‘Ukulele Songs

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

Hawaiian ‘Ukulele Songs:

Ahi Wela/Tinkle Twinkle Little Star by Israel Kamakawiwo’ole

Ain’t no way by Malino

Are You Missing Me by John Cruz*

Better Together by Jack Johnson

Big Ship by One Groove

Brown Eyed Girl as performed by the Ka’au Crater Boys*

Cane Fire by the Peter Moon Band and Koa’uka

Country Road by Paula Fuga and Jack Johnson

Do You Really Want to Hurt Me by John Cruz*

E Ala E as performed by Israel Kamakawiwo’ole*

Ehu Girl by Kolohe Kai

Fallen by Pana’ewa

Follow Me By Manoa DNA

Hawaiian Suppa Man as performed by Israel Kamakawiwo’ole*

Heartache by One Groove

Henehene Kou Aka as performed by Israel Kamakawiwo’ole*

Here Comes the Sun by Jennifer Perri

Hi’ilawe – Traditional

Honey Baby by 3 Plus

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

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

Kona Hotel by Konabob Stoffer

Ku’u Home ‘O Kahalu’u by Olomana

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*

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*

Put a Little Love by Natural Vibrations

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

This is the Life by Kolohe Kai

Tropical Hawaiian Day by the Ka’au Crater Boys*

Wai’alae – Traditional*

You and Your Heartby Jack Johnson

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

Mainstream ‘Ukulele Songs:

Black Magic Woman by Carlos Santana

Daughters by John Mayer

Dreaming With A Broken Heart by John Mayer

I’m Yours by Jason Mraz

Love as covered by Julia Nunes

There are so many mainstream songs out there that it would be imposible 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).

Confused with the chords for a song? Try taking a look at the ‘ukulele chord charts or How to Make Songs Easier page.

Here are my favorite beginner songs: Easy Beginner ‘Ukulele Songs.

‘Ukulele Songbooks:

He Mele Aloha:

Hands down, the best Hawaiian songbook is He Mele Aloha . It’s very well presented – clear font, different colored chord names, chord diagrams, and a ton of great songs.

Jumpin’ Jim’s Songbooks:

Jim Beloff, also known as “Jumpin’ Jim” has probably created the biggest selection of ‘ukulele song books. From 60?s to Christmas to country to Hawaiian(more like hapa-haole), these books are paperback and have the words, chords, and melody (music staff) for each song.

If you want something a little less cheesy than “Jumpin’ Jim’s ‘Ukulele Beach Party“, his‘Ukulele Masters series is great. Titles include arrangements by Ohta-SanJohn King, andLyle Ritz. These books are geared towards more advanced players and include jazz chords and melody plus a CD so you can hear the artist play the song.

Heeday Kimura’s Songbooks:

If you can hang in there with Heeday’s unique way of notating songs, these books hold a lot of knowledge. Mostly in a “pick and strum” style there are more Hawaiian songs presented in these books than most. When I first got one of these books it was spiral bound, but recently it looks as if Mel Bay has republished them in paperback.

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If you have an ‘ukulele song to share – please let me know! I will check it out, and if its new, post it, giving you credit.

‘Ukulele songs from the Strummer’s Songbook marked with “*”