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The Best Of Acoustic Jethro Tull

Aqualung

Heavy Horses

Too Old To Rock 'N' Roll: Too Young To Die!

Minstrel In The Gallery

Songs From The Wood

Broadsword And The Beast

Jethro Tull is progressive rock band which formed in Blackpool, Lancashire, England in 1967. Their music is marked by the initially soulful and bluesy, and later expressively idiosyncratic, vocal style and unique lead flute work of frontman Ian Anderson; and by unusual and often complex song construction. Their music, though starting with blues rock with an experimental flavour, has incorporated elements of classical and celtic folk music, as well as art rock and alternative rock.

Dm7           C 
Nothing is easy 
        F              C 
Though time gets you worrying 
   Bb             Gm 
my friend, its ok 
        Dm7           C 
Just take your life easy 
     F               C 
and stop all that hurrying 
   Dm7      C 
be happy my way

 
When tension starts mounting 
and youve lost count 
of the pennies youve missed
just try hard and see why theyre not worrying me
theyre last on my list 

  Dm7          Gm
Nothings easy      2x

Nothing is easy youll find 
that the squeeze wont turn out so bad 
Your fingers may freeze, worse things happen at sea
theres good times to be had 
So if you're alone and youre down to the bone
just give us a play
Youll smile in a while and discover 
that Ill get you happy my way 

  Dm7          Gm
Nothings easy      2x

Nothing Is Easy

C       F       C     G             C Bb 
The old Rocker wore his hair too long, 
Am       Dm                    G 
wore his trouser cuffs too tight. 
C       F C     G   C Bb 
Unfashionable to the end --- 
Am        Dm            G 
drank his ale too light. 

G          C         G       D               G  F 
Death's head belt buckle --- yesterday's dreams --- 
Em             Am                D 
the transport caf' prophet of doom. 
G          C         G       D               G  F 
Ringing no change in his double-sewn seams  in his 
Em          Am       D 
  post-war-babe gloom. 
 Eb  F   Bb   C F           Bb   F  Eb    A               Dm   
Now he's too old to Rock'n'Roll     but he's too young to die. 
  
 Eb  F   Bb   C F           Bb   F  Eb    Bb                F  
yes he was too old to Rock'n'Roll     but he's too young to die. 

REST THE SAME 

He once owned a Harley Davidson and a Triumph Bonneville. 
Counted his friends in burned-out spark plugs 
and prays that he always will. 
But he's the last of the blue blood greaser boys 
all of his mates are doing time: 
married with three kids up by the ring road 
sold their souls straight down the line. 
And some of them own little sports cars 
and meet at the tennis club do's. 
For drinks on a Sunday --- work on Monday. 
They've thrown away their blue suede shoes. 

Now they're too old to Rock'n'Roll and they're too young to die. 

So the old Rocker gets out his bike 
to make a ton before he takes his leave. 
Up on the A1 by Scotch Corner 
just like it used to be. 
And as he flies --- tears in his eyes --- 
his wind-whipped words echo the final take 
and he hits the trunk road doing around 120 
with no room left to brake. 

And he was too old to Rock'n'Roll but he was too young to die. 
No, you're never too old to Rock'n'Roll if you're too young to die.

Too Old To Rock N' Roll Too Young To Die

Intro   A       A 

Verse 1 

Am          Em    Am                E7             A          E   A     E 
Bright city woman walking down Leicester Square every day 
A             D      E   E    A D    E   E 
Gonna get a piece of my mind 
       A                         D      D   E    A      D   E  E 
You think your not a piece of my kind 
E                         E    A   E  E E 
Everywhere the people looking 
E                     A      E 
Why don't you get up and sing 

E       E       A       A 

Verse 2 (same as Verse 1) 

Bright city woman where did you learn all the things you say 
You listen to the news man on T.V. 
You may fool yourself but you don't fool me 
I'll see you in another place, another time 
You may be someone's but you won't be mine 


Jeffrey Goes To Leicester Square

[A]When you're falling aw[G]ake and you ta[A]ke stock of the ne[G]w day[E]
[A]And you hear your voice cro[G]ok as you cho[A]ke on what you need to sa[G]y[E]
[C]Well, don't you fret, don't you fe[G]ar, I will give you good che[E]er. 

Li[A]fe's a long song-[G]. Li[A]fe's a long song-[G]. Li[A]fe's a long song-[G],
If you wa[D]it then your plate I will fi[E]ll.

[A]As the verses unfo[G]ld and your so[A]ul suffers the long d[G]ay,[E]
[A]And the twelve o'clock gl[G]oom spins the ro[A]om, you struggle on your wa[G]y[E] 
[C]Well, don't you sigh, don't you cr[G]y, lick the du[D]st from your e[E]ye. 
Li[A]fe's a long song-[G].  L[A]ife's a long song-[G].     Li[A]fe's a long song-[G] 
We will me[D]et in the sweet light of da[E]wn.
[A]As the Baker Street tra[G]in spills your pa[A]in all over your new dr[G]ess[E].
[A]And the symphony sou[G]nds undergro[A]und put you under dur[G]ess[E].
[C]Well don't you squeal as the hee[G]l grinds you und[D]er the whe[E]els. 
Li[A]fe's a long song-[G].  Li[A]fe's a long song-[G].      Li[A]fe's a long song-[G],
But the tu[D]ne ends too soon for us a[E]ll. 
Instrumental = Verse lines 1 - 4 + 
But the tu[D]ne ends too soon for us a[E]ll         [A]

Life Is A Long Song

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# This is the acoustic middle part of the song Aqualung from the album of the same name. Music by Ian Scott Anderson, Lyrics by Jennie Anderson

