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(Same tuning pattern for "Furry Sings The Blues", "Jericho" & "Harry's House")
Chord shapes used :
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(Note that, for convenience, in the chord shapes below I've labelled the strings
as CGDFBD. The 2nd string is actually tuned to a Bb)
CGDFBD CGDFBD CGDFBD CGDFBD CGDFBD CGDFBD
055555 777777 888000 888700 555555 556555
Cm7 G9sus4 Ab6/9-5 Abadd9add#4 F9sus4 Fm11
CGDFBD CGDFBD CGDFBD CGDFBD CGDFBD
777000 333000 779977 002220 002020
Gm9 Ebmaj7sus2 G9 Cadd9 Cadd9add4
I still havn't convinced myself 100% whether she uses the F9sus4 chord
AND the Fm11 chord - they're almost identical. In fact I think she
just uses the simpler shape (i.e F9sus4) - but if you like the variation
you can use both shapes.
I've written out the words for the first verse so you can see where the
chord changes come. After the first verse, the rest of the song is made
up of repeats of the verse and intro sections.
Here are the main progressions :
Intro :
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Abadd9add#4 Ab6/9-5 Gm9 Cadd9
888700 888000 777000 002220
Abadd9add#4 Ab6/9-5 Gm9
888700 888000 777000
The outtro uses the same three chords repeating over and over.
Verse :
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Cm7 G9sus4 Abadd9add#4
055555 777777 888700
The big man arrives disco dancers greet him
F9sus4 Abadd9add#4
555555 888700
Plain clothes cops greet him small town big man, fresh lipstick glistening
Cm7 G9sus4 Abadd9add#4
055555 777777 888700
Sophomore jive from victims of typewriters
F9sus4 Cadd9 Cadd9add4
555555 002220 002020
The band sounds like typewriters, the big man he's not listening
Abadd9add#4 G9sus4
888700 777777
His eyes hold edith his left hand holds his right
Ebmaj7sus2 Abadd9add#4 G9sus4 G9 G9sus4 G9
333000 888700 777777 779977 777777 779977
What does that hand desire that he grips it so tight
(... then back to the start of the verse sequence again)
This transcription is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the song.
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