Asleep Uke tab by The Smiths

7 Chords used in the song: C, Am, F, E, G, Dm7, Em

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Tablature / Chords (Full Song)

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Artist: The Smiths

Album: Louder Than Bombs

Year: 1987

Difficulty:

4.64

(Intermediate)

Key: AmChords

C          Am
Sing me to sleep
C          Am
Sing me to sleep
F            E
I'm tired and I
E                   C
I want to go to bed

C          Am
Sing me to sleep
C          Am
Sing me to sleep
   F
And then leave me alone
G
Don't try to wake me in the morning
E
'Cause I will be gone



[Chorus]

G
Don't feel bad for me
Dm7        C
I want you to know
G
Deep in the cell of my heart
           F
I will feel so glad to go


[Verse 2]

C          Am
Sing me to sleep
C          Am
Sing me to sleep
F            E
I don't want to wake up
G
On my own anymore

C      Am
Sing to me
C      Am
Sing to me
F            E
I don't want to wake up
F
On my own anymore



[Chorus]

G
Don't feel bad for me
Dm7        C
I want you to know
G
Deep in the cell of my heart
         F
I really want to go


[Outro]

G
There is another world
C
There is a better world
Em          Am
Well, there must be
Em          Am
Well, there must be
Em          Am
Well, there must be
Em          Am
Well, there must be
Em
Well ...

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About this song: Asleep

"Asleep" was written by Johnny Marr and Morrissey, and recorded in London in 1985. It features on the compilation albums The World Won't Listen and Louder Than Bombs, and originally appeared as the B-side to the boy with the thorn in his side. The song, one of the band's bleakest, features mostly piano; the melody was something Johnny Marr had been toying around with for years, originally composed (in simpler form) as a coda to suffer little children. Read more on Last.fm.

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