Here are the basic chords for Still Life by Suede. This song is on the
album Dog Man Star and written by Brett Abderson and Bernard Butler.
Note that the D chord has lots of 4th's added and that at the end of the
G chord Bernard Butler moves one of his pinkies up from the 3rd fret on the
top E string to the 5th fret and then drop back to the 3rd and then open
E before moving to the A chord. The A chord also uses liberal amounts of
sus2 (shown below) and 4. Play around with these and you'll get
something pretty similar to the great man.

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STILL LIFE by Suede

Intro uses the DAGD chord progression that is repeated during the song

                   G
This still life is all I ever do
A                                         D
there by the window quietly killed for you
                       G
in the glass house, my insect life
A                                 D
crawling the walls under electric light


        F            E           D
I'll go into the night, into the night
F       E          D
she and I into the night


                   G
Is this still life all I'm good for too?
A                                      D
there by the window quietly killed for you
                        G
and they drive by, like insects do
     A
they think they don't know me
                     D
they hired a car for you


      F             E          D
To go into the night, into the night
F       E          D
she and I into the night

(tempo rises on the D)
                       G
and this still life is all I ever do
A                                          D
there by the window, quietly killed for you
                       G
and this still life is all I ever do
         A            D
but it's still, still life
                      G    (music stops here till....)
but it's still, still life
         A             D
but it's still, still life

(then DGAD for the strings till the end).

I hope your voices are up to singing it - mine isn't.

Nigel Minchin