Black Part Love Chords

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|------------------------|
|---Selah-Sue------------|
|------------------------|
|-----Black-Part-Love----|
|------------------------|
|------------------------|

I'm just giving the basic chords because it would be
stupid to make such a simple yet beautiful song so complex.

The first part (D#m7) gets repeated throughout the song,
with the extension of a C# (9) and 
a C (8) that gets alternated each time with the basic chord D#m7.

eg D#m7 x3 then D#m7 with #9 x3, again 3x D#m7 and then 3x with the added #8.
This part ends each time with a A#m.

The technique is muting/lifting all fingers off rhitmically so you create some sort of beat. 
Also switching between upstroke or downstrum makes it dynamic.
Easiest thing to do is just listen.

 
D#m7            D#m7 (9)        D#m7 (8)        A#m  
|-6--------------9---------------8---------------6----|
|-7--------------7---------------7---------------6----|
|-6--------------6---------------6---------------6----|
|-8--------------8---------------8---------------6----|
|-6--------------6---------------6---------------8----|
|-6--------------6---------------6---------------6----|

When she sings "Listen girl" "Learn how to love yourself" 
"Just fly on girl" and "cuz you're worth it" there is some sort of rapid breakdown.

Basically after the A#m you go to the D#m7 and slide to Fm7, and then you go back to A#m. 

A#m   D#m7  Fm7   A#m
|-6- --6--s--8-- -6----|
|-6- --7--s--9-- -6----|
|-6- --6--s--8-- -6----|
|-6- --8--s-10-- -6----|
|-8- --6--s--8-- -8----|
|-6- --6--s--8-- -6----|