Chords for Amazing Grace for Ukulele - Lesson Tutorial - Ukulele Sisters
Tempo:
98.5 bpm
Chords used:
C
Am
F
G
Em
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[C] [Em] [Am]
[F] [C] [Em]
[Am] Hi, [N] this is Jenny from 21 Songs in 6 Days here to teach you Amazing Grace.
I do Amazing Grace with 5 chords.
[C] I do the C chord, and I do a C7, and I do an [F] F, [Am] I also do an A minor, [G] and a G7.
[C] When you're first learning it, you can just do one, three chords per measure, all downs.
Amazing Grace, or what I like to do is a more complicated strumming pattern, which is down,
[E] down, up, down, down, down, up, down, down, down, up, down.
And that works with the 3-4 pattern really well.
It's sometimes helpful to speak the words with the strumming pattern to get the rhythm worked out.
Because we start on a pick up, you want to make sure you don't strum until May, Amazing Grace.
Amazing Grace, [A] how sweet the sound.
[C] And you can practice the whole song that way.
So here we go, Amazing Grace.
Amazing Grace, [F] how sweet [C] the sound.
That saved [Am] a wretch [G] like me.
[C] I once was lost, [F] but now [C] am found.
[Am] Was [G] blind, but now [C] I see.
T 'was grace that taught [F] my heart [C] to fear, and grace [Am] my fears [G] relieved.
[C] How precious did [F] that [C] grace appear, [Am] the hour [G] I first [C] believed.
Amazing [F] Grace, how sweet [C] the sound.
That saved [Am] a wretch [G] like me.
[C] I once was [F] lost, but now [C]
[Am] was blind, [G] but now [C] I see.
Enjoy.
[Em] [Am]
[F] [C] [Em]
[Am] Amazing [F] Grace. Amazing [Am]
[F] [C] [Em]
[Am] Hi, [N] this is Jenny from 21 Songs in 6 Days here to teach you Amazing Grace.
I do Amazing Grace with 5 chords.
[C] I do the C chord, and I do a C7, and I do an [F] F, [Am] I also do an A minor, [G] and a G7.
[C] When you're first learning it, you can just do one, three chords per measure, all downs.
Amazing Grace, or what I like to do is a more complicated strumming pattern, which is down,
[E] down, up, down, down, down, up, down, down, down, up, down.
And that works with the 3-4 pattern really well.
It's sometimes helpful to speak the words with the strumming pattern to get the rhythm worked out.
Because we start on a pick up, you want to make sure you don't strum until May, Amazing Grace.
Amazing Grace, [A] how sweet the sound.
[C] And you can practice the whole song that way.
So here we go, Amazing Grace.
Amazing Grace, [F] how sweet [C] the sound.
That saved [Am] a wretch [G] like me.
[C] I once was lost, [F] but now [C] am found.
[Am] Was [G] blind, but now [C] I see.
T 'was grace that taught [F] my heart [C] to fear, and grace [Am] my fears [G] relieved.
[C] How precious did [F] that [C] grace appear, [Am] the hour [G] I first [C] believed.
Amazing [F] Grace, how sweet [C] the sound.
That saved [Am] a wretch [G] like me.
[C] I once was [F] lost, but now [C]
[Am] was blind, [G] but now [C] I see.
Enjoy.
[Em] [Am]
[F] [C] [Em]
[Am] Amazing [F] Grace. Amazing [Am]
Key:
C
Am
F
G
Em
C
Am
F
[C] _ _ _ [Em] _ _ _ [Am] _ _
_ [F] _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ [Em] _
_ _ [Am] _ Hi, [N] this is Jenny from 21 Songs in 6 Days here to teach you Amazing Grace.
I do Amazing Grace with 5 chords.
[C] I do the C chord, and I do a C7, and I do an [F] F, [Am] I also do an A minor, [G] and a G7.
[C] When you're first learning it, you can just do one, three chords per measure, all downs.
_ _ _ _ Amazing Grace, or what I like to do is a more complicated strumming pattern, which is down,
[E] down, up, down, down, down, up, down, down, down, up, down.
And that works with the 3-4 pattern really well.
It's sometimes helpful to speak the words with the strumming pattern to get the rhythm worked out.
Because we start on a pick up, you want to make sure you don't strum until May, Amazing Grace.
_ Amazing Grace, [A] how sweet the sound.
[C] And you can practice the whole song that way.
So here we go, Amazing Grace.
_ _ Amazing Grace, [F] how sweet _ [C] the sound.
That saved [Am] a wretch [G] like _ me.
_ [C] I once was lost, [F] but now [C] am found.
[Am] Was [G] blind, but now [C] I see.
T _ 'was grace that taught [F] my heart [C] to fear, and grace [Am] my fears [G] relieved. _ _ _
[C] How precious _ did [F] that [C] grace appear, [Am] the hour [G] I first [C] believed. _ _ _ _
_ Amazing _ [F] Grace, how sweet [C] the sound.
That saved [Am] a wretch [G] like me.
_ _ [C] I once was [F] lost, but now [C] _
_ [Am] was blind, [G] but now [C] I see.
_ _ Enjoy. _ _
_ [Em] _ _ _ _ [Am] _ _ _
[F] _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ [Em] _ _
[Am] Amazing _ [F] Grace. Amazing _ [Am] _
_ [F] _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ [Em] _
_ _ [Am] _ Hi, [N] this is Jenny from 21 Songs in 6 Days here to teach you Amazing Grace.
I do Amazing Grace with 5 chords.
[C] I do the C chord, and I do a C7, and I do an [F] F, [Am] I also do an A minor, [G] and a G7.
[C] When you're first learning it, you can just do one, three chords per measure, all downs.
_ _ _ _ Amazing Grace, or what I like to do is a more complicated strumming pattern, which is down,
[E] down, up, down, down, down, up, down, down, down, up, down.
And that works with the 3-4 pattern really well.
It's sometimes helpful to speak the words with the strumming pattern to get the rhythm worked out.
Because we start on a pick up, you want to make sure you don't strum until May, Amazing Grace.
_ Amazing Grace, [A] how sweet the sound.
[C] And you can practice the whole song that way.
So here we go, Amazing Grace.
_ _ Amazing Grace, [F] how sweet _ [C] the sound.
That saved [Am] a wretch [G] like _ me.
_ [C] I once was lost, [F] but now [C] am found.
[Am] Was [G] blind, but now [C] I see.
T _ 'was grace that taught [F] my heart [C] to fear, and grace [Am] my fears [G] relieved. _ _ _
[C] How precious _ did [F] that [C] grace appear, [Am] the hour [G] I first [C] believed. _ _ _ _
_ Amazing _ [F] Grace, how sweet [C] the sound.
That saved [Am] a wretch [G] like me.
_ _ [C] I once was [F] lost, but now [C] _
_ [Am] was blind, [G] but now [C] I see.
_ _ Enjoy. _ _
_ [Em] _ _ _ _ [Am] _ _ _
[F] _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ [Em] _ _
[Am] Amazing _ [F] Grace. Amazing _ [Am] _