Oh No Oh My - Walk in the Park

      
 
 I intended to simply improve the first chord sheet by kttaylor10 which was already good
 but lacked a few things that got added in the comments.
 Also, there was a part that bothered me in the break part so I used his very good
 example as a template and added a few bits, no major change apart from one note. Most of this
 is inspired by commenters. Nonetheless, give me constructive criticism, I'm new and need
 to learn shit.
 
 Key is A#, so
 Capo 1st
 4/4, 138 BpM
 
 Remember that you can put the capo on the 3rd fret if you don't get along well with the
 moving bar chords. I have added alternative chords for capo 3 although you could just
 use the transcription function this site offers.
 
 Capo 1 Capo 3
 
 A - x02220 >G - 320003
 Em7 - 022030 } >Dm - xx0231
 Em6 - 022020 }
 D - xx0232 >C - x32010
 C#m - x46654 >Bm - x24432
 Bm - x24432 >Am - x02210
 F#m - 244322 >Em - 022000
 B - x24442 >A - x02220
 
 I've used Em6 and Em7 because they sounded good for me. Depending on your mood or
 preference, you may also use Em (022000) or alternate for yourself. There is room for
 far more interpretation.
 
 Intro: A Em D D

 --- Verse 1 ---
 

 A               Em7         D    (D) 
  Nice day for a walk in the park.
 A               Em7               D    (D) 
  Nice day for a drive through the city.
 A                Em6         D    (D) 
  This world is a warm, sunny park.

 --- Chorus (2x) ---
 

 A F#m 
   

 Ba-pa-da pah, ba-pa-da-pa-da pah,
 

 C#m D 
   

 ba-pa-da-pa-da pah, ba-pa-ra-bah.
 --- Verse 2 ---
 

 A               Em7            D    (D) 
  Nice day for a talk with your girl.
 A                  Em7         D    (D) 
  Nice day for your shop to get busy.
 A                 Em6     D     (D) 
  This world is of no empty part.

 --- Chorus (2x) ---
 

 A F#m 
   

 Ba-pa-da pah, ba-pa-da-pa-da pah,
 

 C#m D 
   

 ba-pa-da-pa-da pah, ba-pa-ra-bah.
 --- Middle Eight ---
 

 E             (E)              D                  (D) 
  Please don't ask me all those questions I don't know.
 E             (E)              D                  (D) 
  Please don't ask me all those questions I don't know.

 --- Break ---
 

              A                     Bm             
 And when you wake up early and the sun is shining,
         F#m         B                 
 are you ready for a day that's comin'?
      (D)    (E) 
 It's comin'.

 --- Verse 3 ---
 

 A               Em7         D    (D) 
  Nice day for a walk in the dark.
 A               Em7        D      (D) 
  Nice day for a drive-by shooting.
 A                 Em6         D     (D) 
  This world has a warm, sunny heart.

 --- Chorus (2x) ---
 

 A F#m 
   

 Ba-pa-da pah, ba-pa-da-pa-da pah,
 

 C#m D 
   

 ba-pa-da-pa-da pah, ba-pa-ra-bah.
 

 
 A    
 Yeah!
 
 
 ===== Rhythm =====
 If you need a strumming pattern:
 
 > = Down
 < = Up
 S = Snare (Hit the strings with the hand to strike and mute them)
 M = Mute (Don't hit, just cut the sound by pressing the hand on them)
 
 Use a light shuffle (delay the upstrokes back a bit) if you want.

 --- Verses and Chorus (and Break) ---
 

 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 .
 > > (>) < > < > > (>) < > <
 Nice day for a waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaalk in the pa-

 --- Middle Eight ---
 

 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 .
 > > > > > > > >
 Please don't ask me all those

 --- Actual Break part ---
 

 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 1
 >
 Day that's co- o- o- oming.

 --- From Break to Verse 3 ---
 

 4 . 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . |1 . 2 . 3 . 4 .
 > < S < > M |> > < > <
 (Play the E chord here.) | Nice day for a ...