Rivermaya - Wag Na Init Ulo Baby Chords

Intro: G-Em-Bm-C  2x
Bass tab Intro: Sisingit ko lang ayos kasi eh..  
G|------------------------------------------------------------------------|
D|-------5--------------7-------------------------------------------------|
A|------5--5h7---7/9/10--10-9---------------------------------------------|
E|----------------------------10---10\8------3-------then start playing---|
Note: Listen to the song for correct timing, 
and if you want the same sound just like the orig.
play power chords instead rather than the basic one, 
but Its only optional, co'z everything is up to you...

I
G-Em-Bm-C
Malapit na akong matunaw 
G-Em-Bm-C
sa init ng iyong ulo 
G-Em-Bm-C
muntikan pa 'kong masugatan 
G-Em-Bm-C
sa talas ng pagtitig mo 

Refrain I:
Am
pumapangit ka nanaman 
C
easy nakakahawa yan 
Am                  D       C    D
ako ay nakikiusap lang  aaahahang..


Chorus:
G-Em-Bm-C
Wag na init ulo baby 
G-Em-Bm-C
dinggin mo please payong ito 
G-Em-Bm-C
Inom tubig, nood ng TV 
G-Em-Bm-C
gaan bigla problema mo 


II
G-Em-Bm-C
Hindi naman kinakailangan 
G-Em-Bm-C
na ngumiting agad-agad 
G-Em-Bm-C
tsaka na tayo magpalitan 
G-Em-Bm-C
ng "I love you, I swear to God" 

Refrain II:
Am
Alam na natin yon diba? 
C
maubos nang mga tala 
Am                  D      C     D
ako'y nandito lang sinta   ahhhh aahh
(back to cho.)


outro:G-Em-Bm-C 2x 




How to play "Wag Na Init Ulo Baby" by Rivermaya on guitar

Intro and Verses Strumming:
- Start with the progression G Em Bm C.
- Strum each chord in a smooth, flowing manner. The key is to
  maintain a consistent rhythm that matches the relaxed vibe of the
  song.
- Use a combination of down and up strums to give the chords a
  full, resonant sound.

Chord Transitions:
- Practice transitioning between G, Em, Bm, and C. These transitions
  should be fluid as they repeat throughout the song.
- Pay special attention to the shift from Bm to C, as it can be
  a bit tricky for beginners due to the finger positioning.

Refrain and Chorus:
- The refrain introduces an Am to C transition, followed by a
  quick D. Apply a lighter strumming pattern here to emphasize
  the vocal melody.
- For the chorus, continue using the G Em Bm C progression.
  Strum with a bit more energy to lift the mood, reflecting the
  lyrical advice not to be upset.

Common Mistakes:
- Losing the rhythmic flow during chord transitions, especially
  between Bm and C.
- Overstrumming in the chorus which can overpower the vocals.

General Tips:
- Keep your strumming hand relaxed to avoid fatigue, especially
  as the same chord progression repeats frequently.
- Ensure your guitar's action suits your play style, as lower action
  can help with faster chord transitions.
- Listen to the original track to get a feel for how the guitar
  integrates with the rest of the band.

Lyrics Meaning:
- The song humorously addresses coping with a partner's bad mood,
  suggesting light-hearted ways to calm down such as drinking water
  and watching TV, emphasizing patience and understanding in
  relationships.