Kiss Me Uke tab by Sixpence None The Richer (Baritone Chords)

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INTRO:  C chordC    Csus chordCsus      C chordC      Csus chordCsus

VERSE 1: C chordC        Csus chordCsus                  
kiss me out on the bearded barley
C7 chordC7                    Csus chordCsus                   
nightly beside the green green grass
C chordC             Csus chordCsus                  
swing swing swing the spinning step
C chordC              Csus chordCsus              C7 chordC7
you wear those shoes and i will wear that dress
F chordF
oh oh

CHORUS:   Dm chordDm   G chordG    C chordC         Am chordAm
kiss me beneath the milky twilight
Dm chordDm    G chordG  C chordC          Am chordAm         Dm chordDm
lead me out on the moonlit floor
           G chordG
lift your open hand
C chordC               Csus chordCsus              C7 chordC7
strike out the band and make the fireflies dance
              F chordF         G chordG
silver moon sparkling

so kiss me

INTRO:  (play again between chorus and verse)

VERSE 2:  (same as verse 1)

CHORUS:  (play again)

INTRO play again between choruses

CHORUS:  (play again)

the end

 

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About this song

In 1999, "Kiss Me" was released as a single, propelling Sixpence None the Richer into the national pop spotlight. That year the song was also featured in the film "She's All That" as the newly made-over protagonist, Laney Boggs, is revealed, and again at the end, during the film's credits. In 2001 the film "Not Another Teen Movie" would use the song in a parody of that scene. "Kiss Me" was also played on the WB teen drama "Dawson's Creek" in episodes #2-06 "The Dance" and #2-18 "The Perfect Wedding," and is found on the show's first soundtrack CD, "Songs from Dawson's Creek" (Volume 1).