Key: Em
Chords: [G], [C], [A], [B7], [Em], [G7]
Tuning: GCEA Tune your ukulele
Difficulty: Moderate
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When you’re
And you
And
And
To
You just
I
If the
Grows
And that
And
You just
I
yes I
Now
When
They’ll
And
Oh but
You just
I’ll come
And I’ll
You’ve got a
ain’t it
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About You've Got A Friend
Artist and Song: | Carole King - You've Got A Friend |
Album: | Tapestry |
Genre: | Pop, Soul |
Year: | 1971 |
Difficulty: | Moderate |
Tuning: | G C E A |
Key: | Em |
Chords: | [G], [C], [A], [B7], [Em], [G7] |
Strumming: | D - DU - UDU |
About Carole King - You've Got A Friend Ukulele Chords & Strumming Pattern
"You've Got A Friend" is a song by Pop, Soul artist Carole King. It was released in 1971 on the album, titled "Tapestry". You've Got A Friend is considered under Pop, Soul genre.- The original key of You've Got A Friend is Em.
- D - DU - UDU is the suggested strumming pattern for this Carole King song.
- [G], [C], [A], [B7], [Em], [G7] are the ukulele chords for playing You've Got A Friend with the original key (Em) on ukulele.
- Click here to start playing You've Got A Friend on your ukulele now.
What Are The Chords For You've Got A Friend On Ukulele?
You will play the [G], [C], [A], [B7], [Em], [G7] ukulele chords while playing You've Got A Friend with your ukulele in the Em key, original tone of the song.
How Do You Strum You've Got A Friend On Ukulele?
You've Got A Friend ukulele strumming pattern is D - DU - UDU. You can also try D (down) if the suggested pattern is hard for you.
Who Sings You've Got A Friend?
You've Got A Friend is performed by Carole King. It was first released on the album "Tapestry" in 1971.