Uploaded August 2021 | Updated September 2026, 6 days ago
New Colony Six was probably best known in Hawaii for their 1968 hit, "I Will Always Think About You." I really loved this 1971 release. Hope you like my rendition.
[F] When I saw you [Am7] yesterday
It [Gm] started all a[C7]gain
The [Bb] hurt that I had [C7] left behind
has [F] caught up once again
Everyone's in [Fmaj7] love
But [Gm7] love can bring you [C7] down
If [Bb] no one wants the [C7] love you have to [F] give
[F] Love means more than [C] life to me
and I'd [Gm] love to have you [C7] back
[F] Stopped and laughed at [C] things we did
The [Bb] laughter makes me [C] sad
It's a [Bb] long, [F] long, [Gm] time
[C7] To be a[Bb]lone [ F Gm C7 ]
To be a[F]lone [ Fmaj7 Gm C7 Bb C7 F Gm-C7 ]
Do [F] you remember [Am7] asking me,
“[Gm] Won't you stay a [C7] while?”
[Bb] When I said “for[C7]ever” that made you [F] smile
I look for that [Fmaj7] smile
on [Gm7] every face I [C7] see
But [Bb] smiles don't mean a [C7] thing
if they're not for [F] me
[F] Love means more than [C] life to me
and I'd [Gm] love to have you [C7] back
[F] Stopped and laughed at [C] things we did
The [Bb] laughter makes me [C] sad
It's a [Bb] long, [F] long, [Gm] time
[C7] to be a[Bb]lone [ F Gm C7 ]
To be a[Bb]lone [ F Gm C7 ]
To be a[Bb]lone [ F Gm C7 F ]
New Colony Six was probably best known in Hawaii for their 1968 hit, "I Will Always Think About You." I really loved this 1971 release. Hope you like my rendition.
[F] When I saw you [Am7] yesterday
It [Gm] started all a[C7]gain
The [Bb] hurt that I had [C7] left behind
has [F] caught up once again
Everyone's in [Fmaj7] love
But [Gm7] love can bring you [C7] down
If [Bb] no one wants the [C7] love you have to [F] give
[F] Love means more than [C] life to me
and I'd [Gm] love to have you [C7] back
[F] Stopped and laughed at [C] things we did
The [Bb] laughter makes me [C] sad
It's a [Bb] long, [F] long, [Gm] time
[C7] To be a[Bb]lone [ F Gm C7 ]
To be a[F]lone [ Fmaj7 Gm C7 Bb C7 F Gm-C7 ]
Do [F] you remember [Am7] asking me,
“[Gm] Won't you stay a [C7] while?”
[Bb] When I said “for[C7]ever” that made you [F] smile
I look for that [Fmaj7] smile
on [Gm7] every face I [C7] see
But [Bb] smiles don't mean a [C7] thing
if they're not for [F] me
[F] Love means more than [C] life to me
and I'd [Gm] love to have you [C7] back
[F] Stopped and laughed at [C] things we did
The [Bb] laughter makes me [C] sad
It's a [Bb] long, [F] long, [Gm] time
[C7] to be a[Bb]lone [ F Gm C7 ]
To be a[Bb]lone [ F Gm C7 ]
To be a[Bb]lone [ F Gm C7 F ]


![Love, Look Away (from Flower Drum Song) ukulele rendition
The third song in this beer can series is from the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical, Flower Drum Song. I love this musical and this is the fourth song from this musical that Ive tried. Such a sad song of unrequited love.
[Bbmaj7] I have wished be[Cm7]fore
[Bbmaj7] I will wish no [Cm7] more [F7]
[Bbmaj7] Love, look away
[Cm7] Love, look away from [Dm7] me
[Eb°] Fly, when you pass my [Gm] door
[Cm7] Fly and get lost at [Bb°] sea
[Bbmaj7] Call it a day,
[Cm7] Love, let us say were [Dm7] through
[Eb°] No good are you for [Gm] me
[Cm7] No good am I for [Bb] you
[Cm7] Wanting you so, I [Bb] try too much
[Cm7] After you go, I [Gm7] cry too [Bbmaj7] much [ Cm7 F7 ]
[Bbmaj7] Love, look away
[Cm7] lonely though I may [Dm7] be
[Eb°] Leave me and set me [Gm] free [Ebm6]
Look a[Bb]way, look a[Bbmaj7]way, look a[Cm7]way
[F7] from [Bb] me Love, Look Away (from Flower Drum Song) ukulele rendition](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Vh-Z_-3zFGA/mqdefault.jpg)
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This is one of my favorite Japanese songs that I tried to cover a long time ago. Just moving this video over from my uketoob channel to this one. Im not fluent in Japanese, so I hope I didnt sing this one too badly, but as usual, when I like a song, Im willing to give it a try. Found this explanation of the meaning of the title on Google: Koi No Yokan (Japanese): The sense upon first meeting a person that the two of you are going to fall into love. This is different than “love at first sight,” since it implies that you might have a sense of imminent love, somewhere down the road, without yet feeling it.
