Welcome to the David Gray Chords page. The Other Side song has been written by David Gray. You can play this song on the acoustic or electric guitar; using capo. Get Chords lyrics by following the link above. Chords riff Dm Dsus4 G G7 F C A Bb E e |--1---3------3---1---1---0---0---1----0\\... B |--3---2------0---0---1---1---2---3----0\\... G |--2---2------0---0---2---0---2---3----1\\... D |--0---0------0---0---3---2---2---3----2\\... A |--0---0------2---2---3---3---0---1----2\\... E |-------------3---3---1----------------0\\... Notes: The Dm chord in the intro/chorus is only strummed for one beat, then immedately you play the Dsus4 chord. The G in the intro/chorus is stummed for two beats, then G7 for one, then you play riff directly into the Dm and the Dsus4. All that together is the intro/chorus. Looks like this: Dm Dsus4 G G G7 riff e |--1---3---3---3---3---3---1---1-0---| B |--3---2---2---2---0---0---0-------3-| G |--2---2---2---2---0---0---0---------| D |--0---0---0---0---0---0---0---------| A |--0---0---0---0---2---2---2---------| E |------------------3---3---3---------| The riff is followed immediately by a Dm. You don't have to play the riff at all if you don't want, you can just strum another G7 chord, but it will sound more like David's piano if you at least play the riff a few times. Plus your index finger is already on the F if from fretting the G7, and if you fret the D with your ring finger, the riff sets your fingers up for the Dm. I tried to space the position of the chords to go with the lyrics. Play along with the song, you should be able to hear the changes. Intro/chorus x2 Dm Dsus4 G G7 riff Dm Dsus4 Meet me