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...ORDINARY PAIN... by Stevie Wonder
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*from 'Songs in the Key of Life' (1976)*
*CAPO 3rd FRET*
(Original Key: F)
Bbmaj7, D Dmaj7 D7 D6 Daug D
Dm7 G7 (x4)
Break:
Intro
Verse 1
D When by the phone, Dmaj7in vain you sit,
D7 You very soon, in your Am7mind realise that D9it's not just,
An Gmordinary pain,C9 in your Dmaj7heart. Em7
Verse 2
D When you by chance, go Dmaj7knock on her door,
D7 Walkin' away, you're con-Am7vinced that it's much, D9more than just;
An Gmordinary pain,C9 in your Dmaj7heart.
D7sus It's D7more than Bb7just an Gmordinary pain,C9 in your Dmaj7heart. D
Chorus 1
Em7 Don't fool your-Dself; but F#mtell no one Bm7else.
That D7susit's D7more than Bb7just an Gmordinary painC9, in your Dmaj7heart. D Dmaj7 D7
D6 In Daugyour Dheart,Dmaj7 D7
D6 In Daugyour Dheart.
Verse 3
D When you catch up, but Dmaj7she says goodbye;
D7 Hold back your tears and be-Am7fore you start to D9cry;
Say you feel un-Gmnecessary pain,C9 in your Dmajheart.Em7
Verse 4
D Tell her you're glad it's Dmaj7over, in fact;
D7 Can she take with her the Am7pain she brought you D9back'
Takin' that Gmordinary pain,C9 from your Dmaj7heart.
D7sus It's D7more than Bb7just an Gmordinary pain,C9 in your Dmaj7heart. D
Chorus 2
Em7 Don't fool your-Dself; but F#mtell no one Bm7else.
That D7susit's D7more than Bb7just an Gmordinary painC9, in your Dmaj7heart. D Dmaj7 D7
D6 In Daugyour Dheart,Dmaj7 D7
D6 In Daugyour Dheart.
Interlude
You're just a masochistic Dm7fool,G7
Dm7 Because you G7knew my love was Dm7cruel.G7
Dm7 You never G7listened when they Dm7said; G7
Dm7 Don't let that G7girl go to your Dm7head.G7
Dm7 But like a G7play boy you said Dm7no, (ordi-G7nary pain),
Dm7 This little G7girl's mind you will Dm7blow, (ordi-nG7ary pain).
Dm7 But then I G7blew you out the Dm7box, (ordi-G7nary pain),
Dm7 When I put my G7stuff on key and Dm7lock, (ordi-G7nary pain).
Dm7 It makes me G7feel kind of Dm7sick, (ordi-G7nary pain),
Dm7 To know love G7put you in a Dm7trick, (ordi-G7nary pain).
Dm7 I knew our G7love would have to Dm7end, (ordi-G7nary pain),
Dm7 The day I G7made it with your Dm7friend, (ordi-G7nary pain).
Dm7 Giving your G7love to one un-Dm7real, (ordi-G7nary pain),
Dm7 Like a big G7fool, I know you Dm7feel, (ordi-G7nary pain).
Dm7 But in this G7lovey-dovey Dm7game, (ordi-G7nary pain),
Dm7 With all its G7joy there must be Dm7pain, (ordi-G7nary pain).
Dm7 But now the G7time has surely Dm7come, (ordi-G7nary pain),
Dm7 This game don't G7seem like so much Dm7fun, (ordi-G7nary pain).
Dm7 You're cryin' G7big crocodile Dm7tears, (ordi-G7nary pain),
Dm7 Don't match the G7ones I've cried for Dm7years, (ordi-G7nary pain).
Dm7 When I was G7home waiting for Dm7you, (ordi-G7nary pain),
Dm7 You were out G7somewhere doing the Dm7do, (ordi-G7nary pain).
Dm7 You know I'd G7really like to Dm7stay, (ordi-G7nary pain),
Dm7 But like you G7did I've got to Dm7play, (ordi-G7nary pain).
Dm7 You're dumb to G7think I'd let you Dm7be, (ordi-G7nary pain),
Dm7 Scott free, with-G7out some pain from Dm7me, (ordi-G7nary pain).
Dm7 I heard your G7song and took a Dm7chance, (ordi-G7nary pain),
Dm7 But to your G7music I can't Dm7dance, (ordi-G7nary pain).
Dm7 Go tell your G7story 'sob-Dm7sad', (ordi-G7nary pain),
Dm7 About you G7blowin' what you Dm7had, (ordi-G7nary pain).
Dm7 Since one ain't G7good enough for Dm7you, (ordi-G7nary pain),
Dm7 Then do your-G7self; see how you Dm7do, (ordi-G7nary pain).
Coda
Dm7 Or-di-G7nary Dm7pain, ordi-G7nary pain.
Dm7 Or-di-G7nary Dm7pain, ordi-G7nary pain.
Dm7 Or-di-G7nary Dm7pain, ordi-G7nary pain.
Dm7 Or-di-G7nary Dm7pain, ordi-G7nary pain.
(Repeat to Fade)
CHORD DIAGRAMS:
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Bbmaj7 D Dmaj7 D7 D6 Daug Am7 D9 Gm
EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE
x13231 xx0232 xx2222 xx0212 xx0202 xx0332 x02013 x5455x 355333
C9 Em7 F#m Bm7 D7sus Bb7 Dm7 G7
EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE
x3233x 022030 244222 x24232 xx0213 x13131 x57565 353433
Tabbed by Joel from cLuMsY, Bristol, England, 2004 ([email protected])