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"Hey There Delilah" for ukulele by Plain White T's * UkuTabs

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Ukulele chords and tabs for "Hey There Delilah" by Plain White T's. Free and guaranteed quality with ukulele chord charts, transposer and auto scroller.

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Santa Fe Uke tab by Newsies Original Broadway Cast

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Santa Fe ukulele tablature by Newsies Original Broadway Cast, chords in song are C,D,Gm7,G,Am,Dm,D7,Bb,F,E,A,G7,Em,D#,Fm,Bm.

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Intro: F Am Dm Bbmaj7 BbmVerse 1:F Am I still remember, third of December, me in your sweaterDm You said it looked better on me than it did youBbmaj7 Only if you knew, how much I liked youBbm But I watch your eyes as she PreChorus:F Walks byAm Dm What a sight for sore eyes, brighter than a blue skyBbmaj7 Bbm She's got you mesmerized while I dieChorus:F Why would you ever kiss me?Am I'm not even half as prettyDm You gave her your sweater, it's just polyesterBbmaj7 But you like her betterBbm -Wish I were Heather-Verse 2:F Watch as she stands with her, holding your handAm Put your arm 'round her shoulder, now I'm getting colderDm But how could I hate her? She's such an angelBbmaj7 Bbm But then again, kinda wish she were dead as shePre-Chorus:F Walks by,Am what a sight for sore eyesDm Brighter than the blue skyBbmaj7 Bbm She's got you mesmerized while I dieChorus:F Why would you ever kiss me?Am I'm not even half as prettyDm You gave her your sweater, it's just polyesterBbmaj7 But you like her betterBbm -I wish I were Heather-Bridge:F Am -Oh- Wish I were HeatherDm Bbmaj7 Bbm -Oh, oh- Wish I were HeatherChorus:F Why would you ever kiss me?Am I'm not even half as prettyDm You gave her your sweater, it's just polyesterBbmaj7 But you like her betterBbm Wish I were

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"HEATHER" Ukulele Tabs by Conan Gray on UkuTabs

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Ukulele chords and tabs for "Heather" by Conan Gray. Free, curated and guaranteed quality with ukulele chord diagrams, transposer and auto scroller.

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"Scars To Your Beautiful" Ukulele Tabs by Alessia Cara * UkuTabs

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Ukulele chords and tabs for "Scars To Your Beautiful" by Alessia Cara. Free, curated and guaranteed quality with ukulele chord charts, transposer and auto scroller.

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Party Favor - one tricky chord in this, you can do it!

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Party Favor - one tricky chord in this, you can do it!

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Party Favor ukulele tablature by Billie Eilish, chords in song are C,Am,F,G,E,Fm.

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Help

For full instruction on how to tune your ukulele, first, read the ultimate ukulele tuning guide.

How to Tune Your Ukulele With Your Microphone

If you have a built-in microphone and are using a desktop computer, you can tune your ukulele with the above online chromatic ukulele tuner.

In this video lesson, from the free 14-video lesson Learn to Play Ukulele Today course, learn how to tune your ukulele.

This tuning method works for almost any ukulele including soprano, concert and tenor ukuleles.

The fastest and easiest way to tune is to use a chromatic tuner, which I show you how to use in the video above.

A chromatic tuner is a device that detects the pitch of a note as you pluck a string of the ukulele like the one aabove. With the aid of a chromatic tuner, you can quickly identify if you are sharp or flat (that is to say "too high" or "too low" in pitch) relative to the desired note. I prefer the Snark SN-6 ukulele tuner that clips on to the headstock of your ukulele, but you can use the online chromatic tuner above (if you're on desktop and have a built-in microphone).

By the way, did you enjoy that video lesson? You can learn to play four beginner-friendly songs with me on ukulele in the FREE Learn to Play Ukulele Today video course delivered right to your email inbox.

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How to Tune Your Ukulele by Ear

To tune your ukulele by ear, listen to the pitches as a point of reference for tuning your ukulele. If you have a standard set of ukulele strings, make sure Standard Tuning (gCEA) is selected on the tuner.

