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The Wolf Is Getting Married by Sinéad O'Connor




                        The Wolf Is Getting Married 







but I believe the main chords played during the song are just E and A played in the positions shown in the Intro section.


\ = slide
h = hammer

Intro: throughout the song I am pretty sure the same chords are played (E-A) although
the chorus may be different. The strumming pattern is similar in the verse, but switches
to all quavers/eighth notes before entering into the chorus.
E-4-----4-----4-----4-----4---4\--0-----0-----0-----0-----0---0---|
B-5-----5-----5-----5-----5---5\--2-----2-----2-----2-----2---2---|
G-4-----4-----4-----4-----4---4\--2-----2-----2-----2-----2---2---|
D-----------------------------------------------------------------|
A-----------------------------------------------------------------|
E-----------------------------------------------------------------|

Synth or guitar riff: this is played at the opening of the single version (or at least
the video version) which then suddenly cuts to the verse, which is a bit odd. Anyway, in
both the single and album versions it reappears at the end of the chorus and is 
introduced a bit more regularly. I think it is played as triplets, just give it a listen and you
will be fine!
  E                                   A
E----0-----2--0-----4--0-----2--0--------0-----2--0--------0-----2--0-----|
B-0-----0--------0--------0--------0--2-----2--------2--2-----2--------2--|
G-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
D-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
A-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
E-------------------------------------------------------------------------|

Guitar riff which is played to ease the change from A to E, and is also doubled in the
bass part (which otherwise just plays quavers/eighth notes which isn™t hugely exciting)
E------------------------|
B------------------------|
G------------------------|
D-----2------------------|
A-2h4-----4--------------|
E-------------0----------|












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