We're the Same by Matthew Sweet Guitar Chords - Bonnie Renner

p If you are looking for We're the Same guitar chords, you've come to the right place. You can play We're the Same by Matthew Sweet using guitar or guitar. This song by Matthew Sweet can also be played by that instruments. =/p p We're the Same guitar chords has rhythm and included in 100% Fun (1995) album. You can also find another musical genres, including jazz guitar chords, country music guitar chords, pop guitar chords, world music guitar chords, and rock guitar chords here. /p h3We're the Same by Matthew Sweet Guitar Chords/h3 Chords by: Courtney Carney (Courtney_Carney@baylor.edu)brCorrections by: Bradley T. HeimbrbrIntro: | G | C | D | Em | G | C | D | D |brbr[G]I don't have to [C]speak, and you [D]know what I'm [Am]thinkingbr[G]You don't need to [C]hear what I [D]say,br[G]I don't have to [C]ask, 'cause you'll [D]guess what I'm [Am]seekingbr[G]You don't need to [C]hide what you [D]knowbrbr[Em]Baby we're the [C]same, when we [G]fall in each other's [D]eyesbr[Em]Baby we're the [C]same, so you [G]should not be [Em]suprisedbr[Em]When I swear to you, I n[Am]ever t[G]old yo[G/B]u what to[C] do[C][C/B][D]brMaybe it's me. [C] [C/B] [D] Maybe it's you.brbr[G]I don't have to [C]act, so you'll [D]know what I'm [Am]feelingbr[G]You don't need to [C]see to be[D]lievebrbr[Em]Baby we're the [C]same, when we [G]shine in each other's [D]skybr[Em]Baby we're the [C]same, wo you [G]should not be [Em]suprisedbr[Em]When I swear to you, I n[Am]ever t[G]old yo[G/B]u what to[C] do[C][C/B][D]brSometimes it's me. [C] [C/B] [D] Sometimes it's you.brbrSOLObrbr[Em]Baby we're the [C]same, when we [G]fall in each other's [D]eyesbr[Em]Baby we're the [C]same, so you [G]should not be [Em]suprisedbr[Em]When I swear to you, I n[Am]ever t[G]old yo[G/B]u what to[C] do[C][C/B][D]brMaybe it's me. [C] [C/B] [D] Maybe it's you[C]. [C/B] [D] Maybe it's you.[G]brbrbr[-----]WE'RE THE SAME (Version 2)brbrFrom: presente@mckinley.bu.edu (Henry Presente)brbrG - 320003, 355xxxbrC - 032010, x355xxbrD - 000232, x577xx (only use the power chords if you're gonna usebrEm- 022000, 022xxx distortion + make the whole song sound harder)brbrINTRO: G C D Embr[G]me[C]an[D]while, the lead guitar starts off what sounds like picking the Gbrpower chord, a few octaves up, then the C power chord octaves up,brbut then it loses that pattern and just starts going up and down hthebrappropriate scales; you should make up your own intro to this songbrbrVERSE:brbr[G] [C] [D] [Em] brbre-------------------------------------------------------brB---------------0-1--------------3-------------3-3-1-0-- (you can choosebrG-0---------0-2----------------------------------------2 either octave)brD-------------------------------------------------------brA-------------0-2-3--------------5-------------5-5-3-2-0brE-3---------3-------------------------------------------brbri don't have to speak, and you know what i'm thinkingbr[G] [C] [D] brbre-------------------------------------------------------brB---------------0-1--------------3----------------------brG-0---------0-2-----------------------------------------brD-------------------------------------------------------brA-------------0-2-3--------------5----------------------brE-3---------3-------------------------------------------brbryou don't need to hear, what i saybrbri don't have to ask, cause you'll guess, what i'm seekingbryou don't need to hide, what you knowbrbr1st HALF CHORUS:br[Em]baby, baby we're the [C]same, when we [G]fail in each other's [D]eyesbr(shine in each other's sky)brbaby, baby we're the same, so you should not be surpriesed when i swearbrto youbr2nd HALF CHORUS:brEm G C bri never told you what to dobrbrmaybe it's mebr(sometimes it's me)brbrmaybe it's youbr(sometimes it's you)brbr the chords sound alright, although in the 'maybe it's me' parts, youbrhave to fool around with the rhythms, but it sounds better if you playbra combination of the Em and G chords and/or then add-to/replace thembrwith the following:brbrbrbre--10--8--7--5--3--2--brB--0---0--0--0--0--0--brG---------------------brD---------------------brA---------------------brE---------------------brbrbrif you have more than one guitar playing, you don't need to play thebrB string at allbrbr2nd VERSE:brbri don't have to act, so you'll know, what i'm feelingbryou don't need to see, to believebrbrCHORUSbrbrSOLO:brpick your own picking rhythm (or listen to the record) - i didn'tbrinclude the number of times to hit each note, but the notes sound rightbrbrbrbre--------------------------------------------------------------brB--------------------------------------------------------------brG--------------------------------------------------------------brD---5--7--9--4--5--4--2--0--2--5--4--5--4s-0-------------------brA---------------------------------------------3--2-----0--2--5-brE-----------------------------------------------br p If you want to learn Matthew Sweet We're the Same guitar chords, The 5 chords we'll look at are the C major, A major, G major, E major, and D major. The reason we use all major chords is that the minor versions of any of these chords just require tiny adjustments. Each one of those minor chords is completely based on its major counterpart /p p The more you practice, the easier guitar will feel to play We're the Same. Guitar is hard to learn in the beginning, but gets easier the longer you stick with it. /p