Happily Never After by The Pussycat Dolls Ukulele Chords

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Happily Never After by The Pussycat Dolls Ukulele Chords

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HAPPILY NEVER AFTER
As performed by:
The Pussycat Dolls
Or Nicole Scherzinger

(First Verse)
[G]"I don't think I want this anymo[D]re,"

[Am]As she drops the ring to the [Em]floor[D]

[G]She says to herself; "You've left be[D]fore,

[Am]This time you will stay gone, that's for [Em]sure." [D]

(HOOK)
And he sh[G]outed something out

She dragged[D] her suitcase down the path,

To the d[Am]riveway;

She had [Em]never gone that [D]far

Normally t[G]his would be the time that she

would l[D]et him talk her out of leaving,

But t[Am]his time, without crying,

as she [Em]got into her [D]car


(CHOURS)
She said:

[G]No, Happily [D]Never After

[Am]That just ain't for me;

[Em]Because [D]finally,

I k[G]now I deserve [D]better, after a[Am]ll[D]

I'll never let another teardrop f[G]all.


(Second Verse)
[G]As she drove away she starts to [D]smile,

[Am]Realized she hadn't for a [Em]while.[D]

[G]No destination, she drove for [D]miles

[Am]Wondering why she stayed i[Em]n such denial.[D]

(HOOK)
Laughing about the [G]way he shouted something as

She dragged[D] her suitcase down the path, [Am]To the driveway;

She h[Em]ad never gone that [D]far

[G]Normally this would be the time that she

would l[D]et him talk her out of leaving,

But t[Am]his time, without crying,

as she [Em]got into her [D]car


(CHOURS)
She said:

[G]No, Happily [D]Never After

[Am]That just ain't for me;

[Em]Because [D]finally,

I k[G]now, I dese[D]rve better, after [Am]all[D]

Em
I'll never let another teardrop fall.


(BRIDGE)
[Em]I'm done, I'm done, I'm done

[C]So done, So done, So done

[Em]I'm free, I'm free I'm [D]free

(Verse three)
[Em]She innhales an air she nev[D]er breathed before

[Em]The Air of no drama no [D]more; Cause


(CHOURS)
She said:

[G]No, Happily [D]Never After

[Am]That just ain't for me;

[Em]Because [D]finally,

I k[G]now
I deserve b[D]etter, after [Am]all[D]
I'll never let another teardrop f[G]all.

(Play until last chorus)


I know this is different; Play (Em) here when going into the Bridge--it sounds better that way
Just considering this verse three for easy categorization

Not Exact, but sounds good--Very Simple
My first submission, so go easy on me ! Haha
&Raachie;

To play the most songs, including Happily Never After by The Pussycat Dolls by ukulele, the most important basic ukulele chords to learn are C chord, D chord, G chord, and Em chord. These set you up to play a ton of songs, and each of them is easy to learn.