Losing My Religion Uke tab by Rem

9 Chords used in the song: G, Am, Em, Dm, F, Am/B, Am/C, Am/E, C

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Artist: Rem

Album: In Time: The Best Of R.E.M. 1988-2003

Year: 2003

Difficulty:

2.72

(Beginner)

Key: C, AmChords

G   Am             Em
Oh, life it's bigger,
Em                 Am
it's bigger that you and you are not me
                        Em
The lengths that I will go to,
                     Am
the distance in your eyes
Em            Dm
Oh no I've said too much,
              G
I've said it all
                  Am
That's me in the corner,
           Em
that's me in the spotlight,
           Am
losing my religion
Em
Trying to keep up with you
       Am              Em
and I don't know if I can do it
             Dm
Oh no I've said too much,
                G
I haven't said enough

                    F
I though that I heard you laughing,
                            AmAm/BAm/CAm/E
I thought that I heard you sing   
  F            Dm    Am
I think I thought I saw you try


(Repeat for verse 2)


    Am
But that was just a dream
C               G
That was just a dream


(Repeat for verse 3)

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clrjhnn

Everything was pretty okay until the Am/Am/BAm/CAm/E which made me really confused

06 Oct 2012

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About this song: Losing My Religion

In the liner notes of 'In Time: The Best of R.E.M.' (2003) Peter Buck says that one can divide R.E.M.'s career with this song. Before the release of Losing My Religion, R.E.M. had mostly a cult following, after the release they became one of the biggest rock bands of the 90's. 'Losing My Religion' is a term from the American South that means being at wits' end. It was the first song with a mandolin to reach #1 since Rod Stewart's 'Maggie May' in 1971.

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