This jangly pop rock song sounds is arranged for a low-G ukulele paired with a baritone ukulele. If you don’t have a baritone, then there is an alternative tab for another low-G ukulele.
Interactive tabs #
Downloads #
1st ukulele #
The 1st ukulele plays the top-line, or in some parts doubles the 2nd ukulele.
Verse #
During the verse, the 1st ukulele either plays the same melody as the 2nd ukulele, or variations on this melody:
Chorus #
During the chorus, 1st ukulele plays the same as the 2nd ukulele. See that section for more details.
Solo #
A similar solo plays during the outro, the main difference is the resolution to the A chord.
Bridge #
2nd ukulele (Baritone/low-G) #
The 2nd ukulele plays a sort of fingerstyle rhythm. I’ve found that this tends to sound a bit muddy if you are playing in a group playing mainly chords, so you may omit this part.
Verse #
The following figure is played during the intro and verse. Let the strings ring out wherever possible.
Chorus #
Let the notes ring out as much as possible. If you are playing in a larger group then you can also skip the chords and concentrate on the melody.
Bridge #
This part can be quite challenging. My suggestion is to barre across the 7th fret (or 2nd fret for Low G ukuleles) for the Bm chord, and use the pinky finger to play the high note. Then, shift the barre up one fret and use pinky and ring finger to play the next high notes.
If you have additional players, you could also try splitting this section up for different players.
Bass #
The bassline is just root notes throughout. The original recording has the bass guitar tuned to Drop D.