Twenty One Uke tab by The Cranberries

3 Chords used in the song: F, G, C

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Artist: The Cranberries

Album: No Need To Argue

Year: 1994

Difficulty:

2.33

(Beginner)

Key: C, AmChords

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F        G 
I don't think it's going 

     C         F
to happen anymore

F              G
You took my thoughts from me, 

C                   F
now I want nothing more

F            G              
And did you think you could just 

C            F
take it all away

F          G
I don't think it's happening, 

C              F
this is what I say

F
Leave me alone

G
Leave me alone

C
Leave me alone

F
'Cause I found it all

F
Twenty One

G
Twenty One

C
Twenty One

F           G
So I don't think it's going to 

C        F
happen anymore

F        G
I don't think it's going to 

C         F
happen anymore

F
Twenty One

G
Twenty One

C
Twenty One

F
Twenty One

G
Twenty One

C
Twenty One

F
Today

G
Today

C
Today

F
Today

Continue repeating F G C F

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About this song: Twenty One

CREDIT INFOMATIONMusic by Noel Hogan & Dolores O’ RiordanLyrics by Dolores O’ RiordanProduced and Engineered by Stephen Street assisted by Julie GardinerRecorded and Mixed at The Manor Studios, Oxford and the Townhouse Studios, LondonAll strings written & directed by Dolores O’ RiordanPublished by Island Music Ltd 1994In the booklet of the album, Dolores wrote: “Twenty One was written on September 6th 1992“, Dolores’ 21st birthday.Read more on Last.fm.

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