One Love Ukulele Chords – Bob Marley & The Wailers. This song uses the chords: Bb, Eb, F, Gmin. You can change the key for free, as needed.
One Love Ukulele Chords – Bob Marley & The Wailers
INTRO:
Bb F Eb
CHORUS 1:
BbOne Love FOne Heart
EbLet’s get toBbgether and Ffeel all Bbright
Hear the childBbren cryin’ (One Love)
Hear the childFren cryin’ (One Heart)
Sayin’ give Ebthanks and praise to the BbLord and I will Ffeel all Bbright
Sayin’ Eblet’s get toBbgether and Ffeel all Bbright
Wo wo-wo wo-wo
VERSE 1:
BbLet them all Gminpass all their Eb dirty reBbmarks (One Love)
BbThere is one Gminquestion I’d Ebreally love to Bbask (One Heart)
BbIs there a Gminplace for the Eb hopeless Bbsinner
BbWho has hurt Gminall mankind just to Ebsave his own Bbbeliefs
CHORUS 2:
BbOne Love What about the Fone heart One Heart
What about EbLet’s get toBbgether and Ffeel all Bbright
As it was in the Bbbeginning (One Love)
So shall it be Fin the end (One Heart)
All right
EbGive thanks and praise to the BbLord and I will Ffeel all Bbright
EbLet’s get toBbgether and Ffeel all Bbright
One more thing
VERSE 2:
BbLet’s get toGmingether to fight Ebthis Holy ArmaBbgiddyon (One Love)
BbSo when the Man Gmincomes there will Ebbe no, no Bbdoom (One Song)
BbHave pity on Gminthose whose Ebchances grows t’innerBb
BbThere ain’t no hiding Gminplace from the EbFather of CreBbation
Yeah yeah
CHORUS 3:
BbOne Love What about Fthe One Heart (One Heart)
What about the EbLet’s get toBbgether and Ffeel all Bbright
I’m pleadin’ to Bbmankind (One Love)
Oh, Lord (FOne Heart) Wo-ooh
Give Ebthanks and praise to the BbLord and I will Ffeel all Bbright
EbLet’s get toBbgether and Ffeel all Bbright
Give Ebthanks and praise to the BbLord and I will Ffeel all Bbright
EbLet’s get toBbgether and Ffeel all Bbright
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“One Love” History:
“One Love” by Bob Marley is one of his most iconic songs and is known for its powerful message of unity, peace, and love. Originally recorded in 1965 with The Wailers as part of their early work, the song was later re-released in 1977 on the album *Exodus*, where it became internationally recognized and celebrated. This later version includes a medley with Marley’s song “People Get Ready,” originally by Curtis Mayfield, adding more soul and warmth to its sound.
The song combines reggae rhythms with lyrics that promote social harmony, encouraging people to set aside differences and come together in love and unity. Marley’s lyrics are heartfelt, addressing social injustices and expressing a utopian vision of a world united by love. The chorus, “One Love, one heart, let’s get together and feel all right,” encapsulates the song’s spirit and has resonated globally as a message of hope and solidarity.
The song also reflects Marley’s Rastafarian beliefs, referencing his ideals of peace, spirituality, and universal brotherhood. “One Love” became a cultural anthem, and it’s frequently used in campaigns and events promoting peace, diversity, and understanding around the world.
