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by Suede





Here are the basic chords for Still Life by Suede. This song is on the
album Dog Man Star and written by Brett Abderson and Bernard Butler.
Note that the D chord has lots of sus4th's added and that at the end of the
G chord Bernard Butler moves one of his pinkies up from the 3rd fret on the
top E string to the 5th fret and then drop back to the 3rd and then open
E before moving to the A chord. The A chord also uses liberal amounts of
sus2 (shown below) and sus4. Play around with these and you'll get
something pretty similar to the great man.


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STILL LIFE by Suede

Intro uses the DAGD chord progression that is repeated during the song

                   
This still life is all I ever do
                                         
there by the window quietly killed for you
                       
in the glass house, my insect life
                                 
crawling the walls under electric light


                               
I'll go into the night, into the night
                 
she and I into the night


                   
Is this still life all I'm good for too?
                                      
there by the window quietly killed for you
                        
and they drive by, like insects do
     
they think they don't know me
                     
they hired a car for you


                             
To go into the night, into the night
                 
she and I into the night

(tempo rises on the D)
                       
and this still life is all I ever do
                                          
there by the window, quietly killed for you
                       
and this still life is all I ever do
                     
but it's still, still life
                      G    (music stops here till....)
but it's still, still life
                      
but it's still, still life

(then DGAD for the strings till the end).

I hope your voices are up to singing it - mine isn't.

Nigel Minchin
n.r.minchin@qmw.ac.uk