I'm Yours — ukulele chords
Play I'm Yours by Jason Mraz on ukulele: the chords as tap-to-hear diagrams, the progression you can play and transpose, and the theory behind it — in C major. Free.
The chords
Every chord in I'm Yours, as a tap-to-hear ukulele shape (standard gCEA). The little numeral is its role in C major.
Hear the progression
The four-chord pop loop, start to finish: C–G–Am–F (I–V–vi–IV). Press play, and drag the Key control to move it to wherever your voice sits.
Why it works on ukulele
The song that launched a thousand ukuleles. Four open shapes, a lazy reggae-pop strum, and the most-loved progression in pop — perfect for a first strum-along.
The theory
This is the I–V–vi–IV 'axis' progression that powers an enormous share of pop songs. The vi (Am) is the emotional dip, and the IV (F) lifts you gently back home to C. Endlessly loopable, which is exactly why the song floats along the way it does.
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What are the ukulele chords for I'm Yours?
I'm Yours uses C, G, Am, F, in the key of C major. The four-chord pop loop, start to finish: C–G–Am–F (I–V–vi–IV).
Is I'm Yours easy to play on ukulele?
The song that launched a thousand ukuleles. Four open shapes, a lazy reggae-pop strum, and the most-loved progression in pop — perfect for a first strum-along.
What key is I'm Yours in?
C major. This is the I–V–vi–IV 'axis' progression that powers an enormous share of pop songs. The vi (Am) is the emotional dip, and the IV (F) lifts you gently back home to C. Endlessly loopable, which is exactly why the song floats along the way it does.