Make Every Day A Ukulele Day

artist:Keith Potger

, writer:Lum, Potger, Hawkes

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 {t:Make Every Day A Ukulele Day}
{artist: Keith Potger}
{subtitle:Words: Lum/Potger/Hawkes         Music: Lum/Potger}
{key: C}
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3F3VFkD4cQ  
{c: ℗ 2016 Circle Music - Released on: 2016-01-11}
{c: Thanks Garry Owen}
[C] 	[F] 	[G7] 	[C] 	[C] 	[G7]   [C] 
[C]  If you’re feeling sad and blue [G7] this is what you gotta do
[C]  Give yourself a reason to [F] smile 
[D7] Get a uke and pretty soon you can play your favourite tune
You'll [G7] find it's [D7] so worth-[G7]while

[C] Make every [F] day a [G7] ukulele [C] day and the world will [G7] sing a-[C]long
[D7] Pick up your uke and [G7] strum
[D7] you could be having [G7] so [D7] much [G7] fun
[C] Make every [F] day a [G7] ukulele [C] day and the world will [G7] sing a-[C]long

[C] Now you're in that happy place [G7] put a smile on every face
[C] That's what ukuleles can [F] do
[D7] Play alone or in a crowd, sing it soft or sing it loud
[G7] It's all [D7] up to [G7] you

[C] Make every [F] day a [G7] ukulele [C] day and the world will [G7] sing a-[C]long
[D7] Pick up your uke and [G7] strum
[D7] you could be having [G7] so [D7] much [G7] fun
[C] Make every [F] day a [G7] ukulele [C] day and the world will [G7] sing a-[C]long

[C] Brother, sister we can be, [G7] what we need is harmony
[C] Then perhaps we'll all under-[F]stand
[D7] After all is said and done spread the word to everyone
That [G7] there's this [D7] simple [G7] plan

[C] Make every [F] day a [G7] ukulele [C] day and the world will [G7] sing a-[C]long
[D7] Pick up your uke and [G7] strum
[D7] you could be having [G7] so [D7] much [G7] fun
[C] Make every [F] day a [G7] ukulele [C] day and the world will [G7] sing a-[C]long
[C] Make every [F] day a [G7] ukulele [C] day and the world will [G7] sing a-[C]long

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Title: Make Every Day A Ukulele Day

Artist: Keith Potger

Writer: Lum, Potger, Hawkes

Song Types: Ukulele

Key: C

Info: Keith Leon Potger AO (born 21 March 1941) is one of the founding members of the Australian pop-folk group the Seekers. He was born in Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) and is of Burgher[3] descent. In the Seekers, he played twelve string guitar (a 1967 Maton Special SS200/12), mandolin and banjo and sang. He has been the vocal, and often instrumental, arranger for the group throughout its career. Potger contributed the song "All I Can Remember" on the Seekers last 1960s studio album, Seen in Green, as well as co-writing (under the pseudonym "John Martin") the single "Emerald City". On the Seekers' first 1990s studio album Future Road, Potger wrote or co-wrote four songs; "Guardian Angel/Guiding Light", "Circle Of Love", "Forever Isn't Long Enough (For Me)" and "Future Road".

Potger was also the co-founder, in 1969, of the contemporary pop group the New Seekers with his business partner David Joseph. His solo CDs are Secrets of the Heart (2004) Sunday (2007) and Smile Now (2010). Six songs on Sunday were a collaboration with writer and poet Frank Howson.

Much of the recent past has been taken up with performing concert tours with the Seekers in Australia and the United Kingdom. In addition, Potger has performed solo concerts throughout Australia and the UK and continues this activity with bookings into 2019.

He is a self-taught musician, playing the banjo, 6- and 12-string guitars and keyboards. While still at school, he performed in vocal groups which evolved into The Seekers in early 1962. This lineup of The Seekers comprised Athol Guy, Bruce Woodley, Ken Ray and Potger.

Later that year, when Ken Ray left the group, Judith Durham joined Guy, Woodley and Potger, and they focused on the folk and gospel music boom, accompanying themselves on guitars, banjo and double bass. Potger's ability to arrange harmonies for the group members was evident from these early days.

He contributed the 12-string guitar riffs to The Seekers' chart topping recordings, augmenting the lead voice of Judith Durham and the group's harmonies and instrumental talents.

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Make Every Day A Ukulele Day

artist:Keith Potger

, writer:Lum, Potger, Hawkes

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