It doesn’t seem to be what he’s using but it’s what I’d recommend. I’ve suggested a thumb and two fingers picking pattern (shown in the first bar and repeated all the way through). The intro is longer and there’s a verse missing. The arrangement, though, is slightly different. Here’s Liz doing an excellent version by combining the picking with the open chords. That means you can switch chord inversions as you see fit. The ukulele version has the same basic chords but a few different inversions. (Cover by Dakota Lynne) is asong byDakota Lynnewith a tempo of103 BPM.It can also be used half-time at52 BPM or double-time at206. Just do one down strum each for the F and Fm. Suggested Strummingĭo that once each for Dm and G. When this happens, its usually because the owner only shared it with. And below the ukulele picking version from the movie. Above is the plain chords based on the Karen O guitar version. I’ve written up two versions of the song. I'm lying on the moon My dear, I'll be there soon It's a quiet starry. Here’s a ukulele-based précis if you need to catch up. The song was written for the Spike Jonze film Her where it’s performed by Joaquin Phoenix playing ukulele and Scarlett Johansson playing a Siri. Verse 1: Im Dm lying G on the C moon My Dm dear, Ill G be there C soon Its a Dm quiet G. By my reckoning the last ukulele song to win the Best Song Oscar was Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head in 1969.īut that could change this year with the nomination of Karen O’s The Moon Song this year.

Karen o the moon song