Biography:
Bill Withers (born July 4, 1938 in Slab Fork, West Virginia, died March 30, 2020 in Los Angeles, California) was an American singer-songwriter who performed and recorded from the late 1960s until the mid 1980s.
Bill's father died when he was thirteen. He joined the US Navy at seventeen, and stayed there for nine years, before he moved to Los Angeles in 1967. While in Los Angeles, he worked full-time in a Lockheed assembly plant in the day, recording demo tapes and performing in juke joints during the night.
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Other songs:
- Ain't No Sunchine
- Ain't No Sunshine
- Ain't No Sunshine (when She's Gone)
- Aint No Sunshine
- Just The Two Of Us
- Lean On Me
- Lovely Day
- Use Me
- Ain’t No Sunshine
- Grandmas Hands
- Harlem
- I Cant Write Left
- In My Heart
- Kissin My Love
- Let It Be
- Let Me In Your Life
- Make A Smile For Me
- Overload
- Ruby Lee
- Run For Cover
- Sweet Wanomi
- Tender Things
- World Keeps Going Around
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The Em7 and G are just one strum only. Hit them quick and switch to the next chord.
Am* means that you strum open and then hammer onto Am (the entire chord).
The star * means a hammer-on on the A string while playing the Am chord.
(nothing) means don't strum until the next chord.
(mute) means to just strum the strings muted.
Capo 6
[Intro]
Am Em7 G Am
[Verse]
(nothing) Am Em7 G Am*
Ain' no sunshine when she's gone
* Em7 G Am*
It's not warm when she's away
* Em
Ain' no sunshine when she's gone
Dm
And she always gone too long
Am Em7 G Am*
Anytime she goes away
[Verse]
(nothing) Am Em7 G Am*
Wonder this time where she's gone
* Em7 G Am*
Wonder if she's gone to stay
* Em
Ain' no sunshine when she's gone
Dm
and this house just ain' no home
Am *
Anytime she goes away
[Interlude]
Am
I know (x13)
(mute)
I know (x13)
N.C.
Hey, I oughta leave the young thing alone
Am Em7 G Am*
But ain't no sunshine when she's gone
[Verse]
(nothing) Am Em7 G Am*
Ain' no sunshine when she's gone
* Am Em7 G Am*
Only darkness everyday
* Em
Ain' no sunshine when she's gone
Dm
And this house just ain' no home
Am Em7 G Am*
Anytime she goes away
[Outro]
* Em7 G Am*
Anytime she goes away (x3)
Am* means that you strum open and then hammer onto Am (the entire chord).
The star * means a hammer-on on the A string while playing the Am chord.
(nothing) means don't strum until the next chord.
(mute) means to just strum the strings muted.
Capo 6
[Intro]
Am Em7 G Am
[Verse]
(nothing) Am Em7 G Am*
Ain' no sunshine when she's gone
* Em7 G Am*
It's not warm when she's away
* Em
Ain' no sunshine when she's gone
Dm
And she always gone too long
Am Em7 G Am*
Anytime she goes away
[Verse]
(nothing) Am Em7 G Am*
Wonder this time where she's gone
* Em7 G Am*
Wonder if she's gone to stay
* Em
Ain' no sunshine when she's gone
Dm
and this house just ain' no home
Am *
Anytime she goes away
[Interlude]
Am
I know (x13)
(mute)
I know (x13)
N.C.
Hey, I oughta leave the young thing alone
Am Em7 G Am*
But ain't no sunshine when she's gone
[Verse]
(nothing) Am Em7 G Am*
Ain' no sunshine when she's gone
* Am Em7 G Am*
Only darkness everyday
* Em
Ain' no sunshine when she's gone
Dm
And this house just ain' no home
Am Em7 G Am*
Anytime she goes away
[Outro]
* Em7 G Am*
Anytime she goes away (x3)
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