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Songs

Welcome to our ‘ukulele songs page! Here you can get the lyrics and chords for ‘ukulele songs from your favorite island or mainland artists. Some of these songs include little tab intros or solos.

Hawaiian ‘Ukulele Songs:

Ain’t No Way by Malino

Aloha Friday as performed by Kimo Kahoano & Paul Natto**

Are You Missing Me by John Cruz*

Better Together by Jack Johnson

Brown Eyed Girl as performed by the Ka’au Crater Boys * (beg.)

Cherry Bomb as performed by Nuff Sedd **

Cool Operator by Three Plus **

Country Road by Paula Fuga and Jack Johnson

Crazy as performed by Kapena ** (beg.)

Diana as performed by Kolea ** (beg.)

Do You Really Want to Hurt Me by John Cruz *

Drop Baby Drop by Mana’o Company **

E Ala E as performed by Israel Kamakawiwo’ole *

Fish and Poi by Sean Na’auao ** (beg.)

Follow Me By Manoa DNA

Hawaiian Suppa Man as performed by Israel Kamakawiwo’ole *

Henehene Kou Aka as performed by Israel Kamakawiwo’ole * (beg.)

Here Comes the Sun by Jennifer Perri

Honolulu bay as performed by The Sunday Manoa *

If I Had Eyes by Jack Johnson

In This Life as performed by Israel Kamakawiwo’ole *

Island Style by John Cruz** (beg.)

Kainoa as performed by Israel Kamakawiwo’ole *

Kaleohano as performed by Makaha Sons of Ni’ihau *

Kamalani as performed by Israel Kamakawiwo’ole *

Kiss You in the Morning by Kalaeloa

The Kona Hotel by Konabob Stoffer

Lover of Mine as performed by Israel Kamakawiwo’ole *

Makaha as performed by the Ka’au Crater Boys *

Margarita as performed by Israel Kamakawiwo’ole * (beg.)

One Foot on Sand by Justin Kawika Young

Opihi Man as performed by the Ka’au Crater Boys *

Palolo as performed by the Ka’au Crater Boys *

Stand by Me by the Ka’au Crater Boys *

Still the One by the Ka’au Crater Boys *

Sweet Wahine by Donald Kaulia

Taro Patch Twist by Keoki Kahumoku

Tropical Hawaiian Day by the Ka’au Crater Boys * (beg.)

Wai’alae traditional *

You Don’t Know Me as performed by Israel Kamakawiwo’le *

Mainstream ‘Ukulele Songs:

Black Magic Woman by Carlos Santana

I’m Yours by Jason Mraz

Love by Julia Nunes

There are so many mainstream songs out there that we could not even start to put a dent in posting all of them, so here are some good places to look for chords to your favorite mainstream songs (the chords for guitar are the same as for ‘ukulele).

  • Chordie
  • Ultimate-Guitar Tabs

Not sure about a chord? Look it up on the ‘ukulele chord charts page

How to read the ‘ukulele chord charts at the bottom of our song sheets:

Sometimes it’s easiest to write chords out like this: C: 0003. The “C” tells you what chord we are showing you, and the numbers show which frets to hold on each string in order: 0 = open G string, 0 = open C string, 0 = open E string, 3 = third fret A string.

‘Ukulele songs from the Strummer’s Songbook *

‘Ukulele songs from Tropical Storm Hawaii **

Want to find the chords or lyrics for your favorite ‘ukulele songs? E-mail us at: liveukulele @ gmail.com (remove spaces) or leave us a note in the comments box with the song title and artist and we will try our best to find or figure it out and post it here.

If you have an ‘ukulele song to share - please let us know! We will check it out, and if its new to us we’ll post it, giving you credit.

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    21 responses

    Nancy Adkins

    | September 11, 2007

    I have been looking for the words and chords to two songs and would love your help.
    1 Taropatch Twist by Na Leo or Keoki Kahumoku
    2 Toes in the Sand by Steve Zuwala

    Your Web site is terrific I learn something new everytime I visit
    Mahalo,
    Nancy

    liveukulele

    | September 15, 2007

    Hi Nancy,

    Just to let you know Slack Key Kid has the chords to “Taropatch Twist”. I e-mailed Uncle Keoki a few days ago to see if it is okay if we posted them on the site. If I don’t hear back from him in a month or so I will assume that it is okay to do so. Keep checking back.

