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She's Humming A Tune

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RockAdvanced for beginners9 chords

How to play it

Fingering diagrams for the shapes in this song. × = don't play, ○ = open string.

F#mDiagram coming soon
C×
Bm×
E
D××
C#mDiagram coming soon
G
A×
G#Diagram coming soon

Chords & lyrics

Chord names sit directly above the word where you change.

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Intro F#m  C 
 
      F#m           C 
She's humming a tune 
   F#m                       C 
To keep herself from thinking 
    Bm                      E 
About all that she's facing 
    Bm 
But her mind is racing 
E        D       C#m  Bm 
Over and over again 
 
      E                 Bm 
And I don't suppose she knows 
  G 
Everything that's bound to happen 
F#m                A     Bm 
How and where the story goes 
E                  Bm 
And I don't know why I care 
       A        E/G# 
She's up tight, not right 
G            F#m        E  Bm 
How could it matter to me 
 
      F#m           C 
She's humming a tune 
   F#m                       C 
To keep herself from straying 
   Bm                      E 
When everything's swaying 
    Bm 
And decisions are weighing 
E        D         C#m  Bm 
Ever so hard on her mind 
 
      E                 Bm 
And I don't suppose she knows 
  G 
Everything that's bound to happen 
F#m                A     Bm 
How and where the story goes 
E                  Bm 
And I don't know if it just 
       A        E/G# 
I'm bummed out, no doubt 
G            F#m        E  Bm 
What does it matter to me 
 
Solo E  Bm  G  F#m 
       A  Bm  E  Bm 
 
       A        E/G# 
She's up tight, not right 
G            F#m        E   Bm 
How could it matter to me 
       E                Bm     
And I don't suppose she knows 
 
( G  F#m  A  Bm ) 
( E  Bm  A  E/G# ) 
( G  F#m  E  Bm ) 
 
       A        E/G# 
She's up tight, not right 
G            F#m        E   Bm 
How could it matter to me 
 
( F#m  C ) 
          
 

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Chord set

F#m · C · Bm · E · D · C#m · G · A · G#

Practice tip

Loop the first two chords slowly until the change is clean, then add the rest.