Cheers Darlin’

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Intro -x2-: Am  Dm  G  C  E

Verse:
Am            Dm           G               C     E
Cheers darlin'  Here's to you and your lover boy
Am            Dm       G               C        E
Cheers darlin'  I got years to wait around for you
Am            Dm                G           C     E
Cheers darlin'  I've got your wedding bells in my ear
Am            Dm              G               C                E
Cheers darlin'  You give me three cigarettes to smoke my tears away


Am            Dm           G               C     E
And I die when you mention his name
Am            Dm           G               C     E
And I lied, I should have kissed you when we were running the reins
Am            Dm
What am I darlin'?
G                         C                E
a whisper in your ear? a piece of your cake?
Am            Dm
What am I, darlin?
G                        C                   E
The boy you can fear? Or your biggest mistake?


Am            Dm           G               C     E
Cheers darlin' here's to you and your lover man
Am            Dm           G               C     E
Cheers darlin' I just hang around and eat from a can                 
Am            Dm           G               C     E
Cheers darlin' I got a ribbon of green on my guitar
Am            Dm           G               C     E
Cheers darlin' I got a beauty queen to sit not very far from here


Am Dm         G               C        E
I die when he comes 'round To take you home
Am       Dm           G                    C       E
I'm too shy, I should have kissed you when we were alone
Am               Dm
What am I darlin'?
G                        C             E
whisper in your ear? a piece of your cake?
Am               Dm
What am I, darlin?
G                         C           E
The boy you can fear? Or your biggest mistake?
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Daappy

I find it easy to play +1 and swapping the E with an E7, and for the bulk of the song, I pluck the G string then the E and A string together.
So it would go like:
Am(G-AE-AE) G(G-AE-AE) F(G-AE-AE-AE-AE)
C(G-AE-AE-AE-AE) E7(G-AE-AE-AE-AE)
And repeat

cooper

I cant stand the e chord. By far the hardest

kaylee_winn42

+1 is super easy and sounds great! I play E minor instead of just E.

dorothy

transpose it to +1, use E7 instead of E, and the strumming pattern i use is D-DU-UDU but only use a D-DU on some quicker parts. for example
Am(D-DU) G(D-DU) F(D-DU-UDU)
I want you by my side
C(D-DU-UDU) E(D-DU-UDU)
so that i never feel alone again
Am(D-DU) G(D-DU) F(D-DU-UDU)
They’ve always been so kind
C(D-DU-UDU) E(D-DU-UDU)
But now they’ve brought you away from here
(and so on)

and then for the chorus i use the full strumming pattern for every chord besides Am and use D-DU for Am only

hope i helped!

munchkin

Great song – I find -4 is much easier to play.

creedy

Transpose it down to -4 fit an easier version

Acommentingperson

+1 is much easier

UnicornUke

I just transposed it -1. its knda hard but not as hardx

harmonyhoney

I think this sounds perfect +4

harmonyhoney

Oops, I meant +3 lol

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Biography

Damien Rice (born December 7, 1973) is an Irish singer-songwriter. He was born in Dublin, Ireland, to George and Maureen Rice and was raised in Celbridge, County Kildare, Ireland. In March 1999 Damien moved to Tuscany, then travelled around Europe, busking the streets. He arrived back in Dublin a year later, with a clear head and full of ideas. Damien started playing and recording music with his first band, Juniper. After a few years he decided creatively it was not for him so he left the band (Newly named Bell X1) to start a solo career.

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