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The Cardigans - Sick And Tired
Capo on 2nd Fret
Chords:
Em Em* Em~ B7 Cmaj7 F# Am7 D Gmaj7
Dm Dm* Dm~ A7 Bbmaj7 E Gm7 C Fmaj7 (to Capo 2nd Fret)
e|-1--5--5----0---1----0---3---0---0--|
B|-2--6--5----2---3----0---3---1---1--|
G|-3--7--5----0---2----1---3---0---2--|
D|-0--7--5----2---3----2---3---2---3--|
A|-x--5--5----0---1----2---5---3---3--|
E|-x--x--x----x---x----0---3---x--(1)-|
Fill:
Dm* Dm* Dm~Dm* Dm~Dm*
Intro:
Dm A7 Dm Bbmaj7 E A7 (to Capo)
e|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|6--6-6--5------------------------------------------------------5---|
G|-----------7--6-7----------------------------6--------6--6--7------|
D|-------------------7--5--------------6h7--7-----7--7---------------| X 2
A|-------------------------8--8--7--7--------------------------------|
E|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
Verse 1:
Dm A7 Dm Bbmaj7
Sick and Tired and homeless.
E A7
With no-one here to sing for.
Dm A7 Dm Bbmaj7
Tired of being weightless.
E A7
For always looking good boys.
Chorus:
Gm7 C Fmaj7 /Dm* Dm~ Dm*/
You can always say my attic has its charm.
Gm7 C Fmaj7 /Dm* Dm~ Dm*/
You can always say you did no major harm.
Gm7 C A7 Dm C
You can always say that Summer has its charm.
Fmaj7 Bbmaj7
And that you did no major harm.
Gm7 C Fmaj7 A7
Oh spare me if you please.
Verse 2:
Dm A7 Dm Bbmaj7
Sick and tired and sleepless,
E A7
With no-one else to shine for.
Dm A7 Dm Bbmaj7
Sick of all my distress,
E A7 /Fill/
But I will show I'm still poor.
Chorus
Gm7 C Fmaj7 /Dm* Dm~ Dm*/
You can always say my attic has its charm.
Gm7 C Fmaj7 /Dm* Dm~ Dm*/
You can always say you did no major harm.
Gm7 C A7 Dm C
You can always say that Summer has its charm.
Fmaj7 Bbmaj7
And that you did no major harm.
Gm7 C Fmaj7 A7
Oh spare me if you please.
Repeat Intro + Fill
Gm7 C Fmaj7 /Dm* Dm~ Dm*/
You can always say my attic has its charm.
Gm7 C Fmaj7 /Dm* Dm~ Dm*/
You can always say you did no major harm.
Gm7 C A7 Dm C
You can always say that Summer has its charm.
Fmaj7 Bbmaj7
And that you did no major harm.
C Gm7
You can always say that.
C Gm7
You can always say that.
C Fmaj7 A7
Oh spare me if you please. /Fill/
Solo: (to Capo)
Gm7 C Fmaj7 /Fill/
e|------------------------------------------8--5--6------5-----------------------|
B|---------------------6--5h6p5-------------5--------8------6--8--5--5h6p5-------|
G|---------------5---------------5-----5h7--5--------------------------------5---|
D|-----0h3--5/7-----7---------------7--------------------------------------------|
A|0h3----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
E|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Gm7 C Fmaj7 /Fill/
e|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|--------------------6p5-----6p5-----6p5------------------6p5-----6p5------------|
G|------5-------5----------5-------5------------5-------5-------5------------5----|
D|-5h7-----5/7-----7-----------------------5h7-----5/7------------------5h7-----7-|
A|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
E|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Gm5 C
Symptoms are so deep.
Fmaj7 /Dm* Dm~ Dm*/
Something here's so wrong.
Gm5 C
Nothing is complete.
Fmaj7 /Dm* Dm~ Dm*/
Nowhere to belong.
Gm5 C
Symptoms are so deep,
Fmaj7 /Fill/
I think I'd better stay here on my own.
Gm5 C Fmaj7 A7 -End on Fill-
Oh spare me if you please.
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