Intro: E Dbm A B Verse 1: E May you have auspiciousness and causes of success Dbm May you have the confidence to always do your best A May you take no effort in you being generous B Sharing what you can nothing more nothing less E And may you know the meaning of the word happiness Dbm May you always lead with the beating in your chest A And may you be treated like an esteemed guest B May you get to rest let you catch your breath Pre-chorus: Dbm A E B May the best of your todays be the worst of your tomorrows, woah Dbm A E B May the road less paved be the one that you follow, woah Chorus: E Well, here’s to the hearts that you’re gonna break B Here’s to the lives that you’re gonna change Dbm A Here’s to the infinite possible ways to love you I want you to have it E Here’s to the good times we’re gonna have B You don’t need money you’ve got a free pass Dbm A Here’s to the fact that I’d be sad without you I want you to have it all Post-chorus: E B Oh, I want you to have it all Dbm I want you to have it A I want you to have it Verse 2: E May you be as fascinating as a slap bracelet Dbm May you keep the chaos and the clutter off your desk A May you have unquestionable health and less stress B Having no possessions, though immeasurable wealth E May you get a gold star on your next test Dbm May your educated guesses always be correct A And may you win prizes shining like diamonds B May you really own it each moment to the next Pre-chorus: Dbm A E B May the best of your todays be the worst of your tomorrows, woah Dbm A E B May the road less paved be the one that you follow, woah Chorus: E Well, here’s to the hearts that you’re gonna break B Here’s to the lives that you’re gonna change Dbm A Here’s to the infinite possible ways to love you I want you to have it E Here’s to the good times we’re gonna have B You don’t need money you’ve got a free pass Dbm A Here’s to the fact that I’d be sad without you I want you to have it all Post-chorus: E B Oh, I want you to have it all Dbm I want you to have it A I want you to have it all Bridge: Dbm B All, I want you to have it all Dbm All you can imagine, oh No matter what your path is E If you believe it, then anything could happen A Go go go, raise your glasses B Dbm Go go go, you can have it A Oh, I toast you Chorus: E Here’s to the hearts that you’re gonna break B Here’s to the lives that you’re gonna change Dbm A Here’s to the infinite possible ways to love you I want you to have it E Here’s to the good times we’re gonna have B You don’t need money you’ve got a free pass Dbm A Here’s to the fact that I’d be sad without you I want you to have it all Post-chorus: E B Oh, I want you to have it all Dbm I want you to have it A I want you to have it all (I want you to have it) Outro: E Here's to the good times we gonna have (I want you to have it all) B Here's to you always making me laugh (I want you to have it all) Dbm A Here's to the fact that I'll be sad without you (I want you to have it all) I want you to have it all This arrangement is its contributor’s own interpretation, shared for private study, education and non-commercial use. The underlying song, lyrics and music remain the property of their copyright owners. To request removal, see Legal & Copyright.
4 ukulele chords used in "Have It All" by Jason Mraz: A, B, Dbm and E
This is really a great tune to practice your barre chords and transitions between them. And unless you have to transpose it to fit your vocal range, I’d recommend trying to play this in its original key, barre chords and all. How else are you going to get any better? 🙂 The Bb, Dbm, and E chords can all be barred with the Dbm in the third inversion (barre the 4th fret and put ring finger on G string, 6th fret). Barring all 3 of these chords makes it super easy to transition between them. It also sounds better (IMV) and makes it easier to play with better strumming patterns.
Speaking of which…For the reggae-type feel Jason Mraz likes to use in so many of his songs, including this one, I like to pick the G string then D-U-chunk-U. This pattern gives that syncopated reggae rhythm (oom-papa-oom-pa) You can use this pattern throughout the song with minor modifications in the Bridge and maybe a few other places.
-4 my dudes
I think that -4 probably has the easiest chords in it.
-4 is the easiest
Wow this song is bootiful but it hurts to move my fingers like that
For the strumming pattern is do ddu but one of the d harder so DduDdu 🙂
Transposing this to -4 and playing with the capo on the 2nd fret really helped me when singing with it. 😀 Figure I should mention it in case anyone else wants to try it out that way. (:
make it -4 or +3 for some easier chords 🙂
I love this song and despite what people say about E Major chords being the hardest to play, they’re super easy for me. However, my greatest enemy, B Major, lurks just around the corner in this song. And honestly, this is very much a beginner level song imo.
It is really good, but it is missing one of the parts of the song, so I’m disapointed because of that.
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I don’t understand how you can’t recommend strumming patterns. There are a million Youtube videos that literally teach you how to play a song: chords and or tabs, along with strumming patern
+3 is easier chords and better for higher voices!
For the transposer I found that +1 had the easiest chords for me to play. And it didn’t sound all that different.
Make it -4 and put a capo on 4th fret to make it way easier