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Challenge yourself with hard ukulele songs for advanced players featuring difficult chord progressions and techniques.

Learn Christmas and winter holiday songs on the ukulele.

Play songs from Disney and Pixar movies and shows on the ukulele, with chords and play-along videos.

Start learning easier songs on the ukulele that are suitable for beginners. Each song only needs a few simple chords!

There are many songs that are famous for specifically being played on a ukulele. It's a lot of fun to learn these songs, since your playing will sound more similar to the original song recording.

Learn popular ukulele songs that use just four chords. With four chords you can play many well-known songs!

Play children's songs on the ukulele, with chords, lyrics, and a difficulty rating for every song.

Play country songs on the ukulele, with chords, lyrics, and a difficulty rating for every song.

Play folk songs on the ukulele, with chords, lyrics, and a difficulty rating for every song.

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Learn ukulele songs for the Halloween season! Everything spooky, creepy, and scary!

Learn Hanukkah songs on the ukulele to play with family and friends over the eight nights.

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Ready to move past the basics? Play popular ukulele songs with a few more chords and quicker changes, picked for intermediate players.

Learn how to play the chords on the ukulele for songs that are perfect for American Independence Day on July 4th.

Learn New Year's songs on the ukulele to ring in the new year with friends and family.

Learn how to play Irish songs on the ukulele that are perfect for celebrating St. Patrick's Day.

Learn ukulele songs for summer: sunshine, road trips, beach days, and long warm evenings.

Learn Thanksgiving songs on the ukulele for a warm holiday gathering with family and friends.

Learn popular ukulele songs that only use three chords. A great next step after mastering two-chord songs!

Learn to play music on the ukulele with songs from popular TV shows and movies.

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Challenging ukulele songs for experienced players, with barre chords, jazzier voicings, fast changes and the occasional key change. Think "Bohemian Rhapsody" (yes, really) and John Lennon's "Woman." About half of them use B or E, which usually need a barre on the ukulele, so warm those shapes up first.

Get into the holiday spirit with Christmas songs and winter favorites on the ukulele, from "Jingle Bell Rock" and "Feliz Navidad" to "All I Want for Christmas Is You." G and D show up in about half of them, with Em close behind, so a few shapes get you through a lot of the season. Good for caroling, family sing-alongs or a cozy December practice session.

Disney movie songs for ukulele players of every age, from "Let It Go" and "Hakuna Matata" to "Do You Want to Build a Snowman?" These are some of the most familiar melodies around, so they make great first songs for kids and adults alike. Many lean on C, F and G7, the same easy shapes you'll find in most beginner songs.

Simple songs for beginner ukulele players, each using four easy chords or fewer, like "Bellyache" and "Rhiannon." G, C and D show up in most of them, so learning those three shapes unlocks a big part of this list. Focus on clean changes and a steady strum before you speed up.

The best-known ukulele songs: hits where the ukulele carries the original recording, like "Riptide," "Hey, Soul Sister" and Israel Kamakawiwo'ole's "Over the Rainbow." If someone hands you a ukulele at a party, these are the songs people expect to hear. They're friendlier than they sound, since most of them use C, F, G and Am.

Popular songs that loop just four chords, the sweet spot for playing hits on the ukulele, from "Riptide" to Sam Smith's "Stay With Me." Once a progression clicks, you can carry it into dozens of songs. Learn a few of these and you're ready for most sing-alongs.

Ukulele songs for kids, from "Happy Birthday" and "Let It Go" to Sesame Street favorites. They're short, familiar and easy to sing, which makes them great first songs, and many use the same beginner shapes: C, F and G7. Good for playing with kids at home or in the classroom.

Country songs and country classics for the ukulele, from Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire" and "You Are My Sunshine" to "Wagon Wheel." Country keeps things simple, with D, A and G coming up again and again, so these are friendly for beginners. A bright, steady strum makes them sound full even on a small instrument.

Folk songs and acoustic sing-alongs that feel right at home on the ukulele, from "Leaving on a Jet Plane" and "Hallelujah" to Passenger's "Let Her Go." Folk was made for small acoustic instruments and singing together, so expect simple progressions, storytelling lyrics and songs that sound right around a campfire.

Traditional and modern songs from Hawaii, the ukulele's home, like Israel Kamakawiwo'ole's "Over the Rainbow." They're a good way to hear where the ukulele's sound comes from.

