Capo: 3

Sunrise Norah Jones By: Jt$BillzYall This song is actually much simpler than the other ways up here. I watched some live and the guitar player plays this song with a capo on the 3rd fret. Since the guitar is so it’s kind of hard to tell exactly what he’s playing, so I kind of Just followed the bass For playing by yourself on an acoustic guitar this works perfectly. Chords used: Am/G G C F Dm E-o- E-x- E-o- E-1- E-1-| B-1- B-3- B-1- B-1- B-3-| G-o- G-o- G-o- G-2- G-2-| D-2- D-o- D-2- D-3- D-o-| A-o- A-2- A-3- A-3- A-x-| E-x- E-3- E-x- E-1- E-x-| Intro: (Capo on 3rd fret!!) Am/G G C Am/G G C Am/G G C F

Sun^Grise, sun^Am/Grise Looks like ^Gmornin' in your ^Ceyes But the ^Am/Gclocks held 9:^F15 for ^Chours Sun^Grise, sun^Am/Grise Couldn't ^Gtempt us if it ^Ctried 'Cause the ^Am/Gafternoon's al^Fready come and ^Cgone

Am/G G C F (x 3) And I said hoo...

To ^Dmyou Surprise, surprise Couldn't find it in your eyes But I'm sure it's written all over my face Surprise, surprise Never something I could hide When I see we made it through another day

And I said hoo... To you Bridge: Play the verse part all the way through; ending back on C. Then go on to: Dm F (I exclude the top note of the F until “bring”. Now good night It sounds less harsh with the D minor)

Throw its cover ^Dmdown Ooh on ^Fme again ^DmOoh and if I'm ^Fright It's the ^Dmonly way To ^Fbring me back

Hoo... To you Hoo... end on C Much easier : )

Norah Jones - Sunrise