F.u. Tab de uke por Bamboo (Acordes Barítonos)

Padrõe de batida: du-du-du-du

'F.U.' by Bamboo

[Intro]
Em Bm F
Em G D
Em Bm F
Em G D

[Verse]
Em
Why do you hate him?
            Bm
Why did you make him leave
                F            Em G D
There's nothing wrong with him
Em
Why do you hate him?
             Bm
You want him crucified
          F
Is it the way he looks
       C
Or the way he speaks his mind?
D
Never hear this song 
               F
playing on the radio

[Chorus]
C             D
Oh-oh, Oh-oh, Oh!
                F
There's nothing wrong with him
         C   D    F
But it's you, and your friends
C             D
Oh-oh, Oh-oh, Oh!
                F
There's nothing wrong with him
         C   D    F
But it's you, and your friends
D
Never hear this song 
               F
playing on the radio

[Interlude]
Em Bm F
Em G D

[Verse]
Em                        Bm
All you ever did was talk about her
                    F
She's done what she had to do
          Em  
Having to raise two kids 
          G     D
without a father
Em
You just stand there 
                Bm
and watched her suffer
                 F
You think you're something special
        C
Boy you blew it, 
     C
this conversation's over
D
Never hear this song 
               F
playing on the radio

[Chorus 2]
C             D
Oh-oh, Oh-oh, Oh!
                F
There's nothing wrong with her
         C   D    F
But it's you, and your friends
C             D
Oh-oh, Oh-oh, Oh!
                F
There's nothing wrong with her
         C   D    F
But it's you, and your friends
D
Never hear this song 
               F
playing on the radio

[Instrumental]
Am Am C G
Am Am C G D

[Guitar Solo]
Am C D
C G D
Am C 
Am F
C G
Am F
C G 
F

[Chorus 3]
C             D
Oh-oh, Oh-oh, Oh!
                F
There's nothing wrong with him
         C   D    F
But it's you, and your friends
C             D
Oh-oh, Oh-oh, Oh!
                F
There's nothing wrong with him
     C   D    F
F*** you, and your friends
D
Never hear this song 
               F
playing on the radio