Bedouin Soundclash

9 years ago

Raissa Mokrani

fragile and beautiful

10 years ago

Devon Woods

Sends me straight to Bright eyes!

10 years ago

nancy mongrain

i would say mandoline

11 years ago

markhotdog1

its alright . 79,009 plays ? really?

11 years ago

Dunkarooni

great I spent this song readng yet another pointless youtube argument!!! then writing this comment about my experiences!! :) now I have to listen again

11 years ago

garagesale916

Fireflies in the garden

12 years ago

Blade Steele

This song was used in our schools play before my friends monologue! INSTA LOVE

12 years ago

Cheu Mairlot

Could someone please tell me the chords? :)

12 years ago

stareandfade

@thegeneralsmuts I have a ukulele! (: This song is beautiful <3

12 years ago

Acid Contraption

Welp. Apologies to all.

12 years ago

Cur734

@ijustmaybe Yea dude hahaha! You're totally the asshole of this page! FAIL AT LIFE!

12 years ago

cephir909

i was curious if this is a we are scientists cover, well, it isn't.

12 years ago

didiermv

does anyone have the tabs?

12 years ago

Liam P

@thegeneralsmuts your a great guy.

12 years ago

Liam P

@thegeneralsmuts your gay.

12 years ago

Norm1011616

@thegeneralsmuts You were just right to begin with. When you are expressing these terms in a purely text format it is always 'an ukulele'. Pronunciation does not alter the spelling of a word and as the 'a' is always followed by the vowel 'u(kulele)', the proper grammar is to use 'an'. You don't mess around with grammar just to suit people who can't/don't pronunciate words how they are actually spelt.

12 years ago

Norm1011616

@thegeneralsmuts You were just right to begin with. When you are expressing these terms in a purely text format it is always 'an ukulele'. Pronunciation does not alter the spelling of a word and as the 'a' is always followed by the vowel 'u(kulele)', the proper grammar is to use 'an'. You don't mess around with grammar just to suit people who can't/don't pronunciate words how they are spelt.

13 years ago

thegeneralsmuts

@ijustmaybe Now, it is within my understanding that the article "a" would have been properly paired with your chosen pronunciation of "ukulele", as "an" has been paired with my pronunciation of the word. Therefore both articles are deemed "correct" in the case that you have been so eloquent in pointing out. TROLOLOLOLKTHNXBAI

13 years ago

thegeneralsmuts

@ijustmaybe It would bring me great joy to receive such an award, however I wouldn't quite qualify as a recipient. Seeing as we're all being snotty nitpicking little twats now, you have forced me to have to elaborate. The word "ukulele" in fact has two commonly accepted pronunciations. One is the anglicised "YU-ke-lay-lee", while the other is the more traditional pronunciation "OO-ku-le-le". I believe I can safely conclude that you have chosen the former pronunciation and I the latter.

13 years ago

Smoke4Freedom

- 'I hate Soundclash because they didn't live up to my fantasy caricature of 'celebrities' imposed upon me by society.' - 'I love Soundclash they represent the epitamy of true music, I would pay to suck their nobs.' Guys, guys, they are human, go infatuate over a god or something...