Chords for the python song?

[UkesAreCool]

After seeing BBC3's new advert promoting its new comedy show I would really love to be able to play that stupid little song on it about the sexy python! Just so that I can play it as a party piece of to be able to tell me friends! Its the song that starts "I'm a reticulated, isolated, incubated...".

I have the lyrics, but what I need are the chords to play the song! If there is any help on the strumming I would be greatfull too, but I expect I could pick that up just from listening to the song.

Thanks in advance for your help!
UkesAreCool

 

[mds725]

For those without access to BBC3, there doesn't seem to be enough information in your post to search online for a video or audio file of this song. What's the name of the comedy program, for example? I imagine that someone who doesn't have access to BBC3 so hasn't seen this advertisement, but who could figure out the chords by ear, might benefit from a video or audio file of the song.

 

[luluwrites]

I think I found the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dme1rDe_VjU

 

[UkesAreCool]

Yes that is the song, but this is the full version from the BBC's channel:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCPwdabMmLk

Thanks!

 

[spookefoote]

It's just F to C all the way through.

 

[UkesAreCool]

It's just F to C all the way through.

In what tuning? When I play F to C y concert ukulele tuned to the standard GCEA doesn't sound like the chords in the song?

 

[spookefoote]

Does to me. Without wishing to be rude. Is your uke tuned? I will of course, due to my OCD's give it another listen.

 

[spookefoote]

Yeah, sticking with that apart from the passing notes which are picked on the C string. Following the the transition notes to the C chord are C D Eb and the transition notes back are on the same string C D E.

Hope this helps.

 

[UkesAreCool]

Yeah, sticking with that apart from the passing notes which are picked on the C string. Following the the transition notes to the C chord are C D Eb and the transition notes back are on the same string C D E.

Hope this helps.

Thanks for your help! Much apreciated!

UkesAreCool

 

[spookefoote]

You're very welcome.

 

[Louis0815]

In what tuning? When I play F to C y concert ukulele tuned to the standard GCEA doesn't sound like the chords in the song?

Slightly OT: Any chord is always the same group of notes on every stringed instrument regardless of tuning. Just the fingering is different.
As we see above: if it doesn't sound like, it's probably a different chord.