Chains Chords

From the BBC produced 50th anniversary remake of the Beatles'
 
debut Please Please Me.
 
Kloot put their inimitable stamp on this classic, originally by
 
The Cookies.
 
Standard tuning
 
Capo position 5
 
Chords
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Em       022000
E7       021000
Em7      020000
C#m7dim5 x42000
Bm       x24432
Am       x02210
Am/B     x22210
C        x32010
B7       x24242
 
nb these are hardly riffs, just lovely little passing notes -
but it won't sound as good without them!!
 
 
Riff 1
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E ------------|
B ------------|
G ------------|
D ------------|
A ------------|
E ---3---2----|
 
 
Riff 2
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E ------------|
B ------------|
G ------------|
D ------------|
A ------------|
E ---0--2--3--|
 
 
 
Intro
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Em   E7   Em7   C#m7dim5
Em   E7   Em7   C#m7dim5
 
 
Verse 1
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Em     E7            Em7                 C#m7dim5
Chains baby's got me wrapped up in chains
                   Am  Am/B              C    Riff 1
But they ain't the kind     that you can see
      Bm            Am
These chains of love   
                 Em
They've got a hold on me
 
 
Verse 2
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Em     E7            Em7                 C#m7dim5
Chains baby's got me wrapped up in chains
                    Am  Am/B              C    Riff 1
But they're not the kind     that you can see
      Bm            Am
These chains of love   
                 Em
They're all over me
 
 
Refrain 1
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Riff2
 
Am
  I wanna tell you pretty baby
Em
  That you look divine
Am
  Very clever in your letter
      B7
These chains are round my mind
 
 
Verse 3
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       Em     E7            Em7          C#m7dim5
I'm in chains you've got me wrapped up in chains
                Am  Am/B              C    Riff 1
They're not the kind     that you can see
      Bm            Am
These chains of love   
             Em
Are all over me
 
 
Refrain 2
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Riff2
 
Am
  I wanna tell you pretty baby
Em
  That you look divine
Am
  Clever letter in your leather
B7
  Tethered to my mind
 
 
Close
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          Em     E7     Em7   C#m7dim5
There are chains chains chains
 
Am  Am/B  C           Em
            There are chains
 
 
 
 
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I hope I've done it justice!
 
Kevin O'Brien
Watford
England
November 2013
 
watfordkev@gmail.com
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