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Date: Sun, 6 Jun 2004 21:47:51 -0700 (PDT)
From: Lydia Martinez 
Subject: o/oconnor_sinead/you_cause_as_much_sorrow.crd

You Cause As Much Sorrow
Sinead O^ÒConnor
From: I Do Not Want What I Haven^Òt Got, 1990
Transposed by Lydia Martinez


Intro 
G F G F (2x)

G			F	
I^Òm full of good intentions
G			F	
Like I never was before
G			F	
It^Òs too late for prevention 
G					F	
But I don^Òt think it^Òs too late for the cure

G			F	
So you call in your minions
G			F	
See what you can find
G			F	
Night time or morning
F		G			F	
These hands are sticky but I don^Òt mind

CHORUS I
C		G	C	G
Why must you always be around?
C	G			D
Why can^Òt you just leave it be?
G		C		G	
It^Òs done nothing so far but destroy my life 
C		G
You cause as much sorrow dead 
C		A		G
As you did when you were alive

		
I never said I was tough	
That was everyone else		
So you^Òre a fool to attack me	
For the image that you built yourself
		
It just sounds more vicious		
Than I actually mean		
G		F	G	F
I really am soft (yes) & tender & sweet

CHORUS II                                             
                                                      
 
Why must you always be around? (la la la la)
Why can^Òt you just leave me be?
Yo(oo)u^Òve done nothing so far but destroy my life
You cause as much sorrow dead
As you did when you were alive

(repeat chorus II)


I, Lydia Martinez, declare that I transcribed this
song all on my own.  I would like to thank my
wonderful guitar instructor, Chris, for his awesome
wisdom and ability to teach me so much!

Note differences between Chorus I and Chorus II.  Some
chord transition variations appear in later verses
that are not in earlier ones.  Try to listen to the
track at least once.  It^Òs cool.
There must be other Sinead O^ÒConnor fans out there
using this web site!



	
		
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