WWW.AZCHORDS.COM | Rivermaya - Shes So Uncool Chords | Ver. 1
Intro G - A
Verse G - A
Now it serves my evil purpose just to see her
Though I know now what she says is untrue
And the things she makes me count
But, for the record, count me out
”honey harder baby!” that’s what she screamed
Now she makes me wait beneath the cloud of darkness
Like a lover in despair, I thank you
For the things you made me see
All through the madness
You taught me well, forget your wedding bells
F- E
Ah, she’s so uncool
Intro G - A
G - A
She’s the loneliness that hangs beneath your cradle
Though you know that what I say it ain’t true
Well the gift I gave today don’t really matter
It’s the clothes she wears,
And the way she swears
F - E
Ah, she’s so uncool
Ah, she’s so uncool
Ah, she’s so uncool
How to play "She's So Uncool" by Rivermaya on guitar
"She's So Uncool" by Rivermaya is an upbeat song with a repetitive chord
structure that is easy to learn and fun to play, making it ideal for beginners.
- Chords used: G, A, F, E
- Capo: No capo required
- Tuning: Standard tuning (E A D G B E)
Playing Style: The song has a lively feel, with a straightforward rhythm
pattern that pairs well with its cheeky lyrics.
Intro and Verses:
- Chord Progression: G, A
- Strumming Pattern: For the intro and verses, use a consistent down-up
strumming pattern to keep the energy up. Emphasize the transition between
the two chords to maintain the song's dynamic flow.
Chorus:
- Chords: The chorus simplifies to a single statement with F to E,
adding a contrasting musical phrase that breaks from the verse pattern.
- Strumming Pattern: Change the strumming here to something more pronounced,
perhaps slowing slightly to emphasize the "Ah, she's so uncool" line,
then pick back up with the return to the verse chords.
Bridge:
- Chord Progression: Typically, this song does not feature a distinct bridge,
but the change from G-A to F-E can be considered a brief middle eight that
serves to highlight the chorus.
- Tips: Use this section to slightly alter the dynamics or add a simple
melodic riff if you're comfortable, to enhance the transition back into
the verse or chorus.
General Tips:
- Tuning: Regular checks to ensure your guitar is tuned correctly will help
keep the straightforward chords sounding bright and clear.
- Tone: A clean tone on an electric guitar or a bright acoustic guitar works
well for this song’s pop-rock style.
- Practice: Focus on clean transitions between the chords, especially the
quick change between F and E, which can be challenging for beginners.
Common Mistakes:
- Not keeping a consistent rhythm can disrupt the song’s energetic feel.
Use a metronome or play along with the track to keep time.
- Overstrumming during the F and E parts of the chorus can overpower the vocals.
Keep the strumming controlled and balanced with the singing.
Song's Lyrics Meaning:
The song humorously describes a character who is charmingly imperfect or
"uncool," using playful and sarcastic commentary to explore themes of
individuality and unconventional appeal.