Key: C6
Chords: [C6], [Dm], [G7], [Am], [G], [C]
Tuning: GCEA Tune your ukulele
Difficulty: Moderate
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Well, the
And he
Just a
And he
When the
Scarlet
Fancy
So there’s
Sunday
Lies a
And someone’s
Could that
From a
A ce
The ce
I bet you
Louis
After
And old Mac
Did our
Jenny
Lotte
Well, the
Now that
Well, the
You know that
He’s back in
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About Mack The Knife
Artist and Song: | Bobby Darin - Mack The Knife |
Album: | Petticoats and Popcorn |
Genre: | Pop |
Year: | 1928 |
Difficulty: | Moderate |
Tuning: | G C E A |
Key: | C6 |
Chords: | [C6], [Dm], [G7], [Am], [G], [C] |
Strumming: | D - DU - UDU |
About Bobby Darin - Mack The Knife Ukulele Chords & Strumming Pattern
"Mack The Knife" is a song by Pop artist Bobby Darin. It was released in 1928 on the album, titled "Petticoats and Popcorn". Mack The Knife is considered under Pop genre.- The original key of Mack The Knife is C6.
- D - DU - UDU is the suggested strumming pattern for this Bobby Darin song.
- [C6], [Dm], [G7], [Am], [G], [C] are the ukulele chords for playing Mack The Knife with the original key (C6) on ukulele.
- Click here to start playing Mack The Knife on your ukulele now.
What Are The Chords For Mack The Knife On Ukulele?
You will play the [C6], [Dm], [G7], [Am], [G], [C] ukulele chords while playing Mack The Knife with your ukulele in the C6 key, original tone of the song.
How Do You Strum Mack The Knife On Ukulele?
Mack The Knife ukulele strumming pattern is D - DU - UDU. You can also try D (down) if the suggested pattern is hard for you.
Who Sings Mack The Knife?
Mack The Knife is performed by Bobby Darin. It was first released on the album "Petticoats and Popcorn" in 1928.