Gm            F                          C
Sun streaking cold, an old man wondering lonely
Cm              Gm          F  Fsus2 F
Taking time the only way he knows

Gm          F                          C
Leg hurting bad, as he bends to pick a dog end
Cm                  Gm                F  Fsus2 F
He goes down to the bog and warms his feet

Gm       F                       C
Feeling alone, the armies up the road
Cm              Gm               F  Fsus2 F
Salvation al-a-mode and a cup of tea

Gm          F                              C
Aqualung my friend, don't you start away uneasy
Cm                   Gm            F  Fsus2 F
You poor old sod you see it's only me

Gm             F                       Gm   
Do you still remember, Decembers foggy freeze?
Gm                          F                               Gm 
When the ice that clings on to your beard, was screaming agony
        Gm                   F                                 C
And you snatch your rattling last breathes with deep-sea-diver-sounds
        Cm                   Gm             F   Fsus2 F
And the flowers bloomed like madness in the spring

Gm            F                          C
Sun streaking cold, an old man wondering lonely
Cm              Gm          F  Fsus2 F
Taking time the only way he knows

Gm          F                          C
Leg hurting bad, as he bends to pick a dog end
Cm                  Gm                F  Fsus2 F
He goes down to the bog and warms his feet

Gm       F                       C
Feeling alone, the armies up the road
Cm              Gm               F  Fsus2 F
Salvation al-a-mode and a cup of tea

Gm          F                              C
Aqualung my friend, don't you start away uneasy
Cm                   Gm            F  Fsus2 F
You poor old sod you see it's only me

Verse 1

D
Don't want to be a fat man
People would think that I was just good fun
Would rather be a thin man
I am so glad to go on being one


Chorus

F                    G          D
Too much to carry around with you
F                      G       D
No chance of finding a woman who
      F                      G                         D
Will love you in the morning and all the night time too


Verse 2  (same as Verse 1)

Don't want to be a fat man
Have not the patience to ignore all that
Hate to admit to myself
Half of my problems came from being fat

Chorus

Won't waste my time feeling sorry for him
I see the other side through being thin
Roll us both down a mountain and sure the fat man would win

Fatman

G    C        Am       Em      Em 
I believe in fires at midnight 

          G        G         Am 
when the dogs have all been fed. 

   G      C    Am      Em 
A golden toddy on the mantle 

  C        G     G         Am 
a broken gun beneath the bed. 
  

 F      F       C        Am 
Silken mist outside the window. 

  G        G         G       Am 
Frogs and newts slip in the dark 

 F        F     C         Am 
too much hurry ruins the body. 

G        G         G        D 
I'll sit easy ... fan the spark 

 G       C      Am   Em      Em 
kindled by the dying embers 

     G      G       Am 
of another working day. 

 G     C             Am        Em      Em 
Go upstairs ... take off your makeup 

 G          G      Am 
fold your clothes neatly away. 

 F        F        C         Am 
Me, I'll sit and write this love song 

G    G        G      Am 
as I all too seldom do 

 F       F      C         Am 
build a little fire this midnight. 

      G       G      D      A(sus2) 
It's good to be back home with you.

Fire At Midnight

CAPO 3rd FRET Optional  
Bm  
Em        C             D            G  
Iron-clad feather-feet pounding the dust  
      C       D           Dsus4  G  
An October's day, towards evening  
Em              C             D            G  
Sweat embossed veins standing proud to the plough  
  C       D           Dsus4  G  
Salt on a deep chest seasoning  
Em        C             D            G  
Last of the line at an honest day's toil  
C       D           Dsus4  G  
Turning the deep sod  under  
Em        C             D            G  
Flint at the fetlock, chasing the bone  
C       D            Dsus4  G  
Flies at the nostrils plunder.  
      C           D              G           C  
The Suffolk, the Clydesdale, the Percheron vie  
           Am             D      Dsus4  Em  
  with the Shire on his feathers floating  
 C           D     G           C  
Hauling soft timber into the dusk  
    C       D            Dsus4  G  
  to bed on a warm straw coating.  
F#7  Bm    G Bm        G            A  
Heavy Horses, move the land under me  
F#7  Bm                   G Bm              G           A  
  Behind the plough gliding --- slipping and sliding free  
F#7         G           D  
Now you're down to the few  
            Bb          F  
And there's no work to do  
          C  Em        D  Bm  
The tractor's on its way.  
   
 
Em        C             D            G  
Let me find you a filly for your proud stallion seed  
      C       D           Dsus4  G  
  to keep the old line going.  
Em              C             D            G  
And we'll stand you abreast at the back of the wood  
  C       D           Dsus4  G  
  behind the young trees growing  
Em        C             D            G  
To hide you from eyes that mock at your girth,  
         C       D        Dsus4  G  
  and your eighteen hands at the shoulder  
Em        C             D            G  
And one day when the oil barrels have all dripped dry  
      C       D            Dsus4  G  
  and the nights are seen to draw colder  
      C           D              G           C  
They'll beg for your strength, your gentle power  
      Am             D      Dsus4  Em  
  your noble grace and your bearing  
 C           D     G           C  
And you'll strain once again to the sound of the gulls  
    C       D            Dsus4  G  
  in the wake of the deep plough, sharing.

D  C              A      G
Oh father high in heaven

D     C              G
smile down upon your son.  Yeah!

D     C            G      Bb    A                    G
Whose busy with his money games Oh! his women and his gun.


Oh Jesus save me
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D       C             A    G
And the unsung Western hero

D         C         G
killed an Indian or three.  Yeah!

D           C               G     Bb   A                      G
And then he made his name in Hollywood    to set the white man free.

