Jeff Buckley - Lover, You Should've Come Over Ukulele Chords

Jeff Buckley – Lover, You Should’ve Come Over Ukulele Chords

    

Voice Range: BD (2 octave + 4 half tones) – find your voice range here

 

Intro: D, DDDC, Em, Em, Em, Em

 

DLooking out the door
I see the rain fall upon the fuCneral Emmourners
ParDading in a wake of sad relations
As their shoes fill Cup with wEmater
And mGaybe i’m too yF#oung
To kBmeep good love froDm going Gwrong
But toDnight you’re on Cmy miEmnd so you never know

 

I’m Dbroken down and hungry for your love
With no Cway to fEmeed it
WhDere are you tonight?
Child you know how mCuch i nEmeed it
GToo young to hold F#on
And too Bmold to just Dbreak free and Grun

 

BmSometimes a man gets Emcarried away
When he fBmeels like he should be having his Emfun
And much too Bmblind to see the damage he’s Emdone
SCometimes a man must awake to find that rDeally
He has nEmo-one

 

DSo i’ll wait for you..Gm. and i’ll burn
AWill I ever see your swGeet return
AOh will I ever learn   C         Bm
ALover, you should’ve come Emover
‘Cause it’s not too Dlate

 

DLonely is the room, the bed is made
The open window Clets the Emrain in
DBurning in the corner is the only one
Who dreams he Chad you Emwith him
GMy body tF#urns and yearns for a sBmleep
That will nDever cGome

 

FIt’s never oDver
My kingdom for a kiss uCpon her sEmhoulder
It’s never oDver, all my riches for her smiles
When i slept so sCoft agaiEmnst her…
It’s never Dover
All my blood for the sweetneCss of her lEmaughter
It’s never oDver, she’s the tear
That hangs inside my sCoul forEmever

 

GWell maybe I’m just too yF#oung
To Bmkeep good love Dfrom going wGrong    Gm

DOh…       Gm        A        G        A        C        Bm
ALover, you should’ve come F#over

 

DI feel too young to hold Gmon
I’m mAuch too old to break free and Grun
Too dAeaf, dumb, and blind
To see the damage i’ve dCone     Bm
Sweet Alover, you should’ve come oEmver
Oh, love well i’m waiting for you
DLooooooooGmover   A        G        A        C        Bm

 

LoAver, you should’ve come oEmver
‘Cause it’s not too laDte         C           Em