Biography:
Sahara Hotnights is a rock group from Robertsfors, Sweden whose music includes elements of garage rock, power pop and punk.
They began playing together in 1991, before they were even in their teens, eventually winning a "battle of the bands" contest in 1995. On the back of their debut EP Suits Anyone Fine they became a live favorite around Sweden in 1997. A debut album (C'mon Let's Pretend) followed in 1999, and the band made inroads in Europe and the US with Jennie Bomb in 2002.
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SAHARA HOTNIGHTS - NO FOR AN ANSWER
Capo 2nd fret. 3/4 time signature.
The last part of the second verse is incorrect, but I haven't been
able to find the correct lyrics anywhere on the Internet and it's
really tricky to hear what she's singing.
This is a melody which is played in some parts of the song. I'm not
sure what instrument this is, but it goes like this. Just play it
using tremolo, or don't.
e|-17-17-17-|-16-16-16-|-14-14-14-|----14----|-----
B|----------|----------|----------|-17----17-|-14--
G|----------|----------|----------|----------|-----
D|----------|----------|----------|----------|-----
A|----------|----------|----------|----------|-----
E|----------|----------|----------|----------|-----
There are some variations, notably after the second chorus, but just
play in the same box and you'll see it's simple to figure out. It
also occurs in all of the choruses.
Intro:
G / Em x 4
Verse 1:
G Em
I'm just calling to say that finally I've lost counting
G Em
How many broken dreams and wasted hours waiting
G Em
With a feeling of being somewhere to fill the space and
G Em
Just to leave once again, knowing you're still hesitating
Chorus:
G Em G
No for an answer was not what I was hoping for
G Em G
I'm sure I could taken it if you had told me before
C D G
I dressed up in armour to dare follow you home
C D
Now I let you believe
C D G
My nerves out of steel, my heart's out of stone
Verse 2:
G Em
I'm sick of the dips and the kicks and what comes with the price of your company
G Em
When your kisses won't stick and like water your praisings run off of me
G Em
Doing whatever I please as if you were serving a royalty
G Em
When you say I'm sweet with my needs all I hear is you pitying
Chorus:
G Em G
No for an answer was not what I was hoping for
G Em G
I'm sure I could taken it if you had told me before
C D G
I dressed up in armour to dare follow you home
C D
Now I let you believe
C D G
My nerves out of steel, my heart's out of stone
Verse 3:
G Em
Waking up in the middle of comedy and tragedy
G Em
Where I'm desperately trying to spot some kind of loyalty
G Em
Is it all in my mind, is it dragons and demons and fantasies
G Em
That your righteous ambitions would only be phrases and charity
Chorus:
G Em G
No for an answer was not what I was hoping for
G Em G
I'm sure I could taken it if you had told me before
C D G
I dressed in armour to dare follow you home
C D
Now I let you believe--
G Em G
No for an answer was not what I was hoping for
G Em G
I'm sure I could taken it if you had told me before
C D G
I dressed up in armour to dare follow you home
C D
And I let you believe
C D G
That my nerves out of steel, my heart's out of stone
Capo 2nd fret. 3/4 time signature.
The last part of the second verse is incorrect, but I haven't been
able to find the correct lyrics anywhere on the Internet and it's
really tricky to hear what she's singing.
This is a melody which is played in some parts of the song. I'm not
sure what instrument this is, but it goes like this. Just play it
using tremolo, or don't.
e|-17-17-17-|-16-16-16-|-14-14-14-|----14----|-----
B|----------|----------|----------|-17----17-|-14--
G|----------|----------|----------|----------|-----
D|----------|----------|----------|----------|-----
A|----------|----------|----------|----------|-----
E|----------|----------|----------|----------|-----
There are some variations, notably after the second chorus, but just
play in the same box and you'll see it's simple to figure out. It
also occurs in all of the choruses.
Intro:
G / Em x 4
Verse 1:
G Em
I'm just calling to say that finally I've lost counting
G Em
How many broken dreams and wasted hours waiting
G Em
With a feeling of being somewhere to fill the space and
G Em
Just to leave once again, knowing you're still hesitating
Chorus:
G Em G
No for an answer was not what I was hoping for
G Em G
I'm sure I could taken it if you had told me before
C D G
I dressed up in armour to dare follow you home
C D
Now I let you believe
C D G
My nerves out of steel, my heart's out of stone
Verse 2:
G Em
I'm sick of the dips and the kicks and what comes with the price of your company
G Em
When your kisses won't stick and like water your praisings run off of me
G Em
Doing whatever I please as if you were serving a royalty
G Em
When you say I'm sweet with my needs all I hear is you pitying
Chorus:
G Em G
No for an answer was not what I was hoping for
G Em G
I'm sure I could taken it if you had told me before
C D G
I dressed up in armour to dare follow you home
C D
Now I let you believe
C D G
My nerves out of steel, my heart's out of stone
Verse 3:
G Em
Waking up in the middle of comedy and tragedy
G Em
Where I'm desperately trying to spot some kind of loyalty
G Em
Is it all in my mind, is it dragons and demons and fantasies
G Em
That your righteous ambitions would only be phrases and charity
Chorus:
G Em G
No for an answer was not what I was hoping for
G Em G
I'm sure I could taken it if you had told me before
C D G
I dressed in armour to dare follow you home
C D
Now I let you believe--
G Em G
No for an answer was not what I was hoping for
G Em G
I'm sure I could taken it if you had told me before
C D G
I dressed up in armour to dare follow you home
C D
And I let you believe
C D G
That my nerves out of steel, my heart's out of stone
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