Oh Jesus save me
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     D        C                   G          F   C
If Jesus saves -- well, He'd better save Himself

            D             C         G           F       C
from the gory glory seekers who use His name in death.

A    G                                D
     Oooh! Oooh! Oooh! Oooh! Oh Jesus save me!

Solo:   D C A G
        D C G
        D C G Bb A G

D        C                   G           F       C
If Jesus saves -- well, He'd better save Himself

            D             C         G           F       C
from the gory glory seekers who use His name in death.

A    G
     Oooh! Oooh! Oooh! Oooh!

Oh Jesus save me
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D C              A    G
I saw him in the city

D          C                G
and on the mountains of the moon --

D    C              G         Bb   A                           G
His cross was rather bloody --     Oh! He could hardly roll His stone.

Oh Jesus save me
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Hymn 43

Intro: A       E

C       G        D            A
Have you seen the Jack-in-the-Green?
 C       G                 A
-With his long tail hanging down.
C         G          D     A
He quietly sits under every tree
C     G                   A
In the folds of his velvet gown.
C        G              D     A
He drinks from the empty acorn cup
C           G              A
The dew that dawn sweetly bestows.
C     G             D        A
And he taps his cane upon the ground-
C         G                        A
Signal the snow drops, it's time to grow.

A      E

C      G         D           A
It's no fun being Jack-in-the-Green:
C          G                  A
No place to dance, no time for song.
C           G              D      A
He wears the colours of the summer soldier;
C          G                     A
Carries the green flag all winter long.


A     E

Bm                      E                        A
Jack, do you ever sleep-does the green still run in your heart?
Bm                            E                      A
or will these changing times, motorways, powerlines, keep us apart?
E             A
Well, I don't think so.
E                         A
I saw some grass growing through the pavement today.



C             G            D     A
The Rowan, the Oak, and the Holly tree
C              G               A
Are the changes left for him to groom.

A      E

C            G                D           A
Each blade of grass whispers, "Jack-in-the-Green."
C               G                          A
"Oh Jack, please help me through my winters night."
C              G                  D     A
And-"We are the berries the on the Holly tree:
C             G                                   A
Oh, the Mistle Thrust is coming, Jack, put out the light."

Jack-in-the-green

Intro:
Em      G D Em

Em      G D Em

Em                Em  G D Em
In the shuffling madness
Em                  Em  G D Em
of Locomotive Breath
Em                Em  G D B
Runs the all-time loser
B                B  B D Em
Headlong to his death
Em                Em  G D Em
Oh He feels the pistons scraping
Em                Em  G D 
Steam Breaking on his brow
G                   A
Old Charlie stole the handle
        B                         B      D       Em
And the train it won't stop going no way to slow down

He sees his children jumping off
At stations one by one
His woman and his best friend
In bed and having fun
Oh he's crawling down the corridor
On his hands and knees
Old Charlie stole the handle
And the train it won't stop going no way to slow down

He hears the silence howling
Catches angels as they fall
And the all-time winner
Has got him by the balls
Oh he picks up gideon's Bible
Open at page one
I thank god He stole the handle
And the train it won't stop going no way to slow down...

Locomotive Breath

A                Am     C      Dsus2
    The minstrel in the gallery
        A     Dsus2           A
looked down upon the smiling faces.
   F       C       F        F   o  G
He met the gazes - observed the spaces 
Dsus2                   A
between the old men's cackle.
      
   A        Am      C         Dsus2       
He brewed a song of love and hatred 

G

 G                  Dsus2     A
oblique suggestions and he waited.

F        C         F   G   C
  He polarized the pumpkin eaters  

F        C       F G   C
  static-humming panel-beaters  

F         C          F  G    C
  freshly day-glow'd factory cheaters 

F       C       F  G   C
  (salaried and collar-scrubbing).

A         Am    C       Dsus2
  He titillated men-of-action  

F     C        F     F        G
belly warming, hands still rubbing 

G      Dsus2               A
on the parts they never mention.

A        Am       C        Dsus2       G
  He pacified the nappy-suffering, 

G      Dsus2        Dsus4    A
infant-bleating one-line   jokers - 

F    C   F  G    C
T.V. documentary makers 

F    C      F  G  C
(overfed and undertakers)

A      Am    C             Dsus2
Sunday paper backgammon players 

F      C           F     C
family-scarred and women-haters.

        F          C         F  G       C
Then he called the band down to the the stage 

       F         C   
and he looked at all

    Dm  A7sus4       Am  C  Cadd9  F
the friends     he'd made.

Intro: Asus2 G Asus2 Gx2

Verse:
Asus2
  As I did walk by hampstead fair 
   C        D  C   D          D      C    D                   Asus2 G Asus2 G
I came upon mother goose so I turned her loose, she was screaming.
Asus2
And a foreign student said to me
C      D   C   D                         D   C  D                    Asus2 G
Was it really true there are elephants and lions too in piccadilly circus? 

Asus2 G Asus2 G Asus2 

Chorus:
D                  Bm              G                 D A
Walked down by the bathing pond to try and catch some sun.
                D              Bm                 G              D  A
Saw at least a hundred schoolgirls sobbing into hankerchiefs as one.
C                                 Asus2 G Asus2 G
I dont believe they knew I was a schoolboy.

Asus2 G Asus2

And a bearded lady said to me
If you start your raving and your misbehaving you'll be sorry.
Then the chicken-fancier came to play 
With his long red beard (and his sisters weird: She drives a lorry)

Laughed down by the putting green I popped `em in their holes.
Four and twenty labourers were labouring digging up their gold.
I dont believe they knew that I was long john silver.

