Key: Em
Chords: [Em], [Dm], [Bm], [D], [D7], [G], [C]
Tuning: GCEA Tune your ukulele
Difficulty: Moderate
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Hey
Getting lonely, getting old, can you
Hey
With itchy feet and fading smiles, can you
Hey
Sitting naked by the phone would you
Hey
Waiting for someone to call out would you
And the worms ate
Hey
Doing what you’re told, can you
Breaking bottles in the hall, can you
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About Hey You
Artist and Song: | Pink Floyd - Hey You |
Album: | The Wall |
Genre: | Rock, Classic Rock |
Year: | 1979 |
Difficulty: | Moderate |
Tuning: | G C E A |
Key: | Em |
Chords: | [Em], [Dm], [Bm], [D], [D7], [G], [C] |
Strumming: | D - DU - DU - DU |
About Pink Floyd - Hey You Ukulele Chords & Strumming Pattern
"Hey You" is a song by Rock, Classic Rock artist Pink Floyd. It was released in 1979 on the album, titled "The Wall". Hey You is considered under Rock, Classic Rock genre.- The original key of Hey You is Em.
- D - DU - DU - DU is the suggested strumming pattern for this Pink Floyd song.
- [Em], [Dm], [Bm], [D], [D7], [G], [C] are the ukulele chords for playing Hey You with the original key (Em) on ukulele.
- Click here to start playing Hey You on your ukulele now.
What Are The Chords For Hey You On Ukulele?
You will play the [Em], [Dm], [Bm], [D], [D7], [G], [C] ukulele chords while playing Hey You with your ukulele in the Em key, original tone of the song.
How Do You Strum Hey You On Ukulele?
Hey You ukulele strumming pattern is D - DU - DU - DU. You can also try D (down) if the suggested pattern is hard for you.
Who Sings Hey You?
Hey You is performed by Pink Floyd. It was first released on the album "The Wall" in 1979.