Biografía:
Dressed in leather, brandishing heavy guitars, and exhibiting an unabashed fetish for British Invasion pop, the Smithereens were an anomaly in the American college rock scene of the late '80s. Lead singer/songwriter/guitarist Pat DiNizio stood out not only with his strange beatnik goatee, but also because his catchy hooks were haunting, not punchy, and because his lyrics were morose. As time wore on, the group became more straightforward, turning into an excellent bar band, one that attacked pop songs with the weight of AC/DC.
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All chords open, tuned down half step
Intro is arpeggio leading with B#(A string), C (A string), F (E String), and then rolling right into
Open G chord
G Am C D7 x1
Verse 1
G Am C
My girl, she’s extra ordinary
G Am C
My girl, she’s different from the rest
Em D7
She is truth combined with fiction
G C
A lovely contradiction
Em C Fmaj7 D7
But you'll only see the part of her that she wants you to see
Chorus
G Am C D7
Yes you’d understand if you knew her like I do
G Am C D7
I just do what I can to keep up on her points of view
Em D7 G C
And laugh to myself when it’s over my head
Em D7 G Am C D7
She's got a way all her own
Verse 2
G Am C
Sometimes she baffles and confounds me
G Am C
But I'm fine when she wraps her arms around me
Em D7 G C
When I finally figured out I'll never figure her out
Em C Fmaj7 D7
That’s when I begin to understand just what she’s all about
Chorus
G Am C D7
Yes you’d understand if you knew her like I do
G Am C D7
I just do what I can to keep up on her points of view
Em D7 G C
And laugh to myself when it’s over my head
Em D7 G Am
Cause she’s got a way all Her own
C D7 G
Yeah she’s got a way all her own
Bridge
Em C. G
She smiles, and the questions disappear
Em C Fmaj7 D7
She cries, and only God knows why she’s here
Chorus
G Am C D7
Yes you’d understand if you knew her like I do
G Am C D7
I just do what I can to keep up on her points of view
Em D7 G C
And laugh to myself when it’s over my head
Em D7 G Am
Cause she’s got a way all Her own
C D7 G Am
Yes she’s got a way all her own
C D7 G G C Fmaj7 G
She’s got a way all her own
Note, Outro after last line of chorus is Arpeggio on G, C, Fmaj7, finish on G chord
Intro is arpeggio leading with B#(A string), C (A string), F (E String), and then rolling right into
Open G chord
G Am C D7 x1
Verse 1
G Am C
My girl, she’s extra ordinary
G Am C
My girl, she’s different from the rest
Em D7
She is truth combined with fiction
G C
A lovely contradiction
Em C Fmaj7 D7
But you'll only see the part of her that she wants you to see
Chorus
G Am C D7
Yes you’d understand if you knew her like I do
G Am C D7
I just do what I can to keep up on her points of view
Em D7 G C
And laugh to myself when it’s over my head
Em D7 G Am C D7
She's got a way all her own
Verse 2
G Am C
Sometimes she baffles and confounds me
G Am C
But I'm fine when she wraps her arms around me
Em D7 G C
When I finally figured out I'll never figure her out
Em C Fmaj7 D7
That’s when I begin to understand just what she’s all about
Chorus
G Am C D7
Yes you’d understand if you knew her like I do
G Am C D7
I just do what I can to keep up on her points of view
Em D7 G C
And laugh to myself when it’s over my head
Em D7 G Am
Cause she’s got a way all Her own
C D7 G
Yeah she’s got a way all her own
Bridge
Em C. G
She smiles, and the questions disappear
Em C Fmaj7 D7
She cries, and only God knows why she’s here
Chorus
G Am C D7
Yes you’d understand if you knew her like I do
G Am C D7
I just do what I can to keep up on her points of view
Em D7 G C
And laugh to myself when it’s over my head
Em D7 G Am
Cause she’s got a way all Her own
C D7 G Am
Yes she’s got a way all her own
C D7 G G C Fmaj7 G
She’s got a way all her own
Note, Outro after last line of chorus is Arpeggio on G, C, Fmaj7, finish on G chord
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