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UKULELE CHORDS

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Intro:
   G | Cadd9 | G | Cadd9 |
   G | Cadd9 | G | G     |

Verse 1:
G           Cadd9            Em7
Over, over,   I   come over, it's October
Dsus4              A7sus4
  I   explain that  I'm   a rover
Cadd9
Told  ya, told ya

Verse 2:
G             Cadd9            Em7
Angry, angry,  now  I see her, angry at me
Dsus4            A7sus4
  I   never said  you   could teach me
Cadd9
Leave me, leave me

Pre-Chorus:
Cadd9
Unbound, unbound
Am7               Em7
You stormed my ribbon
              Dsus4
And you wound three times
        A7sus4
My worn  out   throat around
Cadd9
 No   sound, no sound

Chorus:
Am7                    G 
I'm gonna have to be stronger
Cadd9             G 
Than  I wanted to be
Am7                    G 
I'm gonna have to be stronger
Cadd9             G 
Than  I wanted to be

Verse 3:
 G                Cadd9
No pain, no pain,   I   know you think
Em7               Dsus4
 I  felt no pain,  so   tranquil now
A7sus4               Cadd9
  I    look so tame,  no   blame, no blame

Verse 4:
G              Cadd9
a tale of woe, preordained grim
Em7              Dsus4           A7sus4
From the get-go, time  to loosen  your  grip, let go
Cadd9
  I   know, I know

Pre-Chorus:
Cadd9              Am7            Em7
  I   fear, I fear, I  fear I'm gonna die right here
Dsus4               A7sus4
 You  would be wise  now   to steer clear
Cadd9
 My   dear, my dear

Chorus:
Am7                    G 
I'm gonna have to be stronger
Cadd9             G 
Than  I wanted to be
Am7                    G 
I'm gonna have to be stronger
Cadd9             G 
Than  I wanted to be
Am7                    G 
I'm gonna have to be stronger
Cadd9             G 
Than  I wanted to be

Verse 5:
G             Cadd9
Empty, empty,  I'm  not empty
     Em7              Dsus4
This bud keeps a bee, like  what you see
A7sus4             Cadd9
 But   it won't be pretty, pretty

Bridge:
Dsus4         Em7            Cadd9
  I   want my smile weak and wrong
   Dsus4     Em7       Cadd9
My arms  and legs real strong
  Dsus4    Em7     Cadd9          Dsus4  A7sus4
I want  my skin to fall,  stretch   lon----nng
  Dsus4    Em7              Cadd9
I want  my mind fresh, even when  my body's rotten
  Dsus4    Em7           Cadd9
I want  it no  more than  you  have forgotten
Dsus4          Em7             Cadd9
 I'm  not your flower, I'm the pollen

Chorus:
Am7                    G 
I'm gonna have to be stronger
Cadd9             G 
Than  I wanted to be
Am7                    G 
I'm gonna have to be stronger
Cadd9             G 
Than  I wanted to be
Am7                    G 
I'm gonna have to be stronger
Cadd9             G 
Than  I wanted to be

Instrumental:
   G      | Cadd9 | Em7   | Dsus4 |
   A7sus4 | Cadd9 | Cadd9 |

Verse 6:
G                Cadd9
Callin', callin'  out
        Em7          Dsus4
To my inner appalin' monster
       A7sus4           Cadd9
She is bravin', bravin'

Outro:
Em7     G      Cadd9
Savin' me from  you
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