Indie and alternative favorites that sound great on a ukulele, like Vance Joy's "Riptide" and Twenty One Pilots' "House of Gold." Indie leans on simple chord loops and a relaxed strum, and a few of these were recorded on ukulele in the first place.

Classic old songs for the ukulele: crooner ballads, old movie songs and holiday classics like "Fly Me to the Moon," "Moon River" and "White Christmas." They often use a few more chords, including sevenths like G7 and D7, which makes them great for growing your chord vocabulary.

The pop hits people actually want to hear on a ukulele, from Bruno Mars's "Count On Me" and Train's "Hey, Soul Sister" to Billie Eilish and Lady Gaga. Pop is built on catchy melodies over a few repeating chords, which is exactly what a ukulele does best. These are the most-played pop songs on UkeBuddy.

Rock songs you can play on the ukulele, from the Beatles' "Let It Be" and "Hey Jude" to Radiohead's "Creep" and The Cranberries' "Zombie." Strip away the distortion and most rock songs are a few strong chords and a steady strum, with G, C and D doing most of the work.

Soul and rhythm and blues classics for the ukulele, like Ben E. King's "Stand By Me," Nina Simone's "Feeling Good" and Alicia Keys's "Fallin'." They bring richer chords and more groove than most pop, so they're a nice next step once the basics feel comfortable.

This Halloween, grab your ukulele for spooky (and silly) songs like "Monster Mash," "Werewolves of London" and "Bad Moon Rising." Most stick to a handful of chords like G, D and C, so they're easy to pull out at a costume party.

Songs for the eight nights of Hanukkah, the Jewish Festival of Lights, from "I Have a Little Dreidel" to Adam Sandler's "The Hanukkah Song." Most are short with just a few chords, so they're easy to play while the candles burn. Hanukkah's dates move each year with the Hebrew calendar.

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Ukulele songs for players past the beginner stage, with a few more chords and quicker changes, like "Hey, Soul Sister," "Over the Rainbow" and "Hakuna Matata." These are the most-played intermediate songs on UkeBuddy. If one feels like a stretch, use the chord filter to start with songs that need fewer shapes.

Celebrate the Fourth of July, Independence Day in the United States, with patriotic and party songs on the ukulele like "American Pie," "Party in the USA" and "Firework." Bring them to a picnic, barbecue or backyard fireworks show, where a big sing-along chorus matters more than fancy chord changes.

Songs to ring in the New Year on your ukulele, including "Auld Lang Syne" for the midnight countdown. Some of these move through more chords than usual, so give yourself a practice run before the party.

Irish pub songs and folk classics for strumming on March 17, from "Whiskey in the Jar" and "Drunken Sailor" to The Cranberries' "Zombie." Nearly every song here leans on G and D, so they're quick to learn and easy to sing with friends.

Sunny, upbeat ukulele tunes for the summer months, like "Kokomo," "Walking on Sunshine" and "Summer of '69." Upbeat and easy to sing, they're made for picnics, beach days, campfires and porch jams.

Songs about gratitude, family and gathering around the table for a Thanksgiving ukulele sing-along, from "Over the River and Through the Wood" to Ben Rector's "The Thanksgiving Song." Thanksgiving falls on the fourth Thursday in November in the US, and these work well for a sing-along after dinner.

Songs built on just three chords, from classics like "Leaving on a Jet Plane" to newer hits like Billie Eilish's "Bellyache." Three chords cover a huge range of music but are few enough to learn in an afternoon. Most of these use some mix of C, G, D, F and A.

Movie and TV songs you can play on the ukulele, like "Let It Go," "Hakuna Matata" and Sesame Street's "Celebrity Lullaby." Everyone already knows how these go, which makes them great for playing with friends or kids. Plenty use C, G and D, so they're approachable even if you're fairly new.

The simplest ukulele songs around, each needing just two chords, like Arctic Monkeys' "505" and Maroon 5's "Moves Like Jagger." It's the easiest place to start if you've never played before: with only two shapes to learn, you can put all your attention on strumming and switching cleanly.

Romantic ukulele songs for Valentine's Day on February 14, like "Can't Help Falling in Love," "La Vie en Rose" and "Stay With Me." Plenty of them use C, G, F and Am, so you can learn one in an evening and play it for someone you love.

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