Happiness Uke tab by Elliott Smith (Baritone Chords)

15 Chords used in the song: G, Am, D, C/G, Cadd9/B, F, D7/F#, Em, G/F#, B7/F#, C, C#, Eb, Bm, A

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Artist: Elliott Smith

Album: Figure 8

Year: 2000

Difficulty:

3.93

(Intermediate)

Key: unknownChords

Original key: -1.5 step(s) (original tuning)

Chord progression arranged for the Ukulele

G(II)                       Am
    activity's killing the actor
      D                         C/G(II)   Cadd9/B Am
and a cop's standing out in the road
                  F(II)  D7/F#
turning traffic away
G(III)                                   Am
    there was nothing she could do until after
         D                     C/G(II)   Cadd9/B Am
when his body'd been buried below
                 F(II)  D7/F#
way back in the day

Em   Am  Em                         C/G(II)   G/F#
  oh my, nothing else could've been done
    G(II)    G/F#(II) Em  D  C/G(II)    B7/F#
he made his life  a  lie  so
Em   Am    Em                    C/G(II)   G/F#
  he might never have to know anyone
G(II)     G/F#(II) Em D      C(II) C#(b5) Eb(b5)
made his life the lie you know

G(II)                          Am
    i told him he shouldn't upset her
              D                   C/G(II)   Cadd9/B Am
and that he'd only be making it worse
                    F(II)  D7/F#
involving somebody else
G(III)                              Am
    but I knew that he'd never forget her
          D                   C/G(II)   Cadd9/B Am
while her memory worked in reverse
                          F(II)  D7/F#
to keep her safe from herself

Em   Am  Em                         C/G(II)   G/F#
  oh my, nothing else could've been done
     G(II)    G/F#(II) Em D  C/G(II)    B7/F#
she made her life  a  lie so
Em    Am    Em                    C/G(II)   G/F#
  she might never have to know anyone
G(II)     G/F#(II) Em D      C(II) C#(b5) Eb(b5)
made her life the lie you know


G(II)  Bm  F        C      Eb(b5)  G(II)   A          C   G/F#
what   I   used to be will pass  away and then you'll see that

G(II)  Bm  F     C     Eb(b5)      G(II)   A        C   G/F#
all    I   want now is ha-    -ppiness for you and me

G(II)  Bm  F        C      Eb(b5)  G(II)   A          C   G/F#
what   I   used to be will pass  away and then you'll see that

G(II)  Bm  F     C     Eb(b5)      G(II)   A        C   G/F#
all    I   want now is ha-    -ppiness for you and me   for
                        
G(II)    Bm  F(II)  C(II)  Eb(5)   G(II)   A        C       G(II)
you and me

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   A            C             G(II)