Saw johnny scarecrow make his rounds
In his jet-black mac (which he wont give back) stole it from a snow man.

Mother Goose

Intro F# B A C#m  C#m B A  C#m  C#m B A

    D                                Bm
The leaded window opened to move the dancing candle flame
        Em                    G  D     A         G  A     Bm
And the first Moths of summer suicidal came, oh, suicidal came.
      D                           Bm
And a new breeze chattered in its May-bud tenderness
        Em       Em7  A              G         A      Bm
Sending water-lillies sailing as she turned to get undressed.
        D                          Bm
And the long night awakened and we soared on powdered wings
Em                            G    D        A
Circling our tomorrows in the wary month of Spring.
                D             Bm
Chasing shadows slipping in a magic lantern slide
Em               A           G     A     Bm
Creatures of the candle on a night-light-ride.
D                                         Bm
Dipping and weaving - flutter through the golden needle's eye
       Em                                         G      D    A
in our haystack madness.  Butterfly-stroking on a Spring-tide high,
         G      A    Bm
oh, on a Spring-tide high.


C#m C#m B A   C#m C#m B A

E          C#m          A       B
Life's too long (as the Lemming said)
       C#m    A#             F#    C#   D#m
as the candle burned and the Moths were wed.
          A           B            E    B     C#m
And we'll all burn together as the wick grows higher
           B  F#    C#
before the candle's dead.

D      Bm
Em    G D A   G A Bm

    F                                Dm
The leaded window opened to move the dancing candle flame.
        Gm                    A# F     C         A# C     Dm
And the first moths of summer suicidal came, oh, suicidal game
   F                          Dm
to join in the worship of the light that never dies
     Gm                               A#       F      C
in a moment's reflection of two moths spinning in her eyes.

E C#m  C#m B A  C#m  C#m B A   C#m

Moths

Nothing is easy 
  
Dm7           C 
Nothing is easy 
        F              C 
Though time gets you worrying 
   Bb             Gm 
my friend, its ok 
        Dm7           C 
Just take your life easy 
     F               C 
and stop all that hurrying 
   Dm7      C 
be happy my way

REPEAT CHORDS BEGINNING VERSE
 
When tension starts mounting 
and youve lost count 
of the pennies youve missed
just try hard and see why theyre not worrying me
theyre last on my list 

  Dm7 
Nothings easy 
Nothing is easy youll find 
that the squeeze wont turn out so bad 
Your fingers may freeze, worse things happen at sea
theres good times to be had 
So if you're alone and youre down to the bone
just give us a play
Youll smile in a while and discover 
that Ill get you happy my way 
nothings easy

C          G           F    A
Mean while back in the year one 
C          G      F     A 
When you belonged to no one 
C          G       F      A 
You didn´t stand a chance son 
C       G          F D  Dsus4 D 
If your pants were undone 
 
                D          G
´Cause you were bred for humanity  
    D  Dsus4   G
And sold to  society  
               D               G
One day you´ll wake up: in the present days  
  Csus4                  Bb
A million generations, removed from expectation of,
D             G              A  Asus4 A
being who you really want to be  

G        D 
Skating away
G        D
Skating away 
G        D 
Skating away  
            G            C   G            C        D  Dsus4 D
On the thin ice of a new day ay ay ay ay  ay ay ay ay
          G                    D                       
So as you push off from the shore,  
                              A   Asus4 A
won t you turn your head once more; 
                              D  Dsus4 D G
and make your peace with everyone? 
                        D                             A  Asus4 A
For those who choose to stay, will live just one more day  
                                  D  Dsus4 D G
To do the things they should have done  

                     G
And as you cross the wilderness, 
  Em               G             D                    Dsus4 D G
a spinning in your emptiness you feel you have to pray 
              G              Em        G
Looking for a sign, that the universal mind,  
    D             G              A   Asus4 A
has written you into the passion play 
 
G        D 
Skating away
G        D
Skating away 
G        D 
Skating away  
            G            C   G            C        D  Dsus4 D
On the thin ice of a new day ay ay ay ay  ay ay ay ay
           G                  D
And as you cross the circle line,
                           A   Asus4 A
well the ice wall creaks behind;
                       D  Dsus4 D G
you re a rabbit on the run 
                     D                         A  Asus4 A
And silver splinters fly in the corner of your eye  
                       D
Shining in the setting sun  

            G           Em
Well do you ever get to feeling,  
         G                Em               D            Dsus4 D 
that the story s too damn real, and in the present tense  
        G           Em
Or that everybody s on the stage, 
       G                     Em    D              G         A    Asus4 A
and it seems like you re the only, person sitting in the audience?  
 
G        D 
Skating away
G        D
Skating away 
G        D 
Skating away  
            G            C   G            C        D  Dsus4 D
On the thin ice of a new day ay ay ay ay  ay ay ay ay

G        D 
Skating away
G        D
Skating away 
G        D 
Skating away

Skating Away

Intro: 
G B7  Em  G C D  G  D
G  B7  Em   
G C  A D  D
A D A D A G
 
VERSE 1

D                      C        D
 Would you join a slow marching band?
         F#m              G
And take pleasure in your leaving
       D     Bm        A         A
as the ferry sails and tears are dried
    G         Em      G
and cows come home at evening.

VERSE 2

D                            C        D
 Could you get behind a slow marching band?
         F#m             G
And join together in the passing
   D      Bm             A     A
of all we shared through yesterdays
   G       Em   G
in sorrows neverlasting.

BRIDGE

G               D
Take a hand and take a bow.
    C                     G       Bm
You played for me; that's all for now,
        Em    G        D
oh, and never mind the words
     G D  Em       Am      C
just hum along and keep on going.

