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Sunday Morning

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[Intro]
 E   C#mx8
e|------------------------|
B|------------------------|
G|------------------------|
D|------------------------|
A|---2-2----0-2-4-2-4-2---|
E|-0----4-4-------------4-|
[Verse 1]
ESappy patheC#mtic little EmeC#m  
EThat was the C#mgirl I used to EbeC#m  
          A     C#m   E(pause)
You had me on my knees
 E   C#mx2
[Verse 2]
EI'd trade you C#mplaces any dEayC#m  
EI'd never tC#mhought you could Ebe that C#mway
ABut you looked like C#mme on SunEday
 E   C#mx2, A  
[Chorus]
C#mYou came in with the Ebreeze
On SF#munday moArning
C#mYou sure have chaEnged since yesterAday
Without C#many wBarning
AI thought I C#mknew you
AI thought I C#mknew you
AI thought I C#mknew you EwellC#m. . . Eso wC#mell
 E   C#mx2
[Verse 3]
EYou're trying my C#mshoes on for a cEhangeC#m  
EThey look so gC#mood but fit so stErangeC#m  
AOut of fashion, C#mso I can compElain
[Chorus]
C#mYou came in with the Ebreeze
On SF#munday moArning
C#mYou sure have chaEnged since yesterAday
Without C#many wBarning
AI thought I C#mknew you
AI thought I C#mknew you
AI thought I C#mknew you EwellC#m. . . Eso wC#mell
A   B
[Bridge]
C#5I know who I am, but who are you?E5  F#5  A5  
You're not looking like you used to
You're on the other side of the mirror
So nothing's looking quite as clear
Thank you for turning on the lights
Thank you, now you're the parasite
I didn't think you had it in you
And now you're looking like I used to
[Chorus]
C#mYou came in with the Ebreeze
On SF#munday moArning
C#mYou sure have cEhanged since yesterday
F#mWithout any warAning
C#mAnd you Ewant me badly
ABecause you cC#mannot Bhave me
AI thought I C#mknew you
AI thought I C#mknew you
AI thought I C#mknew you EwellC#m. . . Eso wC#mell

All chords in this song (9)

The story behind the song

"Sunday Morning" captures the feeling of a romantic relationship that has ended in a breakup. The lyrics were inspired by a conversation Gwen Stefani had with Tony Kanal, and she later refined them to tell this story. It's a song born from personal experience, reflecting on the aftermath of a relationship. The band, No Doubt, is known for its ska and ska punk sound, and this track blends those styles with elements of reggae and Motown. Playing it, you can channel the bittersweet reflection of a love that has passed.

AI-written from these sources:Sunday Morning (No Doubt song) — Wikipedia ↗No Doubt — Wikipedia ↗

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Sunday Morning

by No Doubt

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

C#m

F#m

C#5

F#5

[Intro]

E C#m

e|------------------------|

B|------------------------|

G|------------------------|

D|------------------------|

A|---2-2----0-2-4-2-4-2---|

E|-0----4-4-------------4-|

[Verse 1]

E C#m E C#m

Sappy pathetic little me

E C#m E C#m

That was the girl I used to be

A C#m E

(pause)

You had me on my knees

E C#m

[Verse 2]

E C#m E C#m

I'd trade you places any day

E C#m E C#m

I'd never thought you could be that way

A C#m E

But you looked like me on Sunday

E C#m A

x2,

[Chorus]

C#m E

You came in with the breeze

F#m A

On Sunday morning

C#m E A

You sure have changed since yesterday

C#m B

Without any warning

A C#m

I thought I knew you

A C#m

I thought I knew you

A C#m E C#m E C#m

I thought I knew you well. . . so well

E C#m

[Verse 3]

E C#m E C#m

You're trying my shoes on for a change

E C#m E C#m

They look so good but fit so strange

A C#m E

Out of fashion, so I can complain

[Chorus]

C#m E

You came in with the breeze

F#m A

On Sunday morning

C#m E A

You sure have changed since yesterday

C#m B

Without any warning

A C#m

I thought I knew you

A C#m

I thought I knew you

A C#m E C#m E C#m

I thought I knew you well. . . so well

A B

[Bridge]

C#5 E5 F#5 A5

I know who I am, but who are you?

You're not looking like you used to

You're on the other side of the mirror

So nothing's looking quite as clear

Thank you for turning on the lights

Thank you, now you're the parasite

I didn't think you had it in you

And now you're looking like I used to

[Chorus]

C#m E

You came in with the breeze

F#m A

On Sunday morning

C#m E

You sure have changed since yesterday

F#m A

Without any warning

C#m E

And you want me badly

A C#m B

Because you cannot have me

A C#m

I thought I knew you

A C#m

I thought I knew you

A C#m E C#m E C#m

I thought I knew you well. . . so well

About Sunday Morning Chords by No Doubt

Learn how to play Sunday Morning by No Doubt with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Sunday Morning chords”, “Sunday Morning guitar chords”, or “No Doubt Sunday Morning chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Sunday Morning chords and for experienced players who want accurate Sunday Morning lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include E, C#m, B, G, D, A.

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