Kurt Vile - All In A Daze Work - аккорды

[ Предположительная тональность: C ]

SONG:   ALL IN A DAZE WORK
ARTIST: KURT VILE
TAB BY: DON CZARSKI
EMAIL:  GUITARZAN7@HOTMAIL.COM


             ALL IN A DAZE WORK
                 KURT VILE

CAPO: 1st FRET

INTRO:
Am  C  Am  C  G  C  Am  C  C


VERSE:
Am                  C
Chinese charms and well-tanked in Burbank
Am                            C
Strumming unsuccessfully but more so just pressin' keys and
Am                    C
Hey Jack of diamonds all jack of horse
Am                                      C
Hey man I believe I'm floating and of course of course
Am                         C
Guess I got my mind well twisted didn't I, well...


CHORUS:
Am        C         Am
All in a daze work, and
Am        C         Am
All in a daze work, and
Am        C         Am
All in a daze work, and
Am        C         Am
All in a daze work, and
Am        C                   Am       C  C
All in a... all in a... all in a daze work


BREAK:
G  C  Am  Dm  C  C


BREAK:
Am
She come flying through like a
 C                      Am Em
Traveling gypsy show torna-do
 Dm        Am            C
Leaving us lying there bleedin'
 G               C
Cut wide open, hearts broken
 G                         C
Guess I got my mind well twisted didn't I, well...


CHORUS:
Am        C         Am
All in a daze work, and
Am        C         Am
All in a daze work, and
Am        C         Am
All in a daze work, and
Am        C         Am
All in a daze work, and
Am        C                   Am       C  C
All in a... all in a... all in a daze work


OUTRO:

G  G   C  C   D  D   C  C

Am  Am  C  C  Am  Am  C  C

G  G   C  C   G  G   C  C

Am  Am  C  C  Am  Am  C  C

Am  Am  C  C  Am  Am  C  C

Am  Am  C  C  Am  Am  G  G

Am  Am  G  C

NOTE: This was a requets by a person for this
      to be in standard tuning which I did.
      Please rate accordingly then. I think it
      sounds very good if you have some skills
      with fingerpcking. Also, feel free to use
      you pinkie finger on the HIGH E string on
      the 3rd fret every now and then when
      playing the Am and C chords.