CHORUS

C    D  Em      
Walk on slowly -
      G    C D    D    D Dsus4 D
don't look behind you.
      C   D   G    Em
Don't say goodbye, love.
  G     C D
I won't remind you.

VERSE 3

D                   C           D
 Dream of me as the nights draw cold
      F#m                  G
still marking time through Winter.
    D        Bm        A           A
You paid the piper and called the tune
        Bm          G     Em    A   
and you marched the band aw  -  ay.

BRIDGE

G               D
Take a hand and take a bow.
    C                     G       Bm
You played for me; that's all for now,
        Em    G        D
oh, and never mind the words
     G D  Em       Am      C
just hum along and keep on going.

CHORUS

C    D  Em     
Walk on slowly -
      G    C D    D    D Dsus4 D
don't look behind you.
      C   D   G    Em
Don't say goodbye, love.
  G     C D    D
I won't remind you.  

REPEAT CHORUS

C    D  Em      
Walk on slowly -
      G    C D    D    D Dsus4 D
don't look behind you.
      C   D   G    Em
Don't say goodbye, love.
  G     C D    D
I won't remind you. 
C D    D
remind you.
C D    D
remind you....

Slow Marching Band

G            Dm          C6           G   Gmaj7 C6  G Gmaj7 C6 
Really don't mind if you sit this one out. 
  
   G            Dm             C6         G   Gmaj7 C6  G Gmaj7 C6 
My words but a whisper -- your deafness a SHOUT. 

  G            Dm         C6             G   Gmaj7 C6  G Gmaj7 C6 
I may make you feel but I can't make you think. 

     G              Dm             C6            G   Gmaj7 C6     G Gmaj7 C6 
Your sperm's in the gutter -- your love's in the sink. 

       C6              Dsus2    G Gsus2 G Gsus2 G Gsus4 G 
So you ride yourselves over the fields 

        C6            Dsus2  G Gsus2 G Gsus2 G Gsus4 G 
and you make all your animal deals 

         C6             Dsus2       G Gsus2 G Gsus2 G Gsus4 G 
and your wise men don't know how it feels 

D Dsus2 D Dsus2 D Dsus4 D  Dsus2 D 

      D          G Gmaj7 C6      G Gmaj7 C6      G Gmaj7 C6      G Gmaj7 C6 
to be thick as a brick. 

        G           Dm          C6        G Gmaj7 C6    G Gmaj7 C6 
And the sand-castle virtues are all swept away 

       G        Dm 
in the tidal destruction 

    C6      G Gmaj7 C6    G Gmaj7 C6 
the moral melee. 

     G        Dm              C6       G Gmaj7 C6    G Gmaj7 C6 
The elastic retreat rings the close of play 

       G           Dm 
as the last wave uncovers 

    C6         G Gmaj7 C6    G Gmaj7 C6 
the newfangled way. 

         C6            Dsus2       G Gsus2 G Gsus2 G Gsus4 G 
But your new shoes are worn at the heels 

     C6          Dsus2   G Gsus2 G Gsus2 G Gsus4 G 
and your suntan does rapidly peel 

         C6             Dsus2       G Gsus2 G Gsus2 G Gsus4 G 
and your wise men don't know how it feels 

D Dsus2 D Dsus2 D Dsus4 D  Dsus2 D 

      D          G Gmaj7 C6    G Gmaj7 C6 
to be thick as a brick. 
  
Gm7 Gm9 Dm11  Gm7 Gm9 Fsus2   G 

        G           Dm      F              Am     C 
And the love that I feel        is so far away: 

                       Em         G   B   C 
I'm a bad dream that I just had today -- 

                   D Dsus2 D 
and you shake your head 

    D          G  Gmaj7 C6     G Gmaj7 C6 
and say it's a shame. 

Gm7 Gm9 Dm11 
Gm7 Gm9 Dm11 

Gm7 Gm9 Dm11                 Gm7 Gm9 Dm11 
       Spin me back down the years 

        Gm7 Gm9 Dm11       Gm7 Gm9 Dm11 
and the days         of my youth. 

Gm7 Gm9          Dm11     Gm7   Gm9     Dm11 
        Draw the lace and black curtains 

         Gm7 Gm9 Dm11      Gm7   Gm9    Dm11 
and shut out           the whole truth. 

Gm7 Gm9      Dm11               Gm7 Gm9 Dm11 
    Spin me down the long ages: let them sing the song. 
  
Gm7 Gm9 Dm11 
Gm7 Gm9 Dm11 

Gm7 Gm7 G Gsus2 G 

Dm      G C 
Dm      G C 

Dm      G C 
Dm      G C

Thick As A Brick

INTRO 
Em  D  Em  D 

Em                  D       B7   E     B7 
Walking on velvet green.  Scots pine growing. 
E          A                   D 
Isn't it rare to be taking the air, 

 B7       Em               Asus2 
singing.Walking on velvet green. 

Em  D  Em  D 

Em                  D         B7   E     B7 
Walking on velvet green.  Distant cows lowing. 
E          A                        D 
Never a care: with your legs in the air, 
B7       Em              Asus2 
loving.Walking on velvet green. 

Em  D  Em  D 
G                          F                        G 
Won't you have my company, yes, take it in your hands. 
G                      F                  G 
Go down on velvet green, with a country man. 
Gm                           F                Gm 
Who's a young girls fancy and an old maid's dream. 
            Bb            C                          G       F 
Tell your mother that you walked all night on velvet green. 

