ReQ:THERE SHE GOES~sixpence none the richer//

Ok..i need the CHORDS and STRUMMING PATTERN and LEADS of >>
THERE SHE GOES by SIXPENCE NONE THE RICHER


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its such a beautifullllll song :music: ...i thought its the OST of notting hill..but it isnt :think: ..So also temme which movie's soundtrack is it, if any1 knows? :


*Waits*
:Tongue2:

 

chords for there she goes.. six pence none the richer

Hey man.. the chords to this song is so simple. The song was featured in Chris Koch's "Snow Day" release back in the summer of 2000.
The full length version of the song can also be found on their self-titled album "Six Pence None The Richer".



G D C
There she goes
G D C
There she goes again
G D C
Racing through my brain
Am G C
And I just can't contain
Am G C D
This feeling that remains

G D C
There she goes
G D C
There she goes again
G D C
Pulsing through my veins
Am G C
And I just can't contain
Am G C D
This feeling that remains

G D C
There she goes
G D C
There she goes again
G D C
Racing through my brain
Am G C
And I just can't contain
Am G C D
This feeling that remains

G D C
There she goes
G D C
There she goes again
G D C
She calls my name,
G D C
Pulls my train
G D C D
No one else could heal my pain
Am G C
And I just can't contain
Am G C D
This feeling that remains

G D C
There she goes
G D C
There she goes again
G D C
Chasing down my lane
Am G C
And I just can't contain
Am G C D
This feeling that remains


G D C D
There she goes
G D C D
There she goes
G D C D
There she goes




:rock: ROCK ON BOYS!!
love ya all.. sam
[SNIP]

 

If you watched Zee English in the ages past, this used to be the starting theme for a serial called "Jesse".


Jesse was so cute <3

 

@psychonuttz

will try and tell soon!

 

oh really? cant really remember this soap. :

that however reminds me of uncle jesse..err..John stamos of full house *sighs*

 

yeah this is a nice song ...and the chords ^ sound good ..but she (..'they' rather) also play a Dsus2 and a D after 'This feeling that remains'.
even kiss me by sixpence is lot of fun to play on acoustic

 

@psychonutzz

is it in standard tuning?
actually my guitar is std. tuned and while playing along..the song seems lil higher.

Plz enlighten :nw:

 

scale looks fine to me though

 

It is actually G D C9....
It is not in Snow day Soundtrack....that song is "kiss me" by the same band.
It is neither in Notting hill sound track...
It is in OST of some Julia Roberts movie tho...that much i remember..
It was originally done by a band called "The Las" in the late '70s...this is the cover by sixpence... ur talking about i think.I like this version tho.
And yes ...I simply love this song...

 

got this one::

G D C9
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G D C9 C9
There she goes
G D C9 C9
There she goes a-gain
G D C9 C9
Running through my brain and
Am C
I just can't con-tain
Am C D
This feelin that re-mains ^v^v
G D C9 C9
There she blows
G D C9 C9
There she blows a-gain
G D C9 C9
Pulsing through my vein
Am C
I just can't con-tain this
Am C D
feelin that re-mains ^v^v

There she goes
There she goes again
Racing through my brain
And I just can't contain
This feeling that remains

There she goes
There she goes again
She calls my name
She pulls my train
No on else can heal my pain
And I just can't contain
This feelin that remains

There she goes
There she goes again
Chasing down my lane
And I just can't contain
This feeling that remains

 

That would be Cadd9 though, not C9. C9 actually means Cdom9. I love this song

 

ya even i played the song on G.....but it sounds different from the original tht shes played...and the strummin is like RUBAROO song.....

 

Ah...yes...i forgot to mention...there's a capo on 3rd fret !!...All chords r relative to the capo.

 

NO i doubt if its Cadd9.. C is fine!
can someone suggest a strumming pattern in DUDU pattern?

@light_of_erindi
julia roberts movie? then its certainly notting hill's ost :

 

its like the pattern of RUABAROO song..the rang de basanti wala at start and then its like...D D stop D U D...il try to record if i get time...

 

@vini...Cadd9 is the official tablature from the songbook...so there ...

here's the strumming....

udu-d udu-d udu-dd-d (for verses and most of the song)

and ddddd at the end of each verse when the chord is D.

spaces indicate a long(comparatively...cause thestrum sequence itself is pretty fast) pause and '-' indiacates skipping a stroke but maintaining the tempo.I'll post an audio if i can cause my mic is screwed.till then :beer:

 

thanx a lot!

..will try

 

dilemma: C or Cadd9

Sorry guys.: .but im still stuck b/w whether it should be C or Cadd9..here are 2 small clips one of Cmaj and other of Cadd9..: now tell me which one is better..i still think its C :think:

 

I think it was Cadd9 as far as I can remember. However, if you personally like the sound of C there, play that way by all means.

 

Ok...I have used Cadd9 but my tuning is lower but that shud give u an idea of how to play...