Wellington International Ukulele Orchestra – I Love You, Raylene
Written By: admin on September 2, 2010
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The Wellington International Ukulele Orchestra performs ‘I Love You, Raylene’ at the Michael Fowler Centre, Wellington, New Zealand, 2009. Stephen Jessup is singing this song. His friend John McDougall wrote it. John was inspired by a piece of graffiti he saw painted in thick white house-paint on a billboard in Paekakariki, near Wellington. For credits and other stuff visit www.ukulele.co.nz.
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@ralius18: I think the intro is B, D7, and from then on it’s a G, D7. The G sounds better anyway. Not your standard G, it’s a barre chord like F# moved down 1 fret: 4232, which makes it easy to swap to the D7
They also appear to use a 2225 D and an Em here and there.
e.g. [G]I love you Raylene, I love you Raylene, I [D7] love you Raylene, I [G] love you Raylene
Then I think it goes: [C]I got drunk, how drunk I [B]got[ G]
The C isn’t quite right, close though. Hope that helps.
Does anyone have the chords to this song, and to ‘Short People’? Would be really appreciated. Thanks.
Very Cool!
Thanks for uploading this! It’s great
(Now won’t you pleeeaaase come play in Europe?)
Loving it – very cool! x
Such an awesome song, and video!
This makes me sooo happy : )
Wow y’all. Great performance and incredible video… so clear and crisp! Good onyas!
A fantastic song from a bloody brilliant show… I’ll never forget this concert at the Michael Fowler. Best I’d ever been to. Love you guys!!!!
I love it! Thanks!!
*more, please?*
Too beautiful!
x
Thanks so much guys
Go WIUO!
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