Continue chord progression 

One dusky half-hour's ride up to the north. 
There lies your reputation and all that you're worth. 
Where the scent of wild roses turns the milk to cream. 
Tell your mother that you walked all night on velvet green. 
And the long grass blows in the evening cool. 
And August's rare delight may be April's fool. 
But think not of that, my love, 
I'm tight against the seam. 
And I'm growing up to meet you down on velvet green. 
  

Now I may tell you that it's love and not just lust. 
And if we live the lie, let's lie in trust. 
On golden daffodils, to catch the silver stream 
that washes out the wild oat seed on velvet green. 
We'll dream as lovers under the stars --- 
of civilizations raging afar. 
And the ragged dawn breaks on your battle scars. 
As you walk home cold and alone upon velvet green. 
  

Walking on velvet green.  Scots pine growing. 
Isn't it rare to be taking the air, singing. 
Walking on velvet green. 
Walking on velvet green.  Distant cows lowing. 
Never a care: with your legs in the air, loving. 
Walking on velvet green.

Velvet Green

Am                E
Whenever I get to feel this way,
 G               D
Try to find new words to say,
  F                C              B
I think about the bad old days
           E
We used to know.


Nights of winter turn me cold --
Fears of dying, getting old.
We ran the race and the race was won
By running slowly.

Could be soon well cease to sound,
Slowly upstairs, faster down.
Then to revisit stony grounds,
We used to know.

Remembering mornings, shillings spent,
Made no sense to leave the bed.
The bad old days they came and went
Giving way to fruitful years.

Saving up the birds in hand
While in the bush the others land.
Take what we can before the man
Says its time to go.

Each to his own way Ill go mine.
Best of luck in what you find.
But for your own sake remember times
We used to know.

We Use To Know

G          Em          D       A 
Wond'ring Aloud, how we feel today?
G                  Em         D           A
Last night set the sunset, my hand in her hair.

G              A               D  Bm          A               Bm     D
We are our own saviors, as we start, both our hearts, beating life
          A
Into each other

G          Em             D              A
Wond'ring aloud, will the years treat us well?
G                    Em           D           A
As she floats in the kitchen, I'm tasting the smell

G               A                      D  Bm          A              Bm  D
Of toast as the butter runs, then she comes, spilling crumbs, on the bed
               A
and I shake my head

         Am       G           D          Bm           A
And it's only the giving that makes you,    what you are.

Wond'ring Aloud

Intro: C D C D (x2)


C D
Si es que no puedes hablar
C D
no te atrevas a volver
C D
si te quieres ocultar
C D
tal vez te podria ver
Em D C G C
y el amor que no sabe a quien y que
G C
hablará si tu verdad
Em F
te abrazara otra vez

Em C
Habla si puedes
G C
grita que sientes
Em C
dime a quien quieres
G C
y te hace feliz

C D


C D
Si no puedes escuchar
C D
aunque insistas hablaré
C D
si lo quieres mírame
C D
y tus ojos hablaran tal vez
Em D C G C
sentiras el amor e iras tras el
G C
hablaras si tu verdad
Em F
te abrazará otra vez

Em C
Habla si puedes
G C
grita que sientes
Em C
dime a quien quieres
G D
y te hace feliz
Em C
habla si puedes
G C
grita si temes
Em C
dime a quien quieres
G D
y te hace feliz


Em G C G
.(CUERDAS)... abrazaméeeeeeeee..
C Em F
quiero despertarme y entender

Em C
habla si puedes
G C
grita si temes
Em C
dime a quien quieres
G D
y que haces aquì
Em C
habla si puedes
G C
grita que sientes
Em C
dime a quien quieres
G C
y te hace feliz
G C
y te hace feliz

C D
(fin)

Habla si puedes

C                     G
Se a vida as vezes dá uns dias de segundos cinzas
           Am           F
E o tempo tic taca devagar
         Dm                   Am
Ponha o teu melhor vestido, brilha teu sorriso
      F              C
Vem pra cá, vem pra cá

                                     G
Se a vida muitas vezes só chuvisca, só garôa
        Am               F
E tudo não parece funcionar
         Dm                  Am
Deixe esse problema a toa, pra ficar na boa
      C
Vem pra cá

Refrão:
            Am              F
Do lado de cá, a vista é bonita
          C           G
A maré é boa de provar
            Am                 F
Do lado de cá, eu vivo tranquila
                  C          E7
E o meu corpo dança sem parar
            F                  C                 G
Do lado de cá, tem música, amigos e alguém para amar
            C G Am F
Do lado de cá
            C G Am F
Do lado de cá

refrão:
           Am            F
Do lado de cá, a vista é bonita
          C           G
A maré é boa de provar
            Am                 F
Do lado de cá, eu vivo tranquila
                  C          E7
E o meu corpo dança sem parar
            F                 C                 G
Do lado de cá, tem música, amigos e alguém para amar
            Am
Do lado de cá

             Am7M            Am7
A vida é agora, vê se não demora
  Dm            E7
Pra recomeçar
Am           Am7M          Am7
É so ter vontade de felicidade
  Dm     G
Pra pular

Refrão:
            Am              F
Do lado de cá, a vista é bonita
          C        G
A maré é boa de provar
            Am                 F
Do lado de cá, eu vivo tranquila
                  C         E7
E o meu corpo dança sem parar
              F                C                  G
Do lado de cá, tem música, amigos e alguém para amar
            C G Am F
Do lado de cá
            C G Am F
Do lado de cá
            ( C G Am F ) (2x)
Do lado de cá

Do Lado De Cá

LA RE
Jo et duré a casa si fa mal temps
MI FA#m
Jo t’empararé si un cas tens por
SIm MI
Jo te cuidaré si estàs malalta
RE LA
De tot cor, de tot cor
RE REm LA
De tot cor

MI RE DO#m-SIm-LA

FA#m DO#m
Estic a punt d’anar-me’n
RE LA RE
Mes abans de partir et diré
REm LA
Que et duc dins es pensament

FA#m DO#m
No deix de recordar-te
RE LA RE
I alen els teus alens tot calents
REm SIm MI
De lluny i de prop me tens


Jo et duré...

