(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction

The Rolling Stones · 120 BPM · 4/4

(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction

The Rolling Stones · Capo 2

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CapoPlace capo at fret 2; pitch is unchanged.

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D✕✕132
DI can't get noG satisfaction
GI cDan't get no sGatisfaction
G'CausDe I try and I try and I try and GI try
GI caDn't geGt no, I cDan't getC no
CWhGen I'mD drivin' iGn my car
GAnd the Dman comes on tChe radGio
GHe's teDllin' me more Gand more
GAbout some uDseless informatCion
CSupposed to Ddrive my imaginCation
CI canD't get nCo, oh nDo, no, no
 Hey, hDmey,D heGy, thatD's what IC say
CID can't get noG satisfactionD
DI can't get no Gsatisfaction
G'CausDe I try and I try and I try andG I try
GI caDn't get Cno, I caDn't get Cno
CWhen I'm Dwatchin' my TCV
CAnd a man coDmes on and teClls me
CHow whitDe my shirts cCan be
CBut he can'tD be a man 'cause he Cdoesn't smoke
CThe sDame cigarettes Cas me
CI canD't get nCo, oGh nDo, no, no
 Hey,D hey, heGy, thatD's whaCt I say
DI can't get noG satisfaction
GI Dcan't get no giGrl reaction
G'CausDe I try anAd I try anDd I try andG I try
GI can't getC no,G I cDan't getC no
CWhen I'm riDdin' 'round the wCorld
CAnd I'm doinD' this and I'm siCgning that
CAnd I'mD tryin' to make sCome girl
CWho tells me Dbaby better come back, mCaybe next week
C'Cause yDou see I'm on a losCing streak
CI caDn't get Cno, oh nDo, no, no
 HeyA, heDy, hey,C thGat'sD what IC say
CI caDn't get Cno, I canD't get nCo
CI can'Dt get noC satisfDaction, Cno satiDsfactionC
CNo satisDfaction,C no satiDsfactionC
CI can't getD no
C

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All Chords Used (5)
KeyA major
CapoFret 2
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction by The Rolling Stones on guitar

These are the sounding chords. With a capo on fret 2 you play D, G, C, Dm, A, the shapes the player above shows.

This song is a classic riff-based rocker that feels direct and punchy under your fingers. At about 120 BPM, it has a steady drive that makes it fun to lock into and easy to recognize as you play.

You can keep most of it in open shapes with E and A, which is friendly for a beginner. The main thing to watch is moving cleanly between E and A without breaking the pulse, since that change comes up right away in the opening progression.

Start by practicing E - A - E - A slowly until the switches feel automatic. Then play along with a steady count, keeping your strums even and relaxed, and only speed up once the chord changes stay smooth.

Use the play-along above to follow each chord change in time with the music, or learn the shapes first with the chord diagrams below.

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