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Somebody That I Used To Know by Gotye – Ukulele Lesson

This song was a massive hit for Gotye back in 2011 topping both the UK and US charts, none of that matters though if you live in my house, because my wife cannot stand this song (mostly because of the video).

3 chords will see you through this song and there’s really only 2 sections that you need to get to grips with.

The Chords

For the verses you’ll only be using Dm and C – repeating half a bar of each throughout.

The chorus is a slight variation on this using the following pattern… Dm C Bb C.

The Rhythm

The Rhythm is exactly the same for the verses and the chorus and follows this pattern…

D-DUD-DU

Essentially you’re just repeating Down, Down Up twice per bar.

Playing that throughout will sound fine but to take it further hit the 3rd and 4th strings only on beats 2 and 4 of each bar which will sound something like this for the verse…

If you really want to take it further then try picking out individual notes from the chords. Have a listen to the song and see what you can do with it. It would actually make a great song to start trying out some fingerpicking patterns with,

That’s pretty much it. I’ll record a video tutorial for this one when I get time!

Intro: Dm, C, Dm, C x4

[Dm] Now and [C]then I think of [Dm]when we [C]were [Dm]together C, Dm, C
[Dm]Like when you [C]said you felt so [Dm]happy [C]you could [Dm]die C Dm C
[Dm]Told my[C]self that you were [Dm]right for [C]me
[Dm]But felt so [C]lonely in your [Dm]company[C]
[Dm]But that was [C]love and it’s an [Dm]ache I [C]still rem[Dm]ember C, Dm, C

Verse (same chord progression as above)

[Dm]But you [C]didn’t have to [Bb]cut me [C]off
[Dm]Make out [C]like it never [Bb]happened
And that [C]we were [Dm]nothing
And I [C]don’t even [Bb]need your [C]love
But you [Bb]treat me like a [C]stranger
And that [Bb]feels so [C]rough

[Dm]No, you [C]didn’t have to [Bb]stoop so [C]low
[Dm]Have your [C]friends collect your [Bb]records
And then [C]change your [Dm]number
I [C]guess that I don’t [Bb]need that [C]though
[Dm]Now you’re just some[C]body that I [Bb]used to [C]know
[Dm]Now you’re just some[C]body that I [Bb]used to [C]know
[Dm]Now you’re just some[C]body that I [Bb]used to [C]know

[Dm]Now and [C]then I think of [Dm]all the times you [C]screwed me [Dm]over C, Dm, C
[Dm]But had me[C] believing it was [Bb]always something [C]that I’d [Dm]done C. Dm, C
[Dm]And I [C]don’t wanna [Bb]live that [C]way
[Dm]Reading [C]into every [Bb]word you [C]say
[Dm]You [C]said that you could [Bb]let it [C]go
[Dm]And I wouldn’t catch you[C] hung up on some[Bb]body that you [C]used to know

Repeat Chorus, then end with:

[Dm]I [C]used [Bb]to [C]know

[Dm]I [C]used [Bb]to [C]know

[Dm]Now you’re just some[C]body that I [Bb]used to [C]know