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Lucky

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1/11

Tempo 80 BPMVol

Sound:

Position

Step 1 / 11Position: 2

1 index2 middle3 ring4 pinkyO openSpace = play/pause

Thanks to Jason Pollock for the chords.
e|Bmaj7sus4/G#---0---       F#7add11---0---    Bmaj7sus4---0--- * hammer on   ---E0---|
B|---0---       ---0---    ---0---   from the    ---0---|
G|---3---       ---3---    ---3---   2nd to 4th  ---1---|
D|---4---       ---4---    ---2h4-   fret.       ---2---|
A|---2---       ---2---    ---2---               ---2---|
E|---4---       ---2---    -------               ---0---|
     Badd11     Badd11/A#     Emaj7/G#  F#7add11*
e|---0---   ---0---    ---0---    ---0---|
B|---0---   ---0---    ---0---    ---0---|
G|---8---   ---8---    ---4---    ---3---|
D|---9---   ---9---    ---6---    ---4---|
A|---9---   ---9---    ---6---    ---4---|
E|---7---   ---6---    ---4---    ---2---|
[Verse]
  Bmaj7sus4/G#Mean Mr. Mustard says he’s F#7add11bored
  of life in the DBmaj7sus4istrict
CaBmaj7sus4/G#n’t afford the French Quarter hF#7add11igh
says it gets old reaBmaj7sus4l quick
Bmaj7sus4/G#and he pales up next to mF#7add11e
scrawled on the pavBmaj7sus4ement
   Bmaj7sus4/G#It says: son, time is allF#7add11  
the Luck you Bmaj7sus4need.E  
[Chorus]
And Badd11if I stay Lucky then my Badd11/A#tongue
will stay tied, and I Emaj7/G#won’t betray
    F#7add11*     E  
the things that I hide.
There’s Badd11not enough years underBadd11/A#neath
                       Emaj7/G#  F#7add11*
this belt, for me to admit the way
that I Efelt.
[Verse 2]
Bmaj7sus4/G#Mean Mr. Mustard says don’t beF#7add11  
the wave that Bmaj7sus4crashes
Bmaj7sus4/G#From a sea of discontent, he saF#7add11ys
he’s wrestled with that Bmaj7sus4blanket...
It leaves you Bmaj7sus4/G#cold and wet
F#7add11any way you stretch itBmaj7sus4  
Divine apathBmaj7sus4/G#y! Disease of my F#7add11youth
watch that you don’t Bmaj7sus4catch it.E  
[Chorus]
And Badd11if I stay Lucky then my Badd11/A#tongue
will stay tied, and I Emaj7/G#won’t betray
    F#7add11*     E  
the things that I hide.
There’s Badd11not enough years underBadd11/A#neath
                       Emaj7/G#  F#7add11*
this belt, for me to admit the way
that I Efelt.
[Bridge]
F#7add11*                             Eon the E chords, let ring and
And I'm the wave that crashes...       strum the strings one by one
       F#7add11*                      Efrom the high e, B, G.
From a sea that turns itself
F#7add11*            E  
And inside out every chance I get to
F#7add11*             E  
See what it's like in Hell
[Chorus]
And Badd11if I stay Lucky then my Badd11/A#tongue
will stay tied, and I Emaj7/G#won’t betray
    F#7add11*     E  
the things that I hide.
There’s Badd11not enough years underBadd11/A#neath
                       Emaj7/G#  F#7add11*
this belt, for me to admit the way
that I Efelt.

All chords in this song (7)

The story behind the song

Seven Mary Three was an American rock band best known for their hit single "Cumbersome." The band formed in 1992 when Jason Ross and Jason Pollock met in college, with Ross on lead vocals and rhythm guitar, and Pollock on lead guitar and backing vocals, later joined by bassist Casey Daniel and drummer Giti Khalsa. Their name comes from the call sign "7 Mary 3" for Officer Jon Baker in the 1970s TV series CHiPs. When you play "Lucky," you're tapping into the sound of a band that found its name almost by chance, but crafted a distinct rock presence.

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Lucky

by Seven Mary Three

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

Bmaj7sus4/G#

F#7add11

Bmaj7sus4

Badd11

Badd11/A#

Emaj7/G#

Thanks to Jason Pollock for the chords.

Bmaj7sus4/G# F#7add11 Bmaj7sus4 E

e|---0--- ---0--- ---0--- * hammer on ---0---|

B|---0--- ---0--- ---0--- from the ---0---|

G|---3--- ---3--- ---3--- 2nd to 4th ---1---|

D|---4--- ---4--- ---2h4- fret. ---2---|

A|---2--- ---2--- ---2--- ---2---|

E|---4--- ---2--- ------- ---0---|

Badd11 Badd11/A# Emaj7/G# F#7add11

e|---0--- ---0--- ---0--- ---0---|

B|---0--- ---0--- ---0--- ---0---|

G|---8--- ---8--- ---4--- ---3---|

D|---9--- ---9--- ---6--- ---4---|

A|---9--- ---9--- ---6--- ---4---|

E|---7--- ---6--- ---4--- ---2---|

[Verse]

Bmaj7sus4/G# F#7add11

Mean Mr. Mustard says he’s bored

Bmaj7sus4

of life in the District

Bmaj7sus4/G# F#7add11

Can’t afford the French Quarter high

Bmaj7sus4

says it gets old real quick

Bmaj7sus4/G# F#7add11

and he pales up next to me

Bmaj7sus4

scrawled on the pavement

Bmaj7sus4/G# F#7add11

It says: son, time is all

Bmaj7sus4 E

the Luck you need.

[Chorus]

Badd11 Badd11/A#

And if I stay Lucky then my tongue

Emaj7/G#

will stay tied, and I won’t betray

F#7add11 E

the things that I hide.

Badd11 Badd11/A#

There’s not enough years underneath

Emaj7/G# F#7add11

this belt, for me to admit the way

that I felt.

[Verse 2]

Bmaj7sus4/G# F#7add11

Mean Mr. Mustard says don’t be

Bmaj7sus4

the wave that crashes

Bmaj7sus4/G# F#7add11

From a sea of discontent, he says

Bmaj7sus4

he’s wrestled with that blanket...

Bmaj7sus4/G#

It leaves you cold and wet

F#7add11 Bmaj7sus4

any way you stretch it

Bmaj7sus4/G# F#7add11

Divine apathy! Disease of my youth

Bmaj7sus4 E

watch that you don’t catch it.

[Chorus]

Badd11 Badd11/A#

And if I stay Lucky then my tongue

Emaj7/G#

will stay tied, and I won’t betray

F#7add11 E

the things that I hide.

Badd11 Badd11/A#

There’s not enough years underneath

Emaj7/G# F#7add11

this belt, for me to admit the way

that I felt.

[Bridge]

F#7add11 E

* on the E chords, let ring and

And I'm the wave that crashes... strum the strings one by one

F#7add11 E

* from the high e, B, G.

From a sea that turns itself

F#7add11 E

And inside out every chance I get to

F#7add11 E

See what it's like in Hell

[Chorus]

Badd11 Badd11/A#

And if I stay Lucky then my tongue

Emaj7/G#

will stay tied, and I won’t betray

F#7add11 E

the things that I hide.

Badd11 Badd11/A#

There’s not enough years underneath

Emaj7/G# F#7add11

this belt, for me to admit the way

that I felt.

About Lucky Chords by Seven Mary Three

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