Ugly Dayv3

Transcribed by: aXman

Email: KyleB@Juno.com

To the best of my knowledge this is the way to play "Ugly Day." But as

anybody who tries to tab this out will find, there are a LOT of changes

and stuff, so I'm probably wrong on a lot of things. It sounds good

though played alone, or with the CD though.

See notes at the bottom for any asterisks (*)

Intro:

The song starts with the rhythm guitar playing a D while the lead plays

this:

Verse 1:

I don't know just how this happened

Didn't think it ever could

I'm the author of sappy love songs

Bm A*

Trading in my batchelorhood

Something snapped deep inside me

Something that somebody said

I felt the brush of angels wings and your voice echoed in my head

Chorus:

Ugly Day, sun is shining

Every cloud's got a silver lining

Ugly Day, skies are blue

Now every day is ugly without you

Verse 2:

You are the one pure thing

That I've always prayed for

Scales are falling from my eyes

Must have been so blind before

I would lie down on the street

Keep the dust off of your feet

I would kneel each time I kiss you

Anything; Christie I miss

-Chorus-

Bridge:("Whoa-oh" part)

Now it gets tricky. After bridge the key gets moved up 1 step from D to

E.

So.....

Verse 3:

Today was an ugly one

Just like all the others

All the flowers and the birds

C# B**

Make me feel smothered

I would lie down on the street

Keep the dust off of your feet

I would kneel each time I kiss you

Anything; Christie I miss you

2nd Chorus:

Ugly Day, sun is shining

Every cloud's got a silver lining

Ugly Day, skies are blue

Now every day is ugly without you

-2nd Chorus-

2nd Bridge:

Outro:

Rhythm guitar plays an E while lead plays this:

That's it, any comments, questions, or whatever email me at

KyleB@Juno.com

* This may sound funny sometimes when compared to the CD, so if you want

you can throw in a quick F#-F-E fill to kinda make it sound "better",

cause that is what the horns are playing over the A chord that the guitar

is playing

** Basically the same thing as the first *, but because of the key change