Mr. Sandman Uke tab by The Chordettes

12 Chords used in the song: Cmaj7, B7, E7, Aaug7, D6, G7, C, G#7, A7aug, Dm7, Fm, D7

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Year:  2010
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4.59
(Intermediate)
Key: unknownChords
Strumming pattern is D chordD DU DU DU with more emphasis on the first D chordD.

Go through the strumming pattern twice for each chord except for when it goes G#7 to G7- only do it once for those.

The last 4 chords sounds good if you just strum down once for each one.

Enjoy!


Cmaj7 chordCmaj7 B7 chordB7
Mr. Sandman, bring me a dream


E7 chordE7 Aaug7 chordAaug7
Make him the cutest that I've ever seen


D6 chordD6 G7 chordG7
Give him two lips like roses and clover


C chordC G#7 chordG#7 G7 chordG7
Then tell him that his lonesome nights are over


Cmaj7 chordCmaj7 B7 chordB7
Sandman, I'm so alone

E7 chordE7 A7aug chordA7aug
Don't have nobody to call my own

Dm7 chordDm7 Fm chordFm
Please turn on your magic beam


C chordC D7 chordD7 G7 chordG7 C chordC
Mr. Sandman, bring me a dream

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while you driving
25 Nov 2020
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this is such a cute song to sing while your fking
25 Nov 2020
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About this song: Mr. Sandman

"Mr. Sandman" was written by Pat Ballard, published in 1954 and first recorded in that same year by The Chordettes. The song was released on the Cadence Records label. According to the Mr. Sandman Songfacts, the chorus features a circle of fifths followed for six chords in a row within the chorus' chord progression. The single reached number 1 on the Billboard United States charts and number 11 on the United Kingdom charts in 1954.Later in the same year versions of the song were released by Max Bygraves and The Four Aces. Read more on Last.fm.

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