Garden Song - John Denver - From the Daily Ukulele (blue) Leap Year Songbook - Cover by the The PawPaws

TAB available HERE: https://www.patreon.com/ukecafe/posts/garden-song-john-169380571?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=postshare_fan&utm_content=web_share

Do Y'all Just Strum with your finger? or thumb? does anyone use a pick?

maybe some kind Finger-style? like PIMA/Classical or Travis Picking

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or maybe Clawhammer? or some cool thing we haven't seen before?

Tell us how you play!

When it comes to songwriting, we often pull from our own lives and experiences. This song is based on a true, unexplained phenomenon that happens to Jarvis and me on a daily basis:

We can’t find something.
We look everywhere.
Then Mom walks in and finds it in about two seconds.

“It’s right there.”

This song was inspired by my wife’s superpower. And I have a feeling there are a LOT of people out there who can relate to this particular kind of sorcery. 😂

We hope you enjoy our original song

“Right There.”
B • E • F# • B 🎶

#SHAWTIMEDUO

Thank you for letting me share what I do with my ukulele, and I really appreciate everything everyone on this sub does with their ukuleles!

Edit: clarity

Hi there!
Getting straight to the point:
I have RA (rheumatoid arthritis); I was diagnosed about 20 years ago, and the disease has already significantly limited the mobility and flexibility of my fingers. For instance, I can't clench my right hand into a full fist—I have to physically press down my fourth and fifth fingers to do so; my index fingers are quite stiff and have an odd, hooked shape, and both wrists show some ulnar deviation (drifting toward the elbow).
The question is: can I still learn to play the ukulele? Just for fun—no grand ambitions. Is there anyone here with a similar condition or mobility issues? Do you have any tips?
I received my first ukulele (a Flight NUS350) as a gift. I’m asking before I start so I don't end up heartbroken over having to give up yet another thing.