Biography:
Caribou is Canadian Dan Snaith (b. 1978), who formerly recorded under the moniker Manitoba. Known for altering his sound with each subsequent release, he incorporates electronic psychedelia, krautrock rhythms, and breakbeat drums and creates a swirling, lush, musical panorama. Snaith also creates more club-oriented dance music under the name Daphni.
Snaith grew up in Dundas, Ontario, Canada, which gave its name to a song from his debut album Start Breaking My Heart.
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Okay so the chord sequence for this is largely very simple:
Dm9 - F - Am7 - G
F - Am7 - Am7/C - Gsus2/B
Now these are derived from piano chords and aren't always easy to play on guitar, so a simpler version which I
find is easy enough to play and sing along to would be as follows:
Dm - F - Am7 - G
F - Am7 - C - Gsus2
The lyrics are below:
Dm9
Can't do without
F
Can't do without
Am7
Can't do without
G
Can't do without
F
Can't do without
Am7
Can't do without
Am7/C
Can't do without
Gsus2/B
Can't do without
Dm9
Can't do without
F
Can't do without
Am7
Can't do without
G
Can't do without
F
Can't do without
Am7
Can't do without
Am7/C
Can't do without
Gsus2/B
Can't do without
Dm9
Can't do without
F
Can't do without
Am7
Can't do without
G
Can't do without
F
Can't do without
Am7
Can't do without
Am7/C
Can't do without
Gsus2/B
Can't do without
Dm9 F
I can't do without you
Am7 G
I can't do without you
F Am7
I can't do without you
Am7/C Gsus2/B
I can't do without you
Dm9 F
I can't do without you
Am7 G
I can't do without you
F Am7
I can't do without you
Am7/C Gsus2/B
I can't do without you
Dm9 F
I can't do without you
Am7 G
I can't do without you
F Am7
I can't do without you
Am7/C Gsus2/B
I can't do without you
(bit of a crescendo follows here)
Dm9 F
I can't do without you
Am7 G
I can't do without you
F Am7
I can't do without you
Am7/C Gsus2/B
I can't do without you
Dm9
Can't do without
F
Can't do without
Am7
Can't do without
G
Can't do without
F
Can't do without
Am7
Can't do without
Am7/C
Can't do without
Gsus2/B
Can't do without
Dm9
Can't do without
F
Can't do without
Am7
Can't do without
G
Can't do without
F
Can't do without
Am7
Can't do without
Am7/C
Can't do without
Gsus2/B
Can't do without
Dm9 F
I can't do without you
Am7 G
I can't do without you
F Am7
I can't do without you
Am7/C Gsus2/B
I can't do without you
Dm9 F
I can't do without you
Am7 G
I can't do without you
F Am7
I can't do without you
Am7/C Gsus2/B
I can't do without you
Dm9 F
I can't do without you
Am7 G
I can't do without you
F Am7
I can't do without you
Am7/C Gsus2/B
I can't do without you
Dm9
I can't do without you
F
Can't do without
Am7
Can't do without
G
Can't do without
F
Can't do without
Am7
Can't do without
Am7/C
Can't do without
Gsus2/B
Can't do without
Dm9
Can't do without
F
Can't do without
Am7
Can't do without
G
Can't do without
F
Can't do without
Am7
Can't do without
Am7/C
Can't do without
Gsus2/B
Can't do without
Dm9 F
I can't do without you
Am7 G
And you're the only thing I think about
F Am7
It's all that I can still do
Am7/C Gsus2/B
And you know you're the one I dream about
Gsus2/B
I couldn't do without you
You can end on a Dm for a bit of closure if you like. Like I said, the second set of chords I
gave might be better!
Dm9 - F - Am7 - G
F - Am7 - Am7/C - Gsus2/B
Now these are derived from piano chords and aren't always easy to play on guitar, so a simpler version which I
find is easy enough to play and sing along to would be as follows:
Dm - F - Am7 - G
F - Am7 - C - Gsus2
The lyrics are below:
Dm9
Can't do without
F
Can't do without
Am7
Can't do without
G
Can't do without
F
Can't do without
Am7
Can't do without
Am7/C
Can't do without
Gsus2/B
Can't do without
Dm9
Can't do without
F
Can't do without
Am7
Can't do without
G
Can't do without
F
Can't do without
Am7
Can't do without
Am7/C
Can't do without
Gsus2/B
Can't do without
Dm9
Can't do without
F
Can't do without
Am7
Can't do without
G
Can't do without
F
Can't do without
Am7
Can't do without
Am7/C
Can't do without
Gsus2/B
Can't do without
Dm9 F
I can't do without you
Am7 G
I can't do without you
F Am7
I can't do without you
Am7/C Gsus2/B
I can't do without you
Dm9 F
I can't do without you
Am7 G
I can't do without you
F Am7
I can't do without you
Am7/C Gsus2/B
I can't do without you
Dm9 F
I can't do without you
Am7 G
I can't do without you
F Am7
I can't do without you
Am7/C Gsus2/B
I can't do without you
(bit of a crescendo follows here)
Dm9 F
I can't do without you
Am7 G
I can't do without you
F Am7
I can't do without you
Am7/C Gsus2/B
I can't do without you
Dm9
Can't do without
F
Can't do without
Am7
Can't do without
G
Can't do without
F
Can't do without
Am7
Can't do without
Am7/C
Can't do without
Gsus2/B
Can't do without
Dm9
Can't do without
F
Can't do without
Am7
Can't do without
G
Can't do without
F
Can't do without
Am7
Can't do without
Am7/C
Can't do without
Gsus2/B
Can't do without
Dm9 F
I can't do without you
Am7 G
I can't do without you
F Am7
I can't do without you
Am7/C Gsus2/B
I can't do without you
Dm9 F
I can't do without you
Am7 G
I can't do without you
F Am7
I can't do without you
Am7/C Gsus2/B
I can't do without you
Dm9 F
I can't do without you
Am7 G
I can't do without you
F Am7
I can't do without you
Am7/C Gsus2/B
I can't do without you
Dm9
I can't do without you
F
Can't do without
Am7
Can't do without
G
Can't do without
F
Can't do without
Am7
Can't do without
Am7/C
Can't do without
Gsus2/B
Can't do without
Dm9
Can't do without
F
Can't do without
Am7
Can't do without
G
Can't do without
F
Can't do without
Am7
Can't do without
Am7/C
Can't do without
Gsus2/B
Can't do without
Dm9 F
I can't do without you
Am7 G
And you're the only thing I think about
F Am7
It's all that I can still do
Am7/C Gsus2/B
And you know you're the one I dream about
Gsus2/B
I couldn't do without you
You can end on a Dm for a bit of closure if you like. Like I said, the second set of chords I
gave might be better!
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