    Hippie Guy

    Kristina

    | November 23, 2007

    I Love this web site and i got some chords that i needed but i can’t seem to find 2 songs from Koauka called Amazing and What do i do.
    Can you Please let me know where i can find it.

    Mahalo,
    Kristina

    kekoa naboa

    | December 10, 2007

    awesome site i come on here more often. i hope 2 c u soon

    da joka

    | January 13, 2008

    Eh, Howzit.

    Awesome site! I was jus wondering if you guys knew wea I could find da lyrics and chords fo Sean Na`auao’s “Lu`au Feet”? I no can find um anyplace!

    Tanks in advance eh! Tanks again fo keeping up da awesome site!

    Shootz, Brandon

    NZ Nudgit

    | February 9, 2008

    Kia Ora from New Zealand!!

    I have been teaching myself the ukulele for just under a year now and am completely addicted and absolutely LOVE IT!! I have just found your website and thinks it is fantastic and want to thank whoever for taking the time to put this all together. It’s brilliant and I’m learning so much. I am wanting to know if anyone can help me find some Hawaiian uke cd’s. I love the sounds of songs I’ve heard but being so far away I haven’t heard any of the songs you have listed with the chords by the Kau’Crater boys and the big Iz. I’ve looked everywhere in NZ and we just don’t seem to have them in stock anywhere and no-one has heard of them. Does anyone know where I can get them?

    Cheers

    Nudgit the Kiwi!

    liveukulele

    | February 9, 2008

    Howzit from Hawaii!

    I would try to get hold of hawaiian CDs at http://www.mele.com/music/genre/ukulele/

    or
    http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_m/104-8051891-5487912?url=search-alias%3Dpopular&field-keywords=hawaii+ukulele&x=17&y=8

    Also try Youtube, many of the Ka’au Crater Boys songs are covered there.

    Jam on!

    Hippie Guy

    Hawhyen51

    | February 15, 2008

    First time visiting hea, great site with great info. BTW, another site for Hawaiian music is e808.com . . . not as many selections as Mele, but for the price, it’s pretty good.

    Still Learning

    | March 11, 2008

    I would appreciate if you could include how the strumming goes for the songs. May be a lot of work, but it’ll help me out a lot.

    Thanks.

    Krystal

    | April 11, 2008

    Hey Love ur Website… I was wondering if you have the lyrics and chords to the song…. Everything In My Life by Da KIne ENT… and any Fingerpicking songs you guys have… Thank you.. Much Mahaloz…

    Krystal

    | April 11, 2008

    Oh Yes and Can you help me out also with the Sturmming Patterns for the Songs… THank You… Much Mahaloz,,,

    shane

    | April 16, 2008

    gidday from godzone ( NZ )
    I have recently bought my 1st uke ( won’t be my last )
    It’s Steel resonator with “AXL” branded…and it’s sooooo cool.
    I can take it anywhere…but I can’t find any details on this brand…anyone help???

    liveukulele

    | April 17, 2008

    I don’t know anything about AXL… You might try asking at one of the forums that are linked to above in the sidebar.

    Kent

    | September 12, 2008

    Hi,

    looking for the lyrics and chords for: Ka Oiwi Nani and Aloha Kalikimaka. both performed by Eddie Kamae.

    thanks.

    kent

    mainlandhawaiian

    | November 1, 2008

    Can you guys put the strum pattern in the music. It would help me alot and do you have some Bob marley music ?

    Thanks
    mainlandhawaiian

    Ukewarm

    | November 24, 2008

    I just wanted to say I like your website it has everything I was lookin for

    I love the printable blank tabs
    Explore and learn

    Thanks Ukewarm

    jazamo

    | May 11, 2009

    these suk no new songs

    JAZAMO =(

    Hippie Guy

    | May 12, 2009

    What songs you like see Jazamo? I’m very open to suggestions.

    Hippie Guy

    George Stone

    | June 20, 2009

    only to say i like your web, and i’m here
    Salut from Barcelona

    SweetMC

    | June 27, 2009

    Aloha… just wondering if there are any ukulele tabs for tewe tewe. I already have the lyrics. My brother got busted to go on stage to dance this at a luau, and he’s LOCAL! Hilarious. I want to play it for him as a surprise. Mahalo.

    Hippie Guy

    | June 27, 2009

    I think I saw Holunape perform this song once.

    I found the chords on TSH: http://www.tropicalstormhawaii.com/music/hm/tewetewe.txt.

    I hope that’s what you are looking for.

    Hippie Guy

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