Let's tune the ukulele's top string first or the 4th string. Click the "Play" button under the " g" note to hear the pitch.

As the sound is playing (as long as the "Play" button is activated the sound will keep looping), first, hum the note and get it in your head. Once you're certain you've heard the pitch, pluck the top string, or the g-string (4th string), on your ukulele. Now, get this pitch in your head.

If the pitch of the plucked string is higher than the pitch of the sound playing on the tuner, that means the string on your ukulele is sharp.

If the pitch of the plucked string is lower than the pitch of the sound playing on the tuner, that means the strings on your ukulele is flat.

As the pitch of the reference note and the pitch of the string are ringing, turn your tuning peg on the ukulele to match the reference pitch. When the pitches aren't matching, at the initial attack of the two sounds, you'll hear "warbly" or "wobbly" sound between the two pitches like this:

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When the pitches match, the warbly sound will be gone and the two sounds will ring out "smoother" against each other like this:

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If you hear the pitches sound like this, then, that means you're in tune!

Follow the above steps for the other strings.

For more help with tuning, check out our in-depth ukulele tuning guide to explore how a ukulele is tuned and the different types of tunings.

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HOW TO TUNE YOUR UKULELE & USE A CLIP-ON TUNER

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Make Smooth, Seamless Chord Changes ~ by Brett McQueen

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Make Smooth, Seamless Chord Changes ~ by Brett McQueen

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https://www.ukuleletricks.com/smooth-chord-changes.pdf

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This free resource provides loads of foundational information on all things ukulele.
Highly recommended!

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Ukulele Tutorial - How To Move Between Chords

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How to Practice Chord Changes // Beginner Ukulele Tutorial

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Stand By Me | Beginner Ukulele Lesson #4: Island Strum

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Ukulele Mike Lynch: Choosing a Strum Pattern

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Ukulele Mike Lynch: Choosing a Strum Pattern

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Ukulele Mike's YouTube channel has loads of tutorials. For those of you who don't know what strum goes with which song, he has an answer ~ art (and strumming) is subjective.
His warm, clear presence will be missed, as he died in early 2018.
https://youtu.be/RxWNVY_MIHs

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How Do I Choose Which Strum To Use - Tutorial by Ukulele Mike Lynch.mp4

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AN INTRO TO FINGERPICKING ~ Rock Class 101

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AN INTRO TO FINGERPICKING ~ Rock Class 101

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Right hand technique is an important part of playing efficiently and effectively. Proper technique ensures that you have control over the rhythms you will play, as well as, the tone that is produced when you strum/pluck notes and chords. In this lesson, we'll be going over a handful of ways to improve your right hand technique including hand position, strumming, and fingerpicking approaches.

* Note: If you haven't already, I'd recommend reading our lesson on proper left hand form too.

2 Ways to Position Your Right Hand

In this form, place your pinky on the body of the ukulele (underneath the strings). The rest of your fingers will float above the strings. Position your fingers to the strings as follows:

Ring - A string
Middle - E string
Index - C string
Thumb - G string

Generally, your pinky finger will remain anchored toward the middle to bottom right of the sound hole (dependent on hand position - see below).

Form 2 is very similar to form 1. The only difference is instead of having a finger anchored, all fingers are floating above the strings.

For both forms, your hand will float over the sound hole of the ukulele.

Hand Position

As you can see in the two pictures above, Andrew prefers a hand position that hovers closer to the neck (Red X). Contrast that with the picture below (Form 2), and we can see that Angelo prefers to be slightly further back (White X). There is no right or wrong, it is simply preference.

Which form is best for me? And when should I use Form 1 or Form 2?

Great question! The general answer is: try both out and pick the form that is most comfortable for you. But, let's dive into some recommendations. Form 1 will be best suited for fingerpicking over strumming. This is because strumming requires more motion, and anchoring your pinky finger on the uke will prohibit this. Thus, generally I would recommend the following:

Form 1: Fingerpicking
Form 2: Fingerpicking and Strumming

What Not To Do:

1) Don't start off with your fingers curled under the strings. This can slow down your timing and add an unnecessary extra step to your strumming/picking.
2) Don't start off with your hand resting above the fretboard or at the bridge. This can tamper with the tone and technique of your playing.

