Verse: B Dbm Blow me a kiss from across the room E Gb B Say I look nice when I'm not B Ebm Dbm Touch my hair as you pass my chair E Gb Little things mean a lot Verse: B Dbm Give me your arm as we cross the street E Gb B Call me at six on the dot B Ebm Dbm Oh what a day when you're far away E Gb B Little things mean a lot Bridge: B7 You don't have to buy me diamonds and pearls E Dbm Champagne sables and such Abm Dbm I never cared much for diamonds and pearls Dbm Ab7 Dbm Gb Cause honestly honey they just cost money Verse: B Dbm Give me your hand when I've lost the way Gb B Give me your heart to rely on Ab Ab7 Dbm Whether the day is bright or grey Gb Give me your shoulder to cry on Verse: B Dbm Send me the warmth of a secret smile Gb Eb7 To show me you haven't forgot E B For always and ever that's now and forever Dbm Gb B Little things mean a lot Verse: B Dbm Give me your hand when I've lost my way Gb B Give me your shoulder to cry on Ab Ab7 Dbm Whether the day is bright or grey Gb Give me your heart to rely on Verse: B Dbm Send me the warmth of a secret smile Gb Eb7 To show me you haven't forgot E B Dbm Gb B For always and ever that's now and forever little things mean a lot 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.
Little Things Mean A Lot chords by Little Shoes Big Voice
Suggested strumeverywhere 4/4
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d
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d
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u
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u
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Also works: island strum d – d u – u d u
How to play Little Things Mean A Lot on ukulele
A good starting strum for this style is the everywhere 4/4: d – d u – u d –. This arrangement is in B major. This one leans on trickier shapes, with the chords at the proficient level.
10 ukulele chords used in "Little Things Mean A Lot" by Little Shoes Big Voice: B, B7, Dbm, Ebm, Eb7, E, Gb, Ab, Abm and Ab7
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Emily actually sings “A word a day when you’re far away” not “Oh what a day when you’re far away”, although the original lyrics are “A line a day when you’re far away’ as Joy says.
I believe the lyrics you have as “Oh what a day when you’re far away” are actually, “A line a day when you’re far away.” Love the idea of doing this great old song with a uke!
-4 is easy
Ukulelefish -1 not so bad either of going up is too high to sing to.
Try +3
Ah thank you 😀
@Ukulelefish +1 is easy 🙂
Hi, i like this song and think it would be great on the uke, but the chords are so confusing!! I have tried to transpose but they are no easier, someone please help!