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Glycerine Bush Intro and Verse Progression: F5 C5 D5 Bb5 Verse 1 It must be your skin I'm sinking in must be for real ‘cuz now I can feel and I didn't mind it's not my kind It’s not my time to wonder why Everything gone white and everything's gray Now you're here now you're away I don't want this--remember that I'll never forget where you're at Don’t let the days go by Chorus 1 F5 C5 Bb5 Glycerine F5 C5 Bb5 Glycerine Verse 2 I'm never alone I'm alone all the time are you at one or do you lie we live in a wheel where everyone steals but when we rise it's like strawberry fields If I treated you bad you bruise my face couldn't love you more you got a beautiful taste Don't let the days go by could have been easier on you I couldn't change though I wanted to Should have been easier by three our old friend fear and you and me Chorus 2 F5 C5 Bb5 F5 C5 Bb5 Glycerine F5 Glycerine C5 D5 Bb5 Don't let the days go by F5 Glycerine C5 D5 Bb5 Don't let the days go by Verse Progression x3 D5 Bb5 Bad moon white again D5 Bb5 (hold 3 measures) Bad moon white again As she falls around me Verse 3 I needed you more when we wanted us less I could not kiss just regress It might just be clear simple and plain That's just fine, that's just one of my names don't let the days go by could've been easier on you, you, you Chorus 3 F5 C5 Bb5 Glycerine F5 C5 Bb5 Glycerine F5 C5 Bb5 Glycerine F5 C5 Bb5 F5 Glycerine

The “5” next to the chord names in this song means that you need to use power chords to play Glycerine. Power chords can be played in two ways: On strings 4,5, and 6: or on strings 3, 4, and 5: The “R” above these chord charts stands for the root note of the chord, which is played by the first finger and marked on the chord chart with a square. So you need to know how to find your root note on the fifth or sixth string to know where to play power chords..

This file is the author's own work and represents his interpretation of this song. It's intended solely for private study, scholarship or research.