[ Предположительная тональность: G ] From: Rich Ormerod Finest Worksong =============== Intro : 'B' Bass : |D D D F# B| (the 'Ds' are octaves from each other) B The ... You're .. I'm .. I ... Chorus : E F# oh., ooho.. Your .. E F# oh., ooho.. Your .. Another .. To .. You .. I .. Chorus Bridge: | A | Take .. Your .. What .. Has .. Chorus Finest Worksong =============== {on this song, it is often effective to raise the finger that you're barring the B chord with to give it a suspended feel and create an A note in the bass This song is about 90% style. The chords alone don't cut it Oh well.....} B The .. You're .. I'm .. I ... E F# E F# Your .. {same as before} Another .. To .. You .. I .. Your ... {break A single notes: A G F# G A} Take .. Your .. What .. Has .. Your .. {end with Em and various harmonics} Welcome To The Occupation ========================= The intro goes like this: E--0-- X=Mute this string B--0-- G--0-- I don't know the name of this chord D--2-- but i'm sure it has one. anybody A--0-- E--X-- Anyways, the intro is this chord, then a Dsus2: E--0-- | B--3-- | G--2-- |-------------- D--0-- A--0-- Then the, verses go: Em G Em Dsus2 (either strum or pick the 1,2 amp; 3 Hang ..strings) Hang .. Listen .. Listen .. note- When going from the Em to the G and back again, walk the bass notes up (eg. A and back down too E--0--2--3-- Em G [the Man educated part is the 1st chord of the intro (maybe Am7) [again, followed by this chord, which may not be correct [and, again, I don't know what it's called: E--0-- It's sort of like the shape of an augmented B--3-- chord. G--4-- D--4-- A--5-- E--X-- Man educated primitive and wild Welcome to the occupation Em G Em Dsus2 Here .. All .. Held ... Listen .. (as above i.e. Man educated . . .) Offering .. Welcome .. Hang .. Hang .. Listen .. Listen .. Where .. Primitive .. Fire .. - at this point, there is an instrumental break where you play: F7M Em (x2) (I think) then, coming out of this and into the final verse, play (rather aggressively): G D (back to this again) Em G Em Dsus2 Sugar .. Copper .. An .. (same as before) Where .. Freedom .. Fire .. Em G Em Dsus2 Listen .. then the outro tagged on the end goes: Em Dsus2 Em (maybe Em7) Exhuming McCarthy ================= G# C# G# C# G# C# You're .. F# G# C# G# C# You're .. G# C# D# C# Loyal .. You can kind of fake the bass line here..... (A) --------0-2-0-4-4-4-2-0------- (E) -0-2-2------------------2-0---- repeat as necessary It's .. F# B F# B You're .. F# B C# B To .. G# C# G# C# G# C# F# Vested .. G# C# G# C# G# C# D# C# Look ... It's a .. Enemy .. Look .. {the break is: C / / / C / / / Eb / / /Eb / / / X 3 then walkdown F Eb C# B Let .. but ... At .. {The last verse is a little bit different, it goes: } F# B F# B You're .. F# B E To ..... F# B F# B You've .. F# B E I .. F# B F# B F# B E Exhuming .. {end on F#} Disturbance At The Heron House ============================== {The main riff goes something like this:} (B) --keep a finger on the 3rd fret (G) ---2-0-(0)-4-2-2-2-4---0--- (D) -0-0-0-(0)-0-0-0-0-0-2---0- (A) -every other time, play this string open... {I'm pretty sure that Peter is just picking a Dsus2 chord throughout the whole verse, but Mills is doing other stuff on the bass. I play the chords Dsus2 and Dsus2/C just to make it interesting. I probably should pull out McCabe's Guitar Shop and see what they did there, huh} D D/C D D/C They're .. D D/C D D/C At .. D D/C D The .. D D/C D D/C They're .. D D/C D D/C The .. D D/C D The .. {blah..blah..blah...} They're .. The .. To .. They've .. The .. G A The .. G A G A Meeting .. G A Try to .. {The break is: C F C F then on to opening riff...} Disturbance .. A .. To .. The .. Cogs .. A .. When .. They'll .. Try to .. Strange (Wire) ============== Intro : |G / // // C C| G C There's .. G C There's .. G C Michael's .. G C There's .. E A There's .. Keep .. There's .. There's .. There's .. Keep .. No .. There's .. Strange ======= {intro: G/ G/ G/ C x 4 } G C There's ... G C There's .. G C Michael's .. G C There's .. E Esus4 There's .. E Esus4 Keep .. E Esus4 There's .. E Esus4 There's .. There's .. Keep .. No .. There's .. It's The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine) ========================================================= Drum intro. G C That's .. G Birds .. C Lenny .. G Eye .. C World .. G Speed .. C The .. Bb Wire .. A In a .. G Lefty .. C With .. G Team .. C Look .. G Uh oh .. C But it'll .. G World .. C dummy .. Bb A You .. Chorus : G D Am It's .. It's ..C It's the .. Six .. Slash .. And .. Automotive .. Step .. Uh oh .. A .. Bb A Offer ... Chorus Bridge | G | C | G | C | G | F | Chorus The .. Mountains .. Leonid .. Birthday .. You .. Chorus -- | G | Chorus ('acapella') end this chorus with a 'jangly C' Chorus to fade It's The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine) ========================================================= G C That's .. G Birds .. C Lenny .. G Eye .. C World .. G Speed .. C The .. Bb Wire .. A In a .. {same as before