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UKULELE CHORDS AND TABS

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Intro:
 
    Dsus2                 A                     
xA|---------------------|-0----0----0----0----|
xE|---------0-----------|---------0-----------|
xC|-2----2----2----2----|---------------------|
xG|----2---------2----2-|----2---------2----2-|

    Gbm7                  Esus4
xA|---------------------|---------------------|
xE|---------0-----------|------0--0-0----0----|
xC|-6----6----6----6----|-4-------------------|
xG|----2---------2----2-|----2---------2----2-|
 
 
Verse 1:
               D
Hey homecoming queen
           A
Why do you lie
               Gbm
When somebody's mean?
             E
Where do you hide?
          D
Do people assume
              A
You're always alright?
                Gbm
Been'so good at smiling
              E
Most of your life
 
Pre-Chorus:
     D                A
Look damn good in the dress
                    Gbm
Zipping up the mess
                  E
Dancing with your best foot forward
D
Does it get hard
A
To have to play the part?
Gbm              E
Nobody's feeling sorry for ya
 
Chorus:
D              A                          Gbm
But what if I told you the world wouldn't end
               E                         D
If you started showing what's under your skin
            A                      Gbm
What if you let 'em all in on the lie?
             E                   D  A  Gbm  E
Even the homecoming queen cries
 
Verse 2:
                D
Hey homecoming queen
                A
How's things at home?
                 Gbm
Still walking on eggshells
                   E
When that curtains closed
               D
Did your daddy teach you
           E
How to act tough?
                  Gbm
Or more like your momma?
                   E
Sweep it under the rug
 
Pre-Chorus:
     D                A
Look damn good in the dress
                    Gbm
Zipping up the mess
                  E
Dancing with your best foot forward
D
Did you want the crown
A
Or does it weigh you down
Gbm              E
Nobody's feeling sorry for ya
 
Chorus:
D              A                          Gbm
What if I told you the world wouldn't end
               E                         D
If you started showing what's under your skin?
            A                      Gbm
What if you let 'em all in on the lie?
             E                   D
Even the homecoming queen cries
                A                         Gbm
Yeah, what if I told you the sky wouldn't fall?
                 E                                  D
If you lost your composure, said to hell with it all
               A                     Gbm
Not everything pretty sparkles and shines
                E                   D
And even the homecoming queen cries
   A     Gbm
Oh yeah
          E                       D  A  Gbm  E
Even the homecoming queen cries
 
Outro:
               D
Hey homecoming queen
           A
Why do you lie
               Gbm
When somebody's mean?
             E
Where do you hide?
+102
-1
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UkeGirl

I have been reading trough the comments as I always do ( creep, I know)I am really good at grammar and i am younger than all of you. Anyway i HATE bullies, they make people insecure about who they are. What I am to say is ( are cheesy as it sounds, it’s true) be who you are and don’t let bullies bring you down, they find pleasure in it and it not ok. You might reply ‘ that’s easy for you to say, you probably haven’t been bullied’ I have though. I went to a private school and I got bullied, my bully was a boy named Cody. I was happy until he join my school , even tho he was new he bullied me. I switched schools after that. When you are bullied turn the other cheek and don’t let it sink in. Show them love and kindness they are probably hurting too ( or they joined the wrong people group). I hope you will take what I have said into consideration and I hope you all will have an amazing rest of you life.

4strings4life

I like this song because it is presentable to everyone because everyone has a birthday

Cambrowneyes

I think this version is easier, but that’s just me
(C) Happy birthday to
(G) you, happy birthday to
(C) you, happy birthday dear
(F) *Name of birthday person*, happy
(C) Birthday
(G) To
(C) You!
I feel like that is another version to do 🙂 if that is helpful

These might be the most toxic ukutabs comments i’ve ever seen. How could it get so bad? This is a website for freaking ukuleles!!!

You

this is could be so much simpler way to do this, on any string, play this:
0-0-2-0-5-4
0-0-2-0-7-5
0-0-10-7-5-4-2
11-10-5-7-5

Guest

happy birthday to me

lucky_cat_2004

I’M DYING. I’m trying to find a tutorial for my nana’s b-day tomorrow right? And I go down into the comments AND THERE’S A LITERALLY COMMENT WAR GOING ON ABOUT SPELLING BEES AND BULLYING AND GRAMMAR AND AND THE POLITICAL CORRECTNESS OF DOG FOOD KIBBLE* AND I’M JUST LIKE “…well then…I wonder what other songs have literal battles in the comments of a UKULELE TAB…” I think quarantine has finally gotten the better of us. ??

*(not rly I made that one up but like this comment if you started to scroll back down and look?)

ANTI BULLY

Rlly guys. This is NOT a website of grammar this is a website of learning so if your gonna bully go find a different website Maria.

Bella

ok there is a wayyyy easier way
the pattern is d-dudu
C G G
happy b-day to, you, happy, b-day to
C C F G C (one stroke)
you, Happy, b-day dear, (name), happy b-day to, you

Lydia

I like +3 the best with C swapped out for C7

Album: kelsea

From the same album
  1. Half Of My Hometown (feat. Kenny Chesney)
  2. Homecoming Queen
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~Thursday 3rd of April~

Biography

A country-pop singer and songwriter out of Knoxville, Tennessee, Kelsea Ballerini started writing songs when she was 13 years old, began learning guitar a year later, and moved to Nashville at 15 to pursue her dream of being a professional singer and songwriter. Four years later in 2013, when she was 19, Ballerini signed a publishing deal with Black River Publishing and a recording deal with Black River Entertainment later that same year. A debut single

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