Situations
Jack JohnsonVersion1
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Chords in this song
Strum
D-DU-UDU
D
|--5--| |--2--| |xxxxx|
|--5--| |--2--| |--5--|
|--6--| |--2--| |--5--|
|--7--| |--4--| |--7--|
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<this can="" be="" a="" 7="" also="" |-----|="" |--1--|="" |--2--|="" _____________________________________________________________________________="" intro-="" |="" <span="">
Situation number one
It's the one that's just begun;
But evidently it's too late
Situation number two
It's the only chance for you
It's controlled by denizens of hate
Situation number three
It's the one that no one sees
It's all too often dismissed as fate.
Situation number four
The one that left you wanting more
it, it tantilized you with it's bait.
oh.
That's it! you can use the open chords but Jack does the whole scratching thing with his
which i believe is necessary for his songs, so it's much easier to just use the barre
There's also some little lead guitar at the end but i never bothered figuring it out, it
be on the power tab version of this. But i know it wouldn't be hard to find out, give
a shot yourself!
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Readable chord sheet for Situations by Jack Johnson
[A] [F#m] [D] |--5--| |--2--| |xxxxx| |--5--| |--2--| |--5--| |--6--| |--2--| |--5--| |--7--| |--4--| |--7--| |--7--| |--4--| |--7--| |--5--| |--2--| |--5--| <this can="" be="" a="" 7="" also="" |-----|="" |--1--|="" |--2--|="" _____________________________________________________________________________="" intro-="" |="" <span=""> [A] [F#m] [E] [D] [A] Situation number one [F#m] It's the one that's just begun; [D] But evidentl[E]y it's[D] too late [A] Situation number two [F#m] It's the only chance for you [D] It's controlled by den[E]izens [D]of hate [A] Situation number three [F#m] It's the one that no one sees [D] It's all too often dis[E]missed[D] as fate. [A] Situation number four [F#m] The one that left you wanting more [D] it, it tantilized you with it's bait. [D] [A]oh. That's it! you can use the open chords but Jack does the whole scratching thing with his which i believe is necessary for his songs, so it's much easier to just use the barre There's also some little lead guitar at the end but i never bothered figuring it out, it be on the power tab version of this. But i know it wouldn't be hard to find out, give a shot yourself!