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Nat King Cole – These Foolish Things (Remind Me of You) Ukulele Chords

Key: C
Chords: [C], [Dm], [G7], [C7], [F], [D7], [Am], [B7],[Em]
Tuning: GCEA Tune your ukulele
Difficulty: Moderate
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A cigarette that bears a lipstick’s traces,
An airline ticket to romantic places,
And still my heart has wings, these foolish things
Remind me of you,

A tinkling piano in the next apartment,
Those stumbling words that told you, what my heart meant,
A fairgrounds painted swings, these foolish things
Remind me of you!

You came, you saw, you conquered me,
When you did that to me, I, knew somehow,
this had to be!

The winds of March that make my heart a dancer,
A telephone that rings, and who’s to answer?
Oh, how the ghost of you clings, these foolish things
Remind me of you,

Gardenia perfume lingering on a pillow,
Wild strawberries only seven francs a kilo,
And still my heart has wings, these foolish things
Remind me of you,

The park at evening when the bell has sounded,
The ‘Ile de France’ with all the girls around it,
The beauty of spring, these foolish things
Remind me of you,

I know that this was bound to be,
These things have haunted me,
for you’ve entirely enchanted me!

The sigh of midnight trains in empty stations,
Silk stockings thrown aside, dance invitations,
Oh, how the ghost of you clings, these foolish things
Remind me of you,

First daffodils, and long excited cables,
And candlelight on little corner tables,
And still my heart has wings, these foolish things
Remind me of you,

The smile of Garbo, when the scent of roses,
The waiters whistling as the last bar closes,
The song Crosby sings, these foolish things
Remind me of you,

How strange, how sweet, to find you still,
These thingsare dear to me,
that seem to bring you so near to me!

The scent of smouldering leaves, the wail of steamers,
Two lovers, on the street, who walk like dreamers,
Oh how the ghost of you clings, these foolish things
Remind me of you,

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About These Foolish Things

Artist and Song: Nat King Cole - These Foolish Things
Album: Just One of Those Things
Genre: Jazz
Year: 1957
Difficulty: Moderate
Tuning: G C E A
Key: C
Chords: [C], [Dm], [G7], [C7], [F], [D7], [Am], [B7],[Em]
Strumming: DU - DU - DU - DU

About Nat King Cole - These Foolish Things Ukulele Chords & Strumming Pattern

"These Foolish Things" is a song by Jazz artist Nat King Cole. It was released in 1957 on the album, titled "Just One of Those Things". These Foolish Things is considered under Jazz genre.
  • The original key of These Foolish Things is C.
  • DU - DU - DU - DU is the suggested strumming pattern for this Nat King Cole song.
  • [C], [Dm], [G7], [C7], [F], [D7], [Am], [B7],[Em] are the ukulele chords for playing These Foolish Things with the original key (C) on ukulele.
  • Click here to start playing These Foolish Things on your ukulele now.

What Are The Chords For These Foolish Things On Ukulele?

You will play the [C], [Dm], [G7], [C7], [F], [D7], [Am], [B7],[Em] ukulele chords while playing These Foolish Things with your ukulele in the C key, original tone of the song.

How Do You Strum These Foolish Things On Ukulele?

These Foolish Things ukulele strumming pattern is DU - DU - DU - DU. You can also try D (down) if the suggested pattern is hard for you.

Who Sings These Foolish Things?

These Foolish Things is performed by Nat King Cole. It was first released on the album "Just One of Those Things" in 1957.