Sunday Morning

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Sunday Morning
No Doubt
Tabbed by: Michael Friel
[Intro]
EC#m
(8x)
[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
You had me on my knees
E
[Instrumental riff 2x]
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
But you looked like me on Sunday
E
[Instrumental riff]
[Chorus]
C#m E F#m
You came in with the breeze
A C#m
On Sunday morning
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
I thought I knew you well. . .
E
[Instrumental riff 4 x]
...so well
E C#m
You're trying my shoes on for a change
E C#m
They look so good but fit so strange
A C#m
Out of fashion, so I can complain
E
[Instrumental riff] 2x ABABAB
[Chorus]
C#m E F#m
You came in with the breeze
A C#m
On Sunday morning
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
I thought I knew you well. . .
[Bridge]
C#m E F# A
I know who I am, but who are you?
C#m E F# A
You're not looking like you used to
C#m E F# A
You're on the other side of the mirror
C#m E F# A
So nothing's looking quite as clear
C#m E F# A
Thank you for turning on the lights
C#m E F# A
Thank you, now you're the parasite
C#m E F# A
I didn't think you had it in you
C#m E F# A
And now you're looking like I used to
C#m E F#m
You came in with the breeze
A C#m
On Sunday morning
E F#m
You sure have changed since yesterday
A C#m
without any warning
E A
And you want me badly
C B A
'Cuz you cannot have me
A C#m
I thought I knew you
A C#m
but I've got a new view
A C#m E
[Instrumental riff]
I thought I knew you well.... oh well
E
[Instrumental riff]
ooooh on
Sunday morning
without a warning
E C#m
Sunday morning
E C#m
oooh .......you want me badly
E C#m
.....................you cannot have me
E C#m E
.....................sunday morning

Sunday Morning chords and lyrics

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Sunday Morning
No Doubt
Tabbed by: Michael Friel
[Intro]
E C#m (8x)
[Verse 1]
[Instrumental E riff 2x]
[Instrumental E riff]
[Chorus]
[Instrumental E riff] 2x ABABAB
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
Sunday morning
without a  warning

Sunday Morning Chords by No Doubt

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