Key: F
Chords: [F], [D7], [C], [Dm], [G7], [A7], [Cmaj7]
Strumming: D - DU - DU - DU (or D - D)
Difficulty: Hard
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious Ukulele Chords
[F]Super[D7]cali[C]fragilistic[Dm]expi[G7]ali[C]docious!
It’s [C]supercali[Cmaj7]fragilistic[C]expi[A7]ali[G7]docious!
[G7]even though the sound of it is [G7]something quite a[C]trocious.
[C]If you say it [Cmaj7]loud enough, you’ll [C7]always sound pre[F]cocious,
[F]super[D7]cali[C]fragilistic[Dm]expi[G7]ali[C]docious!
[C]Um diddle diddle diddle, [G7]um diddle ay.
[C]Um diddle diddle diddle, [G7]um diddle ay.
[C]Um diddle diddle diddle, [G7]um diddle ay.
[C]Um diddle diddle diddle, [G7]um diddle ay.
Be[C]cause I was a[Cmaj7]fraid to speak, when [C]I was [A7]just a [G7]lad,
me [G7]father gave me nose a tweak and [G7]told me I was [C]bad.
But [C]then one day I [Cmaj7]learned a word that [C7]saved me aching [F]nose,
the [D]biggest word I ever heard, and [D7]this is how it [G7]goes :
It’s [C]supercali[Cmaj7]fragilistic[C]expi[A7]ali[G7]docious!
[G7]even though the sound of it is [G7]something quite a[C]trocious.
[C]If you say it [Cmaj7]loud enough, you’ll [C7]always sound pre[F]cocious,
[F]super[D7]cali[C]fragilistic[Dm]expi[G7]ali[C]docious!
[C]Um diddle diddle diddle, [G7]um diddle ay.
[C]Um diddle diddle diddle, [G7]um diddle ay.
[C]Um diddle diddle diddle, [G7]um diddle ay.
[C]Um diddle diddle diddle, [G7]um diddle ay.
He [C]traveled all a[Cmaj7]round the world and [C]every[A7]where he [G7]went,
he would [G7]use his word and all would say, “There [G7]goes a clever [C]gent”
When [C]dukes and maha[Cmaj7]rajas pass the [C7]time of day with [F]me,
I [D]say me special word and then they [D7]ask me out to [G7]tea.
It’s [C]supercali[Cmaj7]fragilistic[C]expi[A7]ali[G7]docious!
[G7]even though the sound of it is [G7]something quite a[C]trocious.
[C]If you say it [Cmaj7]loud enough, you’ll [C7]always sound pre[F]cocious,
[F]super[D7]cali[C]fragilistic[Dm]expi[G7]ali[C]docious!
[C]Um diddle diddle diddle, [G7]um diddle ay.
[C]Um diddle diddle diddle, [G7]um diddle ay.
[C]Um diddle diddle diddle, [G7]um diddle ay.
[C]Um diddle diddle diddle, [G7]um diddle ay.
So [C]when the cat has [Cmaj7]got your tongue, there is [C]no need [A7]for dis[G7]may,
just [G7]summon up this word, and then [G7]you’ve got a lot to [C]say.
[C]But better use it [Cmaj7]carefully, or [C7]it could change your [F]life,
one [D]night I said it to me girl, and [D7]now me girl is my [G7]wife!
She’s [C]supercali[Cmaj7]fragilistic[C]expi[A7]ali[G7]docious!
[G7]even though the sound of it is [G7]something quite a[C]trocious.
[C]If you say it [Cmaj7]loud enough, you’ll [C7]always sound pre[F]cocious,
[F]super[D7]cali[C]fragilistic[Dm]expi[G7]ali[C]docious!
[F]super[D7]cali[C]fragilistic[Dm]expi[G7]ali[C]docious!
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| Artist and Song: | Julie Andrews - Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious |
| Album: | Mary Poppins (Soundtrack) |
| Year: | 1964 |
| Chords: | [F], [D7], [C], [Dm], [G7], [A7], [Cmaj7] |
| Strumming: | D - DU - DU - DU |
| Genre: | Children, Musical |
About Julie Andrews - Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious Ukulele Chords & Strumming Pattern
"Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" is a song by Children, Musical artist Julie Andrews. It was released in 1964 on the album, titled "Mary Poppins (Soundtrack)". Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious is considered under Children, Musical genre.- The key of Julie Andrews - Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious is F.
- D - DU - DU - DU is the suggested strumming pattern for Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. If it's not easy for you, you can try only down (D) strumming for playing "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious".
- The chords that we use for playing Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious on ukulele are: [F], [D7], [C], [Dm], [G7], [A7], [Cmaj7].