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#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
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From: Rich Ormerod
Radio Song
==========
"Hey, ..
Ab Absus Ab
The ..
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I ....
F F
When ...
F F
I ...
F F
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F
The ..
Ab Absus Ab Absus Ab
Absus
I've ..
Bb Eb
F F
When ..
F F
It's ..
Bb7 Bb7 F
I ..
Ab Absus Ab
The ..
Absus Ab Absus
I ...
F
Yea (..)
Bb7 Bb7
I ..
F
Hey, ..
Ab Absus
I've ..
Ab Absus
I've ..
Ab Absus
Look ..
Absus Ab Ab Ab
I ..
Ab Bb Eb
Now ...
F
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Hey, ..
Hey, ..
(What ...)
(Who ...)
(Baby, ...)
(DJs ...)
(Now ...)
Losing My Religion
==================
(intro: Dm Am Dm G)
G Am Em
Oh, ..,
Em Am
it's ..
Em
The ..,
Am
the ..
Em Dm
Oh ..
G
I've ..
Am
CHORUS
That's ..
Em
that's ..
Am
losing ..
Em
Trying ..
Am Em
and ..
Dm
Oh ..
G
I ..
F
I ...
Am Am/B Am/C Am/E
I ..
F Dm Am
I ..
verse 2 {same as before}
Am
But ...
C G
That ..
CHORUS {same as before}
But
Try, ..
That ..
Just ..
Just ...
Dream
Low
===
A G B A G B {keep repeating
A G and B chords}
Dusk ..
I've ..
Moving ..
Morning ..
Night ..
I've ..
In ..
Low, ..
C G Em
I ...
C G Em
It ..
A G B .......
Low, ..
Low..
I ..
Barefoot ..
It ..
Your ..
Your ..
C G Em
I'll ..
C G Em
It ..
Low..
Low..
You ..
We ..
They ..low
Low, ..
I ..
It ..
I ..
It ..
Low, ..
Low, low, low
I like ..
Near Wild Heaven
================
Intro : D A G G D G
VERSE:
A G A G
Whenever ..
F#m G F#m G
There's ..
A G A
And ..
G A
How ..
G A G
Take ..
CHORUS:
D A G
Not ..
D A G
Near ..
verse
chorus
verse
chorus
Endgame
=======
riff#1
m1,m2... means measure1,measure2......
| m1 | m2 |m3 | m4 |
(G) -------0-----------0-------7------7-6--------
(D) ---------2-----------4-------6---------7-----
(A) -0-2-3------3-s-5------5-------7---------0-2-3...
sometimes measure 4 is played like this....
(G)-6-7-6
(D) ------
(A) ------0-2-...
chorus: {this is a riff off of a D chord}
(E) ---------5-3-2-- | | |
(B) ---3-3-3-3-3-3-- | | / / / / |
(G) ---2-2-2-2-2-2-- | Bm | A Asus4 A5 Asus4 | ...repeat
(D) -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-- | | |
{coming out of the chorus after the D riff you play...}
E / / / E7 / / /
{then somewhere along there, theres that bridge ....}
D / / / F# major / / / G / / / E7 / / /
That's it, hope it wasn't too confusing. You'll have to kind of piece
these parts together as the song goes. Many of the melody notes are found
within the open chords.
Shiny Happy People
==================
{intro: G Em Bm C} chord: E B A B
string: E(1) -2-0-2-0---------0---2-0
E B A B B(2) ---------0-0-0-2---0---
Shiny ..
F#m F#m7 A E
Meet ..
F#m F#m7 A E
Throw ..
F#m A E
Take ..
F#m A E
Put ..
B E
Gold ..
Shiny ..
Shiny ..
Shiny ..
verse
chorus
(Here ..)
Shiny ..
Shiny ..
Shiny ..
Shiny ..
Shiny ..
Shiny ..
People, ..
People..
Belong
======
Chords : Gmaj7 & CaddF# - repeat for whole song.