Na[Cmaj7]ze, na[C6]ze, a[Bm7]nata [Em] wa
ki[Cmaj7]rei [D] ni na[Bm7]ritai [B7] no
So[Cmaj7]no me [C6] wo da[Bm7]re mo [Em] ga
mi[Cmaj7]tsume[D]te ku[F#m7]rena[Bm7]i no
[Em] Yoru [D6] wa ki [Cmaj7] mama [C6] ni
a[Bm7]nata [Cmaj7] o o[F#m7]doraseru [B7] dake
[Em] Koi [D6] no yo[Cmaj7]kan [C6] ga
ta[Bm7]da ka[Am7-]kenuke[Bm7-]ru da[Em]ke
Na[Cmaj7]ze, na[C6]ze, a[Bm7]nata [Em] wa
Su[Cmaj7]ki da [D] to i[Bm7]e nai [B7] no
To[Cmaj7]doka[C6]nu o[Bm7]moi [Em]ga
Yo[Cmaj7]zora [D]ni yu[F#m7]reta [B7] mama
[Em] Kaze [D6] wa ki[Cmaj7]magu[C6]re
A[Bm7]nata [Cmaj7] o ma[F#m7]do waseru [B7] dake
[Em] Koi [D6] no yo[Cmaj7]kan [C6] ga
ta[Bm7]da ka[Am7-]kenuke[Bm7-]ru da[Cmaj7]ke
[ C6 Bm7 Em Cmaj7 D Bm7 B7 ]
[Cmaj7] Dareka o matte mo
[Bm7] Donna ni matte mo
A[Am7]nata [F#m7] wa konya [B7]mo
[Em] Hoshi [D6] no a[Cmaj7]ida [C6]o
sa[Bm7]mayo[Cmaj7]i na[F#m7]gasareru [B7] dake
[Em] Yume [D6] no tsu[Cmaj7]zuki [C6] o
ma[Bm7]ta mi[Am7-]serare[Bm7-]ru da[Em]ke
[Em] Kaze [D6] wa ki[Cmaj7]magu[C6]re
A[Bm7]nata [Cmaj7] o ma[F#m7]do waseru [B7] dake
[Em] Koi [D6] no yo[Cmaj7]kan [C6] ga
ta[Bm7]da ka[Am7-]kenuke[Bm7-]ru da[Em]ke Koi no Yokan (Anzen Chitai ukulele rendition) 恋の予感](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/VjWMK6LEC2U/mqdefault.jpg)





![Dancing Queen (ABBA) ukulele rendition
I wasnt an especially big fan of ABBA in the 70s, although I did love their song, SOS. But Ive come to have a greater appreciation for certain groups from the past, like ABBA and the Bee Gees, I guess partially because of the nostalgia factor, but also a greater appreciation for how these singers and musicians created such great music.
[A] Friday night and the lights are [D] low
[A] looking out for a place to [F#m] go
[E] Where they play the right [Esus4] music
[E] Getting in the [Esus4] swing
You’ve come to [F#m] look for a king
[A] Anybody could be that [D] guy
[A] Night is young and the music’s [F#m] high
[E] With a bit of rock [Esus4] music
[E] Everything is [Esus4] fine
You’re in the [F#m] mood for a dance
and when you [Bm] get the cha-[E]-ance
chorus:
You are the [A] dancing queen
[D] Young and sweet, only [A] seventeen… [D]
[A] Dancing Queen, [D] feel the beat from
the [A] tambou[E] rine, oh [D] yeah [A]
[E] You can dance, [Db7] you can jive
[F#m] Having the time of your [B7] life
Oooh, [D] see that girl, [Bm7] watch that scene
Diggin’ the [A] dancing queen [ D A D ]
[A] You’re a teaser, you turn ‘em [D] on
[A] Leave ‘em burning and then you’re [F#m] gone
[E] Looking out for a[Esus4]nother
[E] Anyone will [Esus4] do
You’re in the [F#m] mood for a dance
and when you [Bm] get the [E] chance
(chorus) Dancing Queen (ABBA) ukulele rendition](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/WrSk15-LBUs/mqdefault.jpg)
![Im on Fire (Bruce Springsteen) ukulele rendition
[D] Hey little girl, is your daddy home
Did he go and leave you all alone, mm [G] hmm
I got a bad de[Bm7]sire, [G] oh, oh, [A] oh, Im on [D] fire
[D] Tell me now, baby, is he good to you
Can he do to you the things that I do, oh [G] no
I can take you [Bm7] higher, [G] oh, oh, [A] oh, Im on [D] fire
Sometimes its like [G] someone took a knife
Baby, edgy and dull, and cut a [D] six-inch valley
Through the middle of my [Bm7] skull
At [D] night I wake up with the sheets soaking wet
And a freight train running through the middle of my head, only [G] you
Can cool my de[Bm7]sire, [G] oh, oh, [A] oh, Im on [D] fire
[G] Oh, oh, [A] oh, Im on [D] fire
[G] Oh, oh, [A] oh, Im on [D] fire Im on Fire (Bruce Springsteen) ukulele rendition](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/WwpokGlkBlA/mqdefault.jpg)