Basically anyone can play Over the Rainbow on a ukulele, but only legends can memorize and play classic Spongebob tunes, Spiderman theme songs, and the lullaby Soft Kitty from Big Bang Theory on her uke.
Get some notecards and grab a pen, because we’re going to cover the easiest and fastest way to learn a ukulele song.
Step 1. Pick a Ukulele Song
There’s a ton of ukulele songs on the internet. You can find ukulele songs for almost everything. Old Town Road by Lil Nas X, Christmas songs, ACDC, classical music, you name it. Just make sure to search for songs with ukulele chords because guitar chords are way different.
Step 2. Write down the lyrics
Choose a colored pen, grab a notecard, and begin to write down the lyrics of the song on a line of the notecard.
Once the line is filled, skip a line, and continue writing the lyrics on the next line of the notecard. Continue writing down the lyrics until the whole card is filled.
Once the entire card is filled, do the same on each notecard until the whole song is written down. Make sure you number the order of the notecards just in case the cards get mixed up.
Step 3. Write down the Chords
Choose a different colored pen, and on all of the notecards filled with lyrics, write down the chords above the lyrics on the lines you skipped.
Do this until every notecard with lyrics has chords written on them, and then you can begin memorizing them.
Memorize
The fastest way to memorize a song are with these steps:
- Take the notecard with the song’s first lyrics
- Play the ukulele chords and sing the lyrics until you can play the whole notecard without looking at it
- Take the second notecard with the song’s next lyrics
- Play the ukulele chords and sing the lyrics until you can play the whole notecard without looking at it
- Put the first notecard in front of the second notecard and play the chords and sing the lyrics on both notecards until you can play one after the other without looking at them
- Continue this cycle of memorizing one card and playing the previous memorized notecards one after another until you can do the whole song
**If your song doesn’t have any lyrics, just fill the notecard with chords and skip every other line. Then do the same cycle of memorizing.
Once you have the whole song memorized, go gather your friends and family to woo them with your awesome uke skills. If you want super fun geeky songs to play, then we’ve got you covered.
Songs
Here’s a list of our favorite fangirl songs to play on the ukulele:
- Sheldon’s Soft Kitty lullaby from Big Bang Theory
- Spongebob’s Ripped His Pants
- Spiderman’s Theme song
- Spongebob’s Camp Fire Song song
- Game of Thrones Theme song
- Dwayne Johnson’s You’re Welcome from Disney’s Moana
- Scooby Doo Theme song
- You’ll Be Back from Hamilton The Musical
- Lost boy by Ruth B
- Hedwig’s Theme from Harry Potter
Now uke away my little dudes, uke away.
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