She Is Suffering

Manic Street Preachers

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Song: She is Suffering Band: Manic Street Preachers Tuning: Standard I worked this out using this video of James Dean Bradfield playing an acoustic version of the song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOpjoksIELk I’m sure it’s spot on. Intro/Verses: (In the video I used to write this he hits the A and Am at the end as full chords sometimes) / e|------------------------------------------------------| b|-------8------------8------------2------------1-------| g|-----9---9--------9---9--------2---2--------2---2-----| d|---9-------9----9-------9----2-------2----2-------2---| a|-7-----------6------------0------------0------------0-| e|------------------------------------------------------| Verse 1: Beauty finds refuge in herself Lovers wrapped inside each others lies Beauty is such a terrible thing She is suffering Yet more than death Chorus: (Played as barre chords) She is suffering She sucks you deeper in She is suffering You exist within her shadow Verse 2: Beauty she is scarred into man’s soul A flower attracting lust vice and sin A vine that can strangle life from a tree Carrion surrounding picking on leaves Chorus: (Played as barre chords) She is suffering She sucks you deeper in She is suffering You exist within her shadow Bridge: (Power chords) x4 Verse 3: Beauty she poisons unfaithful all Stifled her touch is leprous and pale The less she gives the more you need her No thoughts to forget when we were children Chorus: (Played as barre chords) She is suffering She sucks you deeper in She is suffering Nature’s luke-warm pleasure That’s it. Took much longer to write out than expected. In the third verse he just strums the chords rather than picking them. I think he plays the A and Am like this: |-5-| |-5-| |-5-| |-5-| |-6-| |-5-| |-7-| |-7-| |---| |---| |---| |---|

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Dmaj7, A, G#, F#, F, Dm, Cmaj7, Em, Am, G

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D, G, F, C, Bb, Em, Eb

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D, E, F#, G, A, B, C5, E5, D5

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G, Bm, Em, C, D, Db, Am, Bb

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Am, F#, G, Em, D, A, Bm, C9, C

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D, G, C, F, A, d#, F5, Eb5, D5, C5, Bb5

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G, Am7, C, Bb, Cm, Em, Eb5, D5, A, B

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F, C, Gm, Bb, Dm, C4, F4

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D, A, F, E, E7, Dmaj7, Dbm, Cmaj7, Bm, Bb7

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A, Em7, G, Em, F#m, F#m7, B, D

Cette chanson évoque le parfum enivrant et parfois douloureux de la beauté. Elle met en lumière la manière dont la beauté, tout en étant fascinante, peut également engendrer une souffrance profonde et une obsession destructrice. Cela illustre comment les relations amoureuses, souvent parées de mensonges et de désirs inassouvis, peuvent devenir des tourments. Le texte aborde des thèmes sombres tels que l'attrait de la beauté et la douleur qu'elle peut causer. La beauté est décrite comme une force qui attire et enchaîne, se manifestant tantôt comme un doux poison, tantôt comme un désir insatiable qui ne peut être comblé. C'est un tableau troublant des luttes internes auxquelles l'humanité est confrontée face à ce qui est perçu comme beau.

Le Chansonnier