FA#m DO#m
I a dalt de s’escenari
RE LA RE
Quan estic concentrat cantant
REm MI
Jo sempre te tenc present

FA#m DO#m
Perquè m’ets necessari
RE LA
Com s’aire que respir
RE REm SIm MI
Necessit estar amb tu en tot moment


Jo et duré... ( bis )

De tot cor

INTRO: un arpegio mas o menos así.

Em E9 Em E9
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Como intro:
Desnudar el sin razón
que modelo nuestras vidas
Parece ser causa perdida.

Nadie apuesta detener
el motor que contamina
el aire que a diario respiras

Am
Y que respiraste ayer,
Como intro
y que mañana tal vez, no lo sé.
Por eso hoy

Am
Reflexionando en esto,
C5
la madrugada pasó,
B5 / Am / G5 / F5# / Em
y dejó otro día para ser.


BASE: (mas o menos - no la entiendo)
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Ser guardianes o vigías de toda la miel
que guarda en toda colmena el sucio poder.
Predador, ecologista, pobre o gran señor.
Drogadependiente, doctor o paciente,
entreverado en el montón.



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Vender, comprar.
Comer, cagar.
Morir, nacer.

Sufrir, gozar.
Odiar, amar.
Ser o no ser

Culpable o inocente, malviviente o juez.
O quien con sólo su firma decreta la ley.
Pronucleares informistas modelan la situación.
Más tecnología, por más energía.
Fuga radiactiva de progreso.

Vender, comprar.
Comer, cagar.
Morir, nacer.

Sufrir, gozar.
Odiar, amar.
Ser o no ser.


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Solo guitarra

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Derrame de combustible, exterminio forestal.
El motor contaminante no se detendrá.
Para ser hay otro día en el planeta inferior.
Como cualquier día, como todo día
Con o sin mi reflexión.

Vender, comprar.
Comer, cagar.
Morir, nacer.

Sufrir, gozar.
Odiar, amar.
Ser o no ser.

Vender, comprar.
Comer, cagar.
Morir, nacer.

Sufrir, gozar.
Odiar, amar.
Ser o no ser.

FIN:e|-------------------------------------------------------|
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Ser o no ser

Chords: C F Am G
Strumming pattern: down, down, up, up, down, up

You're way too (C) beautiful girl,
That's (Am) why it'll never work
You'll have me (F) suicidal, (G) suicidal
When you (C) say it's over
Damn all these (C) beautiful girls,
They (Am) only wanna do your dirt
They'll have you (F) suicidal, (G) suicidal
When they (C) say it's over
See it (C) started at the park
Used to chill after dark
Oh, (Am) when you took my heart
That's when we fell apart
'Cause (F) we both thought
That (G) love last (C) forever (last forever)
They (C) say we're too young
To get ourselves sprung
Oh (Am) we didn't care
We made it very clear
And they (F) also said
That we (G) couldn't last (C) together (last together)
See it's (C) very divine, girl
You're one of a kind
But you (Am) mush up my mind
You ought to get declined
Oh (F) Lord
My (G) baby is driving me (C) crazy

(Chorus)

It was (C) back in '99
Watchin' movies all the time
Oh (Am) when I went away
For doin' my first crime
And (F) I never thought
That (G) we was gonna see each (C) other (see each other)
And then (C) I came out
Mami moved me down South
Oh (Am) I'm with my girl
Who I thought was my world
It (F) came out to be
That (G) she wasn't the girl for (C) me (girl for me)

(Refrain and chorus)

(C) Now we're fussin'
And now we're fightin'
(Am) Please tell me why
I'm feelin' slighted
And (F) I don't know
(G) How to make it (C) better (make it better)
You're (C) datin' other guys
You're tellin' me lies
Oh (Am) I can't believe
What I'm seein' with my eyes
I'm (F) losin' my mind
And (G) I don't think it's (C) clever (think it's clever)

(Refrain and Chorus)

Beautiful Girls

Verse 1:
           B
I'm going back to the time when we owned this town
      E
Down Powder Mill Lane, in the battlegrounds
C#m        B                   G#m  B     F#
We were friends and lovers and clueless clowns


Verse 2:
                      B       
I didn't know I'd be finding out now I was torn from you
         E
When we thought about things we were gonna do
C#m      B                    G#m B  F# 
We were wide eyed dreamers and wiser too


Chorus:
               E              B 
Go down to the rides on East Parade,
        G#m                   F#
by the lights of the Palace Arcade
                    E                     G#m   F#   
Watch night coming down on the Sovereign Light Café


Verse 3:
                          B
I'm begging you for some sign, but you've still got nothing to say
        E
Don't turn your back on me, don't walk away
C#m     B                   G#m  B   F#
I'm a better man now than I was that day


Chorus:
                      E              B 
Let's go down to the rides on East Parade,
        G#m                   F#
by the lights of the Palace Arcade
                    E                     G#m   F#   
Watch night coming down on the Sovereign Light Café

                 E               B
Go down to the bandstand on the pier
           G#m                    F#
Watch the drunks and the lovers appear
                      E                     G#m   F#     
Take time, just the stars at the Sovereign Light Café


Bridge:
   E        B           F#
I wheel my bike off the train,
        F#
Up the North Trade Road,
 E        B             F# 
Look for you on Marley Lane
                          G#m
In every building, every streetlight
                   E               F#  G#m  B  F#
Oh why did we ever go so far from home?


