Famous ukulele
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Intro: F Dm C Bb F Gm C
F Dm
Don't get me wrong, it's pretty cool to be on T.V
C Bb
So all the folks back home can see me
F
And then I'm livin' it out
Gm C
All the things I used to dream about
F
Yeah, it's pretty great, the playin' on a stage
Dm C
Proud 'cause there ain't an empty seat in the place
Bb F
But, girl, ever since I met you
Gm C
I got a whole new perspective
[Refrão]
F
If I'm gonna be famous for somethin
Dm C Bb
I wanna be famous for lovin' you
F Gm
If I'm gonna be known around the world
C F
I wanna because of you, girl
C Dm
Nothin' wrong with the center of attention
C Bb
Long as I'm with you, I don't mind the pictures
F Gm7
If I'm gonna be famous for somethin'
C F Dm
Girl, I wanna be famous for lovin' you
C Bb F Gm C
Famous for lovin' you
F Dm
Yeah, I hope the first question people ask me
C Bb
Is "How's your girl and how's your family?"
F Gm
I could go on and on and on
C F
Talkin' 'bout you for days
C Dm
You can bet when I hear, "Congratulations"
C Bb
Want it to be because we made it
F
Another five years
Gm C
Best thing I got is right here
[Refrão]
F
If I'm gonna be famous for somethin
Dm C Bb
I wanna be famous for lovin' you
F Gm
If I'm gonna be known around the world
C F
I wanna because of you, girl
C Dm
Nothin' wrong with the center of attention
C Bb
Long as I'm with you, I don't mind the pictures
F Gm7
If I'm gonna be famous for somethin
C F C Dm
Girl, I wanna be famous for lovin' you Ohhhh
C Bb
famous for lovin' you
F Gm F C
Ooh
[Refrão]
F
If I'm gonna be famous for somethin
Dm C Bb
I wanna be famous for lovin' you
F Gm
If I'm gonna be known around the world
C F
I wanna because of you, girl
C Dm
Nothin' wrong with the center of attention
C Bb
Long as I'm with you, I don't mind the pictures
F Gm7
If I'm gonna be famous for somethin
C F Dm
Girl, I wanna be famous for lovin' you
C Bb F Gm
Famous for lovin' you
C F C
Famous for lovin' you
( Dm C Bb F Gm7 C F )
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How to play "Famous" [Ukulele Chords] by Mason Ramsey
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Song Overview:
- Key: F major
- Tuning: Standard Ukulele (G C E A)
- Difficulty: Beginner
Chords Used:
- F major (2010)
- Dm (2210)
- C major (0003)
- Bb major (3211)
- Gm (0231)
- Gm7 (0211)
Strumming Pattern:
- Suggested strumming pattern:
Down, down-up, down-up (DDU DU)
- Keep the strumming steady, with more emphasis on the down strums during
the chorus for dynamic contrast.
Sections Breakdown:
[Intro]
- Chord Progression: F - Dm - C - Bb - F - Gm - C
Play each chord clearly, emphasizing the transitions between F and Dm.
[Verse 1]
- Chord Progression: F - Dm - C - Bb
F - Gm - C
Maintain a relaxed strumming pattern for the verses, ensuring smooth transitions
between the chords.
[Chorus]
- Chord Progression: F - Dm - C - Bb
F - Gm - C - F
C - Dm - C - Bb
F - Gm7 - C - F
Build intensity during the chorus by adding a stronger down strum to emphasize
the lyrics.
[Verse 2]
- Chord Progression: F - Dm - C - Bb
F - Gm - C - F
Keep the strumming consistent as in Verse 1, making sure transitions stay smooth.
[Chorus]
- Same chord progression as the first chorus:
F - Dm - C - Bb
F - Gm - C - F
C - Dm - C - Bb
F - Gm7 - C - F
[Outro]
- Chord Progression: Dm - C - Bb - F - Gm7 - C - F
Let the final chords ring out to end the song gently.
Common Mistakes:
- Watch out for the Bb chord, as it can be tricky for beginners.
Make sure you’re pressing down all strings cleanly.
General Tips:
- Practice the Bb and Gm7 chord changes to avoid stumbling during the song.
- Focus on a steady, even strumming rhythm, especially during the verses.
- Try to add dynamics by strumming more softly during the verses and building
up the intensity in the chorus.
Song Facts:
- "Famous" is one of Mason Ramsey’s most popular songs, first released in 2018.
- The song highlights themes of young love and being recognized for caring
about someone rather than just for fame.
- It’s a catchy country-pop track that gained attention due to Mason’s young age
and viral popularity as the "Walmart Yodeling Kid."
Song Meaning:
- The song reflects on the desire to be famous, not for personal achievements,
but for being a loving partner. It speaks to how fame should come from
meaningful connections, rather than superficial accomplishments.
Comparisons to Previous Works:
- Similar in tone to other tracks like "Before I Knew It" and "Twang,"
this song captures Mason Ramsey's youthful take on love and affection.
It continues his theme of innocent, heartfelt lyrics mixed with catchy
country melodies.
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