Just to keep them handy, I’m going to put up a bunch of links for lyrics and chords, mostly (but not all) for uke.<\/p>\n
Ukulele Boogaloo<\/a> has almost 300 songs with chords and ukelele chord diagrams. Unfortunately, not all of the songs have complete chord diagrams.<\/p>\n Dominator’s tabs<\/a> are very well done, but tend to be for more accomplished players.<\/p>\n Akulele<\/a> has a few nice fingerpicking tabs for uke. I intend to learn Tico-tico sometime, but I came up with my own version of Carol of the Bells<\/em>. Akulele’s is a bit more sophisticated, I think.<\/p>\n The 4th Peg<\/a> has some PDFs of some of my favorite songs. I recently gave away my printout of A Summer Song<\/em>, and had to go here to replace it.<\/p>\n Sing-along Folk, Rock, and Guitar Songs<\/a> isn’t ukulele-specific, but it’s got lyrics and chords for a lot<\/em> of good songs.<\/p>\n Neither is Betty Lou’s site<\/a> specific to ukuleles, but she also has chords and lyrics for a lot of songs. I’ve noticed a few errors in the lyrics for some of the songs I’ve grabbed from there, but it’s still a valuable resource.<\/p>\n Jim Bottorff’s Banjo Page<\/a> has lyrics and chords for a lot of (mostly) traditional songs, along with midi files if you don’t know the tunes.<\/p>\n Dr. Uke<\/a> has mostly older songs on his site.<\/p>\n Nalu Music<\/a> has tablature for a few pieces of classical music.<\/p>\n There are about half-a-dozen songs available at Australele<\/a>. They have a unique presentation of the chords in the files.<\/p>\n The Ukulele Vault<\/a> isn’t strictly a lyrics&chords site, but it has periodic presentations of such.<\/p>\n There are 100 songs available at Tropical Storm Hawaii<\/a>. I don’t recognize most of them, probably because I’m too old (or have taste … take your choice).<\/p>\n