The line:

If  I should hurt you  too, ap ologize to  her.  

is wrong.

It should be:

Pride can hurt you  too, ap ologize to  her.  

Lots of suggestions to improve this one.



1.  First off, it's originally in G (not C), so transpose -5.



2.  Omit the opening G.  The first word of the song ("She") is sung without music.  The opening Em comes in on "loves".  When you play it, open with an enthusiastic 4 count and then pound the Em on "loves".



3.  Change all A7 to A.



4.  As shown, change all D7 to D.



5.  Insert D7's in the line:  "and with a love like that, you know you should be glad".  Play D on "know" and D7 on "should".



6.  Optional:  Change all Cm to Am.  I know Cm is likely the right chord, but Macca's harmony allows an Am to work just as well and I personally think it sounds better.  Try it for yourself.



7.  Eliminate the first "Oooh" (they don't sing that high OOOH at this point in the record).  Play a D on "glad" and immediately transition to a D+ (XX0332), then back to G for the start of "She said you hurt her so".



8.  If you want to have fun with the "Ooooh's", play a normal D on "glad" and rapidly strum a 14th fret D on "Oooh".  If you practice it a lot and time it right it will make your audience smile.



9.  If you want to mimic George's musical yeah-yeah-yeah's, you can play this:  xx5003, xx4002, xx2000.  You'll figure out where they need to go.



Have fun with it.  This is a crowd favorite because everybody knows it.