Aint No Sunshine Chords
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Difficulty: | beginner |
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Tuning: | E A D G B E |
Capo: | 6th fret |
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The Em7 and G are just one strum only. Hit them quick and switch to the next chord.
Am* means that you strum open and then hammer onto Am (the entire chord).
The star * means a hammer-on on the A string while playing the Am chord.
(nothing) means don't strum until the next chord.
(mute) means to just strum the strings muted.
Capo 6
[Intro]
Am Em7 G Am
[Verse]
(nothing) Am Em7 G Am*
Ain' no sunshine when she's gone
* Em7 G Am*
It's not warm when she's away
* Em
Ain' no sunshine when she's gone
Dm
And she always gone too long
Am Em7 G Am*
Anytime she goes away
[Verse]
(nothing) Am Em7 G Am*
Wonder this time where she's gone
* Em7 G Am*
Wonder if she's gone to stay
* Em
Ain' no sunshine when she's gone
Dm
and this house just ain' no home
Am *
Anytime she goes away
[Interlude]
Am
I know (x13)
(mute)
I know (x13)
N.C.
Hey, I oughta leave the young thing alone
Am Em7 G Am*
But ain't no sunshine when she's gone
[Verse]
(nothing) Am Em7 G Am*
Ain' no sunshine when she's gone
* Am Em7 G Am*
Only darkness everyday
* Em
Ain' no sunshine when she's gone
Dm
And this house just ain' no home
Am Em7 G Am*
Anytime she goes away
[Outro]
* Em7 G Am*
Anytime she goes away (x3)
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Aint No Sunshine – Bill Withers
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6 comments

Yes. It's definitely e. minor
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indeed it is straight from Em to G then back to Am
One of the most influential 4 chord songs in black music history
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sounds just about right... im a beginner so i gotta practice this.... alot... :(
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