and flow.

[Transitions]
- Practice sliding smoothly between C, G, and F.
- Emphasize the timing and clarity of each chord change.

[General Tip]
- Standard tuning.
- Tone: A clean, acoustic tone complements the song's folk flavor.
- Practice: Begin slowly, ensuring smooth transitions, and gradually increase speed.

[Common Mistakes]
- Rapid chord changes. Ensure seamless transitions.
- Inconsistent strumming. Maintain a consistent beat throughout.

[Song Facts]
Uncle Earl's folk tune "The Last Goodbye" features a simple and
repeating chord pattern. The words convey a story of love, grief,
and reflection. Uncle Earl is well-known for their perfect blend of
traditional folk and bluegrass music, as well as their moving
and captivating concerts.