Verse 4:
                        B
You keep on leaving me mile long traces of who you are
         E
You can get a big house and a faster car
C#m      B                    G#m   B  F#
You can run away boy, but you won't go far


Chorus:
                      E              B
Let's go down to the rides on East Parade,
        G#m                   F#
by the lights of the Palace Arcade
                    E                     G#m   F#   
Watch night coming down on the Sovereign Light Café

                    E                B
Stroll down to the bandstand on the pier
           G#m                    F#
Watch the drunks and the lovers appear
                     E                      G#m   F#
Take time, just the stars at the Sovereign Light Café 

      E            B    G#m
La la la la la la la la Yeah, 
     F#                      E       B   F#
I'm going where the people know my name


Outro:
E B G#m F#
E B G#m F# B

Sovereign Light Cafe

Donde hay numeros en vez de acordes es porque no se
como se llaman esos acordes y pongo abajo como se hacen




F9/A Cm
Ya no sé donde fue,
F9/A C
con su luz tu verdad,
F9/A Cm
avanzar y no avanzar,
1 G
que loco remolino,

ya no ves . . .

ya no ves . . .

la maldad que hay allí . . .

solo estás en tu cruz,

oh déjame explorarte,
F4 C
solo extiéndete una vez más . . .
F4 C
extiéndete una vez más . . .

la canción de la sed,

como el agua se nos fue . . .

líbrame . . .

Oh! líbrame . . .

Líbrame de la galaxia

ya no ves . . .

ya no ves

lo que ya sé nos pasó

respirar y oxidar,

y olvidarse y no fumar . . .

solo extiéndete una vez más . . .

exiténdete una vez más . . .

extiendete una vez más

extiendete una vez más

Nota: C B y
Am 2
eres mi esperanza
Am 3
solo una grieta en mi existir . . .
4
no somos solo hombres
5 6 7
y como fondo un cielo.

no es solo un burro,

que es un ángel de fe,

tal vez

me sentirás tal vez

me sentirás

las aguas en tus ojos

vibran su dulce brillo

una piel y una flor

son tus pechos,

que no piensan menos mal,

oh por favor,

gira loca girasol . . .

déjame como estoy,

ya te amé y allí morí,

quédate quédate oh!

déjame explicarte,

solo extiéndete una vez más . . .

extiéndete una vez más . . .

eres mi esperanza,

solo una grieta en mi existir . . .

no somos solo cuerpos,

y como un fondo un cielo . . .

no es solo un burro,

que es un ángel de fe

tal vez me sentirás

tal vez me sentirás

1:*5455*
2:*0*110
3:2**13*
4:3*445*
5:5**56*
6:7*775*
7:5*555*

Espero que puedan sacar esta genial cancion del mejor
compositor del rock de Argentina (a mi parecer).

Extiéndete una vez más

Intro
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A|--7------7--7----7-10-7-6---------------------|--|-6-6-|
E|--5------5--5----5-8--------------------------|--|-----|

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INTRO: DOm - FA - MIb - LA# - DOm - MIb - FA - LA# - DOm

DOm - FA - MIb - LA#

DOm LA# DOm LA#
Saber que es lo que te pasa, sabes a veces lleva tiempo

DOm LA#
Es que el amor es una ciencia exacta,

DOm LA#
Y el dolor suele ser un misterio

SOL# DOm
Salir, parece buena idea,

SOL# DOm
Escapar, esa no es la manera de seguir

SOL# DOm
No esperar que el tiempo arregle todo,

SI LA#
Cuestión de encontrar el modo de reír

DOm FA MIb LA# DOm
Y si no estas bien, no te desarmes

FA MIb LA# DOm
Ponte de pie y andar y andar

FA MIb LA# DOm
No los escuchés pueden marearte

FA MIb LA# DOm
Solo saben hablar, y hablar y hablar

PUENTE: DOm LA# DOm LA#


DOm LA# DOm LA# DOm
A donde vas? No entiendo, no

LA# DOm LA#
Por que estas mintiendo?

DOm FA MIb LA# DOm
Y si no estas bien, no te desarmes

FA MIb LA# DOm
Ponte de pie y andar y andar…

FA MIb LA# DOm
No los escuchés pueden marearte

FA MIb LA# DOm
Solo saben hablar, y hablar y hablar...


SOLO: DOm LA#

FINAL: DOm - FA - MIb - LA# - DOm - MIb - FA - LA#

Andar

C
Working the village shop
E
Putting a poster up
Am
Dreaming of anything
C              Am               Em               Dm
Dreaming of the time when you're free from all the trouble you're in

C
In the mud, on your knees
E
Trying hard not to please
Am
Anyone, all the time
C              Am
Being a rebel's fine
           Em            C
But you go all the way to being brutal

Chorus:
G
You will have a boy tonight
You will have a boy tonight
F
On the first bus out of town
On the first bus out of town

Let's see your kit for games
All the girls look the same
You are challenging style for running miles
You're running miles in some boy's jumper

Boo to the business world!
You know a girl who's tax free on her back and making
Plenty cash
While you are working for the joy of giving

Chorus:
You will have a boy tonight
You will have a boy tonight
And you hope that she will see
And you hope that she will see

You are in two minds
Tossing a coin to decide whether you should tell your mum
About a dose of thrush you got while licking railings

But you read in a book
That you got free from Boots
There are lotions, there are potions
You can take to hide your shame from all those prying eyes

Lazy Jane, all the time
Painting lines
You sleeping at bus stops
Wondering how you got your name
And what you're going to do about it.

Chorus

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