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April 30, 2007 at 7:39 pm
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As requested, Code Monkey Uke Remix tabs. Have fun. Let me know if I wrote anything out confusingly.
Code Monkey
By Jonathan Coulton
Ukulele remix by Kristen Shirts
Uke tuning: GCEA
Chords, unless otherwise noted:
A (2100)
B (4322)
E (4441)
G#min (8876)
C#min (6444)
F#min (6654)
Verse riff, repeat over and over like there’s no tomorrow:
E B A B
A|---------2--------------2--------------0---2---2--2-----
E|------4-----4-------2------2-------0-------2---2--2-----
C|--4-------------3--------------1-----------3---3--3-----
G|---------------------------------------------------------
Pre-chorus:
A B E(9877) B(8676) A(6454)
Code Monkey think maybe manager wanna write god damned login page himself
B A
Code Monkey not say it out loud
B
Code Monkey not crazy, just proud
Chorus:
E(9877) G#min
Code Monkey like Fritos
C#min B
Code Monkey like Tab and Mountain Dew
A
Code Monkey very simple man
F#min B
With big warm fuzzy secret heart:
[resume verse riff]
Code Monkey like you
Verse, Chorus
Bridge:
D A Am E
D A Am
Verse, Chorus
End with a few more verse riffs, and close with a flourish:
E B A B E
A|---------2--------------2--------------0---2---------7--
E|------4-----4-------2------2-------0-------2---------4--
C|--4-------------3--------------1-----------3---------4--
G|---------------------------------------------------------
Notes: In the live performances, the B in the chorus over “Dew . . .” is replaced with an E because it sounds better with the guitar part. I still think B sounds better on solo uke, and that allows you to avoid playing an E chord, the bane of the uke player’s existence.
I believe guitar players feeling left out can play along if they put a capo on the 5th fret! (I think it’s the 5th. Someone who knows what they’re talking about correct me if I’m wrong.)