All Apologies chords by Sinéad OConnor (Official Version)

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Verse 1
E5 
 (E5) What else should I be?
All apologies
E5 
 (E5) What else should I say?
Everyone is gay
E5 
 (E5) What else could I write?
I don't have the right
E5 
 (E5) What else should I be?

Chorus 1

All apologies

In the sun, in the sun, I feel as one

In the sun, in the sun

I'm married, buried, buried

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Verse 2

I wish I was like you

Easily amused

Find my nest of salt

Everything's my fault

I'll take all the blame

Aqua sea-foam shame

Sunburn with freezer-burn

Chorus 2

Choking on the ashes of her enemy

In the sun, in the sun, I feel as one

In the sun, in the sun

I'm married, buried, buried

Outro 1
E5 
 (E5) All in all is all we all are
All in all is all we all are
E5 
 (E5) All in all is all we all are
All in all is all we all are
[Repeat and fade]

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Tuning: E A D G B EDifficulty: BeginnerKey: E majorBPM: 100

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Finger positions, low to high (E A D G B e). 0 is open, x is muted.

E5: 0-2-x-x-x-x
A5: x-0-2-x-x-x
B5: x-2-4-x-x-x

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This is the definitive original version of All Apologies by Sinéad OConnor, transcribed exactly as it was recorded in the studio. Unlike our simplified arrangement, this chart preserves the precise chord voicings and progressions in the original key of E major. It suits players who want to learn All Apologies the way Sinéad OConnor intended, without oversimplifying the arrangement.