2 Different Ways to Strum

Strumming Technique One: The Thumb

Our first technique involves us using the thumb exclusively to strum. With this method, you are going to use the bottom tip of your thumb to strum down. For up strums, use the fleshy edge of your thumb adjacent to the end of your nail. This helps prevent your thumb from getting scooped up (or caught) in the strings while playing.

Strumming Technique Two: The Claw

For this form, bring your thumb, index, middle, and ring fingers together to make a claw. With this technique, we're going to focus on using our nails for the strumming attack (instead of the flesh part of the fingers). This will produce a much louder sound and brighter tone than achievable with technique 1 (thumb). As you strum down, hit the strings with the nails of your index, middle, and ring fingers. As you strum up, hit the strings with the nail of the thumb.

Which technique is best for me?

It really comes down to two factors: which technique is the most comfortable for you and/or what does the song call for. Remember that the thumb technique produces a softer and warmer tone, while the claw technique provides a brighter (more treble) and louder sound.

3 Different Fingerpicking Approaches

There are many different ways to pick/pluck notes on the uke, but generally they all boil down to being variations on these three approaches.

Approach 1

One way to pick is to use only your thumb to play every note. This can be useful when playing on one string. In this technique, you would use the fleshy edge of your thumb (bottom) to pluck down on the string. Generally, players will pluck down for every note when using this technique.

Approach 2

Another way to fingerpick involves using multiple fingers (3 or 4 fingers). This approach is best used when playing a phrase that involves multiple strings. A 3 finger approach results in us using our thumb for two strings.

Ring (Or Middle) - A string
Middle (Or Index) - E string
Thumb - C string
Thumb - G string

Approach 3

While, a 4 finger approach has us lining our fingers adjacent to the strings as follows:

Ring - A string
Middle - E string
Index - C string
Thumb - G string

In regards to index, middle, and ring fingers: In all 3 approaches we will be plucking the strings with the fleshy part of our fingers in an upward motion. This means that as we pluck, we are bending the middle knuckle of each finger to execute each attack.

In regards to the thumb: Your thumb will remain straight and attack the string(s) in a downward motion by using the fleshy part of the thumb (bottom).

Which approach is best for me?

It depends on the piece that you are performing. Generally, I recommend to focus more-so on approach 2 and 3, because they provide a more efficient way to fingerpick. Our fingerpicking course: Fingerpicking Concepts: An Intro to Fingerstyle Ukulele, is an excellent resource for applying the concepts learned in this article. This course covers the 3 approaches for fingerpicking in complete detail. Furthermore, the 3 approaches will then be applied to exercises and performance pieces intended to help you develop your right hand technique and dexterity. The video below is a sample lesson from the course.

What to Take Away From this Lesson

Proper right hand form is vital to your success as a musician. Often times the left hand gets all the glory as it flys up and down the neck while playing. But, without proper right hand form, performing becomes more challenging and less efficient. Not only that, but tone is controlled by both hands. With an understanding of proper form in both hands, playing cleanly and learning new concepts will become much easier!

Video Lesson - The 3 Approaches For Fingerpicking

Article by: Andrew Hardel

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Proper Right Hand Ukulele Form - Rock Class 101

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Clear writing and  sound examples make this a helpful resource.
http://ukulelego.com/tips/ukulele-fingerpicking-for-beginners/

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Knowing When to Change Chords While Strumming a Song ~ by Brett McQueen

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Knowing When to Change Chords While Strumming a Song ~ by Brett McQueen

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Knowing When to Change Chords While Strumming a Song.pdf

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Here Comes the Sun - The Beatles // Ukulele Tutorial

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White Sandy Beach (Beginner Fingerpicking) // Cynthia Lin Ukulele Play-Along

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Stand By Me | Beginner Ukulele Lesson #4: Island Strum

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SOMEWHERE OVER THE RAINBOW - Beginner Ukulele Chord Chart (1)