Half A World Away
=================
{Intro: Am G D Em }
{On the Am chord hammer on to the D string (second fret) in rhythm with
the song.}
A D7sus2 looks like this:
(E) -0- I could have called it an Am(add D) since the low A
(B) -1- is in the bass note I believe. However, It leads into
(G) -2- a G chord, and musically, a D is what you'd want to
(D) -0- call it.
(A) -0-
(E) ---
{Notice that the majority of this song follows the pattern:
G / D / Em / Am D7sus2 It's really cool how the progression
starts out on Am but in the middle of the song, the verse starts
pretty much on G.}
Am G
This ..
D Em
I've ..
Am
Turn ..
G D
I ..
Em Am
My ..
G D
As ..
Em Am
My ..
G D
From ..
Em
Hear ..
F
To ..
And ...
D
Haul ..
Dsus4 D
And ..
F
Go ..
Hold ...
D7 G D
Oh ..
Em
Half ..
Am D7sus2 G
Half ..
D
My ..
Em Am D7sus2
And ..
G D
I had ..
Em
I ..
Am D7sus2 G
I ..
D Em
I ..
F
To ..
And ..
D
Haul ..
And ...
F D7
Blackbirds ...
D7 G D
Oh ..
Em Am D7sus2 G
Pathetic ..
D Em Am
The ..
G D
The ..
Em
And ..
Am D7sus2 G
And ..
D Em
I ..
{same as before}
To ...
And ..
Haul ..
And ..
To ..
And ..
Haul ..
To ..
And ..
Haul ..
And ..
Blackbirds ..
verse (repeat from beginning)
Texarkana
=========
Em G D
20,000 ...
Em A G
20,000 ..
Em G D
20,000 ..
Em A G
Waiting ..
C D
I ..
Bm
I ..
C Am
Catch ..
(Verse same as above)
Walking ..
Looking ..
30,000 ..
Never ..
(Chorus same)
I ..
I ..
Catch ..
(Interlude)
Asus4 G
G D G
All ..
G D Em
Waiting ..
40,000 ..
Look ..
40,000 ..
40,000 ..
I would ..
I ..
(End different from usual chorus)
Em D
Catch ..
Texarkana (Alternative)
=======================
Em G Bm
20,000 ..
Em A G
20,000..
Em G Bm
20,000 ..
Em A G
waiting ..
C D
I would ..it
Bm
I ..
C C/B Asus2
Catch ... A(5) : -0-2---
{bass riff notes: E G A B tab: E(6) : -0-h-3-------... }
{ "moody blues part" Em / Em7 D x 2}
verse, chorus
D G D E {yes, a plain 'ol E major chord}
(all alone, waiting to find)
verse ,chorus
Country Feedback
================
{This song is in 2/2. It repeats these 8 measures over and over and
over for the entire song. }
Intro: Em G D C G D Cmaj7 /
Em G
This ..
D
This ...
C G
On a ..
D Cmaj7 /
These ..
Em G
These ..
D C
I'm ..
G D
It's ..
Cmaj7
It's ..
{...and so on..}
Me In Honey
===========
Here is a neat lick to simulate the groovy bass
to Me In Honey. Only play the four strings
indicated in the tab. It's basically a C# chord
that's been modified a bit. The h stands for
"hammer-on".The numbers stand for frets. This is
my first attempt to write compu - tab. (Hint: barre
the 4th fret)
{high} E (1st) | xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
B (2nd) | 6-6---6-6-6-6-
string: G (3rd) | 6-6---6-6-6-6-
D (4th) | 4-4-h-6-6-6-4-
A (5th) | 4-4---4-4-4-4-.....repeat
{low}E (6th) | xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
{see "lick" }
I sat ..
Knew ..
Baby's ..
Seems ..
Seems ..
G#
Left ..
G#7 lick
What ..
There's ..
Baby ..
If ..
Seems ..
G#
Left ..
G#7 lick
What ..
Knocked ..
Those ..
Say ..
If ..
If ..me
G#
Left ..
G#7 lick
What ..
Baby's ..
There's ..
That's ..
G#
Left ..
G#7 lick
What ..
G#
Left ...,
G#7 lick
What ..
What ..
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