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How to Play Sweater Weather on Ukulele
“Sweater Weather” is a track by American alternative pop, pop-rock band the Neighbourhood. The track was written by group members Jesse Rutherford, Zach Abels, and Jeremy Freedman, and was produced by Justyn Pilbrow. It serves because of the lead single from their debut studio album, I Love You (2013).
“Sweater Weather” reached number one on the Billboard Alternative Songs chart in June 2013, logging eleven non-consecutive weeks on the summit of the chart. Pentatonix covered the track for their 2018 album Christmas Is Here! with an accompanying music video.
The Neighbourhood – Sweater Weather (Official Video)
Chords For Sweater Weather On Ukulele?
The original key of Sweater Weather is C.
You’ll play the [C], [Am], [Em], [G], [D] ukulele chords while playing Sweater Weather along with your ukulele in the C key, the original tone of the track.
How Do You Strum Sweater Weather On Ukulele?
Sweater Weather ukulele strumming pattern is D – DU – DU – DU. It’s also possible to try D (down) if the recommended pattern is difficult for you.
Structure of the Song
Verse:
All I
I hate the
With my toes in the
Use the sleeves on my
Head in the
Touch my
You in those
Chorus:
Oh woah,
‘Cause it’s too
For you
So let me
Both your
Verse:
And if I
To
Then I watch your face.
These hearts adore,
Chorus:
Coming down
Nothing that
Cause it’s too
For you
So let me
Both your
‘Cause it’s too
For you
So let me
Both your
Bridge:
No no
Whoa-oh…oh oh
Oh-oh, na-na-na-na
Whoa
Whoa-oh…oh
Whoa-oh
Chorus:
‘Cause it’s too
For you
So let me
Both your
‘Cause it’s too
For you
So let me
Both your
How to Play Sweater Weather on Ukulele
Conclusion
Sweater Weather is a type of song that is simple to teach, and most importantly enjoyable to play. Hopefully, this small guide showed you the best way to play Sweater Weather on the ukulele in a simple way. You’ll need a Capo for this track, however, you’ll find those for cheap in your local music store. They don’t need to be too nice, simply good enough to work sometimes.