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OFFICIAL Somewhere over the Rainbow - Israel "IZ" Kamakawiwoʻole

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OFFICIAL Somewhere over the Rainbow - Israel "IZ" Kamakawiwoʻole

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OFFICIAL Israel "IZ" Kamakawiwoʻole - White Sandy Beach Video

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I was doing a bit of playing by ear the other night and I ended up listening to a great cover version of Cat Stevens' The First Cut Is The Deepest which inspired me to do a really basic fingerpicking tab for any beginners out there.
It's a really great song and a bit of a deviation from my usual alternative rock stuff but it makes a great start point for newcomers to fingerpicking.

The Chords
A really simple set of chords, it's just C G and F. Everyone knows those right?
Watch out for the chord changes as they happen half way through the bars. This means you get half a bar of C, half a bar of G, half a bar of F and then half a bar of G again. It sounds a bit fussy so if you're not nailed down yet with your basic chord changes I'd recommend practicing the 60 second chord changes technique.

The Tab

The good news is that the chord changes play right into our hands leaving us a simple 4 note picking pattern that we just repeat throughout the whole song. It's basic but it's pretty effective. Check this article out if you need help reading tab.

Play it slowly to begin with, however slowly you need it to be to keep it fluid. Once you get comfortable making chord changes whilst fingerpicking you can slowly increase the tempo, although it's not the fastest song in the world anyway.

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Which fingers?

It's a big help when playing anything fingerstyle to work out which fingers you should use on which strings. If you get this down early on it will stop you getting into difficult positions mid-song.

I'd highly recommend using your thumb for the C string, your index finger for the E string and your middle finger for the A string on this one. That should allow you to take it nice and steady. There's more information on fingerpicking for beginners here.

A tip for finger stability

It can be quite difficult to have the stability with your picking hand to fluidly pick anything. If your hand is moving around, in and out of position then it's going to be pretty tough. A lot of players (myself included) rest part of their hand somewhere on the ukulele to give that extra stability. On this song, with this picking pattern we're not using our pinkie so we can simply rest it on the body of the ukulele, just below the strings where it feels nice and comfortable. If you're not already doing this you should find that it will help your fingerpicking by quite a lot.
That's about it, not too challenging but it works really well.

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The First Cut Is The Deepest by Cat Stevens | Ukulele Go

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First Cut Is The Deepest Uke tab by Cat Stevens

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First Cut Is The Deepest ukulele tablature by Cat Stevens, free uke tab and chords

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Expensive and Not easy

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Great app - except for the ridiculous subscription

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If this was like iReal Pro and only asked for a one time purchase it would be much more worth while. Even if it's a steep purchase price, you'd have the tool on your phone to mess around with whenever you felt like getting creative. Sad to see reviews of people that paid the previous one time purchase which has apparently been voided since they changed the terms to a monthly subscription as well.... greed in action, making it harder than it has to be for musicians and artists to find their voice.

I'd happily give this app 5 stars if the In-app purchases page was truthful at it really was a one time purchase of 7.99 for all the features.

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Here Comes the Sun (chords and tabs) v2b web

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"I'll Be There For You" Ukulele Tabs by The Rembrandts * UkuTabs

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Ukulele chords and tabs for "I'll Be There For You" by The Rembrandts. Free and guaranteed quality with ukulele chord charts, transposer and auto scroller.

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With A Little Help From My Friends - v3b

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I'm With Her - Aint That Fine - ukulele chords and tabs

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Intro Cm Bb Ab Eb Bb (x2) Verse 1 Bb Drivin' 'round Ab Eb Bb You're pointing out the faded places out from your past Bb Fill up the tank Ab Fm Eb And I don't question all the bad times that you've had

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The Rembrandts- I'll be there for you (official video)

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G C D7 C Hey yeah! G C D7 C Hey hey hey yeah!

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"Moral Of The Story" Ukulele Tabs by Ashe * UkuTabs

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Ukulele chords and tabs for "Moral Of The Story" by Ashe. Free and guaranteed quality with ukulele chord charts, transposer and auto scroller.

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Thanks for the awesome song suggestion Simran!

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View these chords for the Baritone
girl on fire


She's just a girl, and she's on fire

Hotter than a fantasy, lonely like a highway

She's living in a world, and it's on fire

Filled with catastrophe, but she knows she
can fly away




Oh, she got both feet on the ground

And she's burning it down

Oh, she got her head in the clouds

And she's not backing down



This girl is on fire

This girl is on fire

She's walking on fire

This girl is on fire




Looks like a girl, but she's a flame

So bright, she can burn your eyes

Better look the other way



You can try but you'll never forget her name

She's on top of the world

Hottest of the hottest girls say




Oh, we got our feet on the ground

And we're burning it down

Oh, got our head in the clouds

And we're not coming down



This girl is on fire

This girl is on fire

She's walking on fire

This girl is on fire



Everybody stands, as she goes by

Cause they can see the flame that's in her eyes

Watch her when she's lighting up the night

Nobody knows that she's a lonely girl

And it's a lonely world

But she gon' let it burn, baby, burn, baby



This girl is on fire

This girl is on fire

She's walking on fire

This girl is on fire



Oh, oh, oh

Oh, oh, oh

Oh, oh, oh, oh


She's just a girl, and she's on fire

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The Girl On Fire Songfacts says. This is the title track and first single from Alicia Keys' fifth studio album. Said the singer: "Before making this record, in some ways I felt like a lion locked in a cage. I felt like a girl misunderstood that no one really knew, I felt like it was time to stop making excuses for any part of my life that I wanted to change. Once I made that choice I became a Girl on Fire, the lion broke free!!" The song was made available on iTunes and radio on September 4, 2012.

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View these chords for the Baritone girl on fire She's just a girl, and she's on fire Hotter than a fantasy, lonely like a highway She's living in a world, and it's on fire Filled with catastrophe, but she knows she can fly away Oh, she got both feet on

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Count on Me - Bruno Mars - UKE CHORD GUIDE

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Count On Me ukulele tablature by Bruno Mars, chords in song are C,Em,Am,G,F,Dm.

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Somewhere Over the Rainbow uke lead sheet

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Memories ukulele tablature by Maroon 5, chords in song are G,D,Em,Bm,C.

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HUGE kudos to Elliott for teaching us this awesome tune this week! 

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HUGE kudos to Elliott for teaching us this awesome tune this week! 

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If you Cever find yourself stuck in the middle of the sea Em

I'll sa Amil the world G to fin F d you

If you C ever find yourself lost in the dark

I'll be Am the light G to guide F you

Dm Find out what we're made Em of

When Fwe are called to help our friends in n G eed

You can Ccount on me like Em one, two, three

And F I know when I need it

I can Ccount on you like Em four, three, two

'cause F that's what friends are s'posed to do

If you're C tossin' and you're turnin'

and you just can't fall asleep Em

I'll s Aming a Gsong F beside you

And if Cyou ever forget how much you really mean to me Em

Every Amday I Gwill F remind you, oh

Dm Find out what we're made Em of

When Fwe are called to help our friends in n G eed

You can Ccount on me like Em one, two, three

If you're C tossin' and you're turnin'

And F I know when I need it

I can Ccount on you like Em four, three, two

'cause F that's what friends are s'posed to do

You'll Dmalways have my Emshoulder when you Amcry G

I'll Dmnever let go, Emnever say good Fbye, G you know you can

You can Ccount on me like Em one, two, three

And F I know when I need it

I can Ccount on you like Em four, three, two

'cause F that's what friends are s'posed to do

You can count on me 'cause I can count on you

The chord arrangement shown above is the author's own work as an interpretation of the song, along with related interactive content. This work may only be used for educational purposes.

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Count On Me by Bruno Mars * Ukulele Chords

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DREAM A LITTLE DREAM OF ME - Ukulele Chord Chart

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A Million Dreams Play Along video for practicing

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A Million Dreams Play Along video for practicing

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A Million Dreams Ukulele Play Along (The Greatest Showman)