Intro: Eb Bb Cm Ab Dududud... Verse: Eb You be my princess I'll be your toad Bb I'll follow behind you on rainbow road Cm Protect you from red shells wherever we go Ab I promise. Verse: Eb Noone will touch us if we pick up a star Bb If you spin out you can ride in my car Cm When we slide together we generate sparks Ab in our wheels and our hearts Chorus: Eb The finish line Bb is just around the bend Cm I'll pause this game Ab so our love will never end Eb Let's go again Verse ( same as first ): The blue shell is coming so I'll go ahead If you hang behind it'll hit me instead but never look back cause I'm down but not dead I'll catch up to you Bridge: G Don't worry about Ab Bowser or DK G Eat this glowing mushroom Ab and they'll all fade away Chorus ( x2 ): Eb The finish line Bb is just around the bend Cm I'll pause this game Ab so our love will never end Eb Let's go again Bb to the mushroom cup Cm and the flower cup Ab and the star cup Eb and the reverse cup [same chord progression till the end] walalalalala walalalalalawaluigiiiiii 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.
Mario Kart Love Song chords by Sam Hart
Strum fallbackisland strum
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How to play Mario Kart Love Song on ukulele
Mario Kart Love Song is usually fingerpicked on ukulele rather than strummed. If you would rather strum, the island strum works as a fallback. Expect a medium pace, around 90 bpm. On this page the song is in Eb major. This one leans on trickier shapes, with the chords at the proficient level. Want friendlier shapes? Drop it 3 half-steps, then a capo on fret 3 restores the key you see here. Fingerpick the verses gently then switch to a light strum for the chorus.
5 ukulele chords used in "Mario Kart Love Song" by Sam Hart: Bb, Cm, Eb, G and Ab
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I Like to play this 2 half steps up, it’s not particularly difficult that way and I’m not much of a fan of the Ab chord.
I like +4 a lot too. And singing it down the octave. Lots of fun!
Hi, would it be right if I said that Gm would sound better when played in place of the G in the bridge? 🙂