Biography:
Skunk Anansie is a British rock band, led by vocalist / guitarist Deborah Anne Dyer (b. 3 Aug 1967, Brixton, London, UK - aka Skin). Other members included Richard Lewis (bass - aka Cass), Martin Kent (guitar - aka Ace), Mark Richardson (drums - replaced Robbie France). They débuted with the track Little Baby Swastikkka (1994, One Little Indian). The group broke up in 2001 and reformed in 2009. Their latest release is the album "Black Traffic" (Sep 2012)
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This is just a very simple chord pattern for this song, something to strum along too if
barre chords prove a little bit too tiring! I've not done the chords for over the wah
i'd just skip that when playing this acoustically
Listen to the song for the precise notes and hammer ones.
Capo 3.
Chords relative to capo
[Intro/Verse]
(based loosely on below, I improvise around the main melody adding
with hammer ons after the Am when the time's right)
Dm / Am
e|--------1--0--1---3---1---0----|-------0--0---0----------------|
B|--------3--3-H----3---3---3----|-------1--1---1----------------|
G|--------2--2------2---2---2----|-------2--0-h-2----------------|
D|--0--0--0--0------0---0---0----|-------2--2---2----------------|
A|-------------------------------|-0--0--0--0---0-etc------------|
E|-------------------------------|-------------------------------|
[Verse 1]
Dm
I hope you're feeling happy now
Am
I see you feel no pain at all it seems
Dm
I wonder what you're doin' now
Am
I wonder if you think of me at all
Dm
Do you still play the same moves now
Am
Or are those special moods for someone else
Dm Dsus4
I hope you're feeling happy now.
(Last part of verse before Chorus)
E|--------1--0--1---3---3---3----|
B|--------3--3-h----3---3---3----|
G|--------2--2------2---2---2----|
D|--0--0--0--0------0---0---0----|(strum to chorus)
A|-------------------------------|
E|-------------------------------|
[Chorus]
C D G
Just because you feel good
Dm F
Doesn't make you right (oh no)
C D G
Just because you feel good
Dm F
Still want you here tonight
************************************
| h Hammer-on
************************************
This is just a very simple chord pattern for this song, something to strum along too if
barre chords prove a little bit too tiring! I've not done the chords for over the wah
i'd just skip that when playing this acoustically
Listen to the song for the precise notes and hammer ones.
Capo 3.
Chords relative to capo
[Intro/Verse]
(based loosely on below, I improvise around the main melody adding
with hammer ons after the Am when the time's right)
Dm / Am
e|--------1--0--1---3---1---0----|-------0--0---0----------------|
B|--------3--3-H----3---3---3----|-------1--1---1----------------|
G|--------2--2------2---2---2----|-------2--0-h-2----------------|
D|--0--0--0--0------0---0---0----|-------2--2---2----------------|
A|-------------------------------|-0--0--0--0---0-etc------------|
E|-------------------------------|-------------------------------|
[Verse 1]
Dm
I hope you're feeling happy now
Am
I see you feel no pain at all it seems
Dm
I wonder what you're doin' now
Am
I wonder if you think of me at all
Dm
Do you still play the same moves now
Am
Or are those special moods for someone else
Dm Dsus4
I hope you're feeling happy now.
(Last part of verse before Chorus)
E|--------1--0--1---3---3---3----|
B|--------3--3-h----3---3---3----|
G|--------2--2------2---2---2----|
D|--0--0--0--0------0---0---0----|(strum to chorus)
A|-------------------------------|
E|-------------------------------|
[Chorus]
C D G
Just because you feel good
Dm F
Doesn't make you right (oh no)
C D G
Just because you feel good
Dm F
Still want you here tonight
************************************
| h Hammer-on
************************************
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