"Here Comes The Sun" on ukulele by The Beatles • UkuTabs

Artist	The Beatles
Album	Abbey Road
Genre(s)	60s • british • classic rock • pop • rock
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Intro - 2x - A D E7

     A                      D                    E7       E7
xA|--4-0-2-4-0----4-2---0---0-----0-2-0----------2-2-2-2--2---|
xE|--0-0-0-0-0--------------2--------------------0-0-0-0--0---|
xC|--1-------1--------------2--------------------2-2-2-2--2---|
xG|--2-------2--------------2--------------------1-1-1-2--1---|

xA|----4-0-2-4-0----4-2-0---0----4---2--0---2---- 2 ------------|
xE|----5---5-5--------0-0---2---------------0---- 0 ------------|
xC|--4------------------1---2---------------2---- 2 ------------|
xG|-------------------------2---------------1---- 1 ------------|

Chorus:
A          
Here comes the sun - Du du du du -
D              B7
Here comes the sun

And I say

     A
xA|--0----2----0-------------2-----2------2-----2-----------|
xE|--0----0----0-----------5-----5-----5------5---5-4-------|
xC|--1-----------------4/6-----4-----2------4---------6-4---|
xG|--2------------------------------------------------------|

A           D A Bm A E7
It's alright

Verse:
A
Little darling
            D                E7
It's been a long cold lonely winter
A
Little darling
              D                     E7
It feels like years since it's been here

Chorus:
A          
Here comes the sun - Du du du du -
D              B7
Here comes the sun

And I say

     A
xA|--0----2----0-------------2-----2------2-----2-----------|
xE|--0----0----0-----------5-----5-----5------5---5-4-------|
xC|--1-----------------4/6-----4-----2------4---------6-4---|
xG|--2------------------------------------------------------|

A           D A Bm A E7
It's alright

Verse:
A
Little darling
             D              E7
The smiles returning to the faces
A
Little darling
              D                     E7
It seems like years since it's been here

Chorus:
A          
Here comes the sun - Du du du du -
D              B7
Here comes the sun

And I say

     A
xA|--0----2----0-------------2-----2------2-----2-----------|
xE|--0----0----0-----------5-----5-----5------5---5-4-------|
xC|--1-----------------4/6-----4-----2------4---------6-4---|
xG|--2------------------------------------------------------|

A           D A Bm A E7
It's alright

Bridge:
      C      G        D      D       A         E7
xA|-----8-10----------------------0------------2-------|
xE|---8--------7-10-----5-10---2-----0---------0-------|
xC|----------7--------6------2-------1---------2-------|
xG|----------------------------------2---------1-------|

C    G    D            A     E7
Sun, sun, sun, here it comes    - five times -

Verse:
A
Little darling
            D             E7
I feel that ice is slowly melting
A
Little darling
              D                     E7
It seems like years since it's been clear

Chorus:
A          
Here comes the sun - Du du du du -
D              B7
Here comes the sun

And I say
A           D A Bm A E7
It's alright

A          
Here comes the sun - Du du du du -
D              B7
Here comes the sun

And I say
A           D A Bm A E7
It's alright

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Guest

Hello

A more easy way to play the finger picking at the start is:

xA|–2——0–2———-2–0——————–0——|
xE|–3–3———-3—————–3–0——3—–3–|
xC|–2——————2—————–0—————–|
xG|–0——————————————————–|

xA|–0————–0–|
xE|–2–0–2–3——|
xC|–0——————|
xG|–2——————|

xA|–2——0–2———-2–0————-2–0———–|
xE|–3–3———-3—————–3–0———-3—2–|
xC|–2——————2—————–0—————0–|
xG|–0———————————————————-|

The finger picking after “it’s all right” in the chorus is played as:

xA|————-0——–0——–0——–0————————-|
xE|———-3——–3——–3——–3——3—-2—-0——–|
xC|–2—-4——–2——–0——–2————————–2–|
xG|———————————————————————-|

I hope this was helpful :)

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MissApollo

This is awesome!!! Thanks!

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flowerycupoftea

im So cOnFuSEd i DoNt kNOw HoW To reAd dAt

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dolphinsarecool

haha here let me help
https://ukuguides.com/advanced/how-to-read-ukulele-tablature/

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Lana

Haha thanks but I’m still confused :(

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Invisible Girl

same!!! but I don’t even use the fingerpicking anyway.

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Richard Almack

Thank you, Doctor

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DownInTheForrest

for the “do do do do” bit. idk if its right, but its much more simple.

xA—-2—–0—-2—|
xE——–3————-|
xC———————–|
xG———————–|

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donut

no that’s what i thought too

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Yemala

same

Guest

i could not be more confused. how does finger picking work?? i’ve read the manuals and the comments and tried my best to figure out what these patterns mean on my own. i don’t understand how this is so easy for everyone, even beginners. this is greek to me. if i understand correctly you’re supposed to to pluck the string on the fret corresponding to the numbers on the plucking pattern, but i then also do chords? and what are the zeros for? if they’re open notes, doesn’t that mean you’re not gonna use them? i cannot for the love… Read more »

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ServedInCrossDress

I’ll start from the very basics to clear up any possible confusions, so please don’t be offended if this accidentally comes across as condescending: Each line is a string on your ukulele, labeled accordingly. If a number appears on the line of G, you’d pluck on only the G string with your finger on said fret. If there is a number next to the C, and E, and A then you would play all of those strings together but not include the G string. When there is a 0 it does mean that the string is played open; you still… Read more »

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alex

if youre having trouble, listen to the song and try place each sound to the corresponding pluck it shows on the tab, sometimes the problem is finding the rhythm of the fingerpicking, there are pauses that arent shown in the tab

Guest

Help

The answer, the top dot os the pointer then going down is the other fingers

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donut

honestly manuals and comments do not work. you need to watch videos that can fully explain things with a visual demonstration. i really recommend the series of (youtube) videos from AllForUke; that’s what i used. really simple and easy to understand, although you should get used to the idea that it might take a lot of practice.

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Abbie

i used the fender play 3 month free trial

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noah

i recommend watching videos. it is very hard to explain when you can’t show the person you’re trying to teach. i had to facetime my friend to learn. there is also this https://liveukulele.com/tabs/how-to-read-tab/

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Abbie

the zeros mean you dont put any pressure on that string but still play it and that first bit about the plucking pattern is correct. The chords are part of the plucking pattern ex: A A 4 E 0 C 1 D 2 the C and D strings would make the A chord but the pressure on the 4th fret of the A string would make it something different. another ex: D A 0 E 2 C 2 D 2 This is the D chord so when the numbers are stacked like that and it has the right fret numbers… Read more »

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Emily

Zero means that you simply play an open string with no fingers on the fret. Some parts of the song will indicate that you used chords, others will show when you should do the finger picking pattern. There are some great YouTube videos that can help you learn this. Don’t give up, you’ve got it!

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Ema_httyd

I think this is how you play that du du du part.
xA|-4–0–2–4
xE|—————
xC|—————
xG|————–
idk if its right but I hope it’s helpful

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nataliewoodishere

i thought that too

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frickindeliasmith

after playing “it’s alright” in the chorus, here’s an easier way to play that riff
xA|——0—-0—-0—-0—————|
xE|—-3—-3—-3—-3—-3–2–0—|
xC|-4—–2—-0—-2—————-2-|
xG|—————————————–|

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iwillmarrybrendonurie

does anyone have a substitute for a7 in -2? it doesn’t really sound right to me

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Jen

it sounds great to me, it intentionally is meant to be a jazz chord. May ensure you’re in tune just in case?

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Lizzy Love

I know how to read tablature, but this was wildly confusing. Idk.

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Jen

me too, this was more difficult than normal

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Slytherclaw

another way is using D, G, A7.

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boop

I found this really difficult to understand aha, look at The Ukulele teacher on youtube, his way is more understandable in my opinion

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