You can slide the tempo bar to adjust the speed to pace you are comfortable with. As you become more skilled, speed up the tempo! The pitch never changes. On the far right, you can hit the or the to control the auto-scroll speed so you can keep your hands on your ukulele. Brian
[Bm] Hello. Is there anybody [A] in there?
Just nod if you can [G] hear me. [Em]
Is there [Bm] anyone at home?
[Bm] Come on, now. I hear you’re [A] feeling down.
Well, [G] I can ease your [Em] pain, get you [Bm] on your feet again.
[Bm] Relax. I need some info [A] rmation first.
[G] Just the basic [Em] facts: Can you [Bm] show me where it hurts?
[D] There is no pain, you are [A] receding.
[D] A distant ship smoke on the [A] horizon.
[C] You are only coming through in [G] waves.
[C] Your lips move, but I can’t hear what you’re [G] saying.
[D] When I was a child I had a [A] fever.
My [D] hands felt just like two bal [A] loons.
[C] Now I got that feeling once [G] again.
I can’t explain, you would not [C] understand.
This is not how I [G] am.
[A] I [C] have become [G] comfortably [D] numb.
Solo:
[D] [A] [D] [A] [C] [G] [C] [G]
[A] I [C] have become [G] comfortably [D] numb.
[Bm] Ok. Just a little [A] pinprick.
There’ll be no more, [G] Aaaaaah [Em]!
But you may [Bm] feel a little sick.
[Bm] Can you stand up?
I do believe it’s [A] working good.
That’ll keep you [G] going for the [Em] show.
Come [Bm] on its time to go.
[D] There is no pain, you are [A] receding.
[D] A distant ship smoke on the [A] horizon.
[C] You are only coming through in [G] waves.
[C] Your lips move, but I can’t hear what you’re [G] saying.
[D] When I was a child I caught a [A] fleeting glimpse,
[D] Out of the corner of my [A] eye.
I [C] turned to look but it was [G] gone.
I cannot put my finger [C] on it now.
The child is grown, the [G] dream is gone.
[A] I [C] have be [G] come comfortably [D] numb.
Solo (repeat below progression 8 times):
[Bm] [A] [G] [Em] [Bm]
End on Bm