Biography:
Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin (SSLYBY) is an indie pop band which formed in Springfield, Missouri, United States in 1999. The band comprises Will Knauer (guitar), Jonathan James (bass) and Phillip Dickey (drums, vocals). The band has released three albums, "Broom" (2005), "Pershing" (2008) and "Let It Sway" (2010). The band's name refers to Boris Yeltsin, the first president of Russia. A former band member was John Robert Cardwell (vocals, guitar).
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chords:
here are the chord shapes if you don't know just standard barre chords
C#
e|-----------|
B|--6--------|
G|--6--------|
D|--6--------|
A|--4--------|
E|-----------|
F#
e|--2--------|
B|--2--------|
G|--3--------|
D|--4--------|
A|--4--------|
E|--2--------|
G#
e|--4--------|
B|--4--------|
G|--5--------|
D|--6--------|
A|--6--------|
E|--4--------|
B
e|--7--------|
B|--7--------|
G|--8--------|
D|--9--------|
A|--9--------|
E|--7--------|
intro
e|---444444--2222--11111--22222------------------|
B|---555555--3333--33333--33333------------------|
G|-----------------------------------------------|
D|-----------------------------------------------|
A|-----------------------------------------------|
E|-----------------------------------------------|
at the last bar of the intro just strum the first 5/4 note
verse
i don't have the lyrics because the cd just leaked
C# F# G# (G#-F#)* repeat
*the G#-F# is just those two chords played quickly as a sort of walk down
bridge thing
B F# repeat
on the last bar play:
B C#
then back to the verse
C# F# G# (G#-F#)* repeat
now to the chorus thing
F# C# G# C# repeat
the first F# in this sounds higher because one guitar is playing it up an octave
the shape for that F# is
B
e|----------|
B|--11------|
G|--11------|
D|--11------|
A|--9-------|
E|----------|
and now again back to the verse
C# F# G# (G#-F#)* repeat
here are the chord shapes if you don't know just standard barre chords
C#
e|-----------|
B|--6--------|
G|--6--------|
D|--6--------|
A|--4--------|
E|-----------|
F#
e|--2--------|
B|--2--------|
G|--3--------|
D|--4--------|
A|--4--------|
E|--2--------|
G#
e|--4--------|
B|--4--------|
G|--5--------|
D|--6--------|
A|--6--------|
E|--4--------|
B
e|--7--------|
B|--7--------|
G|--8--------|
D|--9--------|
A|--9--------|
E|--7--------|
intro
e|---444444--2222--11111--22222------------------|
B|---555555--3333--33333--33333------------------|
G|-----------------------------------------------|
D|-----------------------------------------------|
A|-----------------------------------------------|
E|-----------------------------------------------|
at the last bar of the intro just strum the first 5/4 note
verse
i don't have the lyrics because the cd just leaked
C# F# G# (G#-F#)* repeat
*the G#-F# is just those two chords played quickly as a sort of walk down
bridge thing
B F# repeat
on the last bar play:
B C#
then back to the verse
C# F# G# (G#-F#)* repeat
now to the chorus thing
F# C# G# C# repeat
the first F# in this sounds higher because one guitar is playing it up an octave
the shape for that F# is
B
e|----------|
B|--11------|
G|--11------|
D|--11------|
A|--9-------|
E|----------|
and now again back to the verse
C# F# G# (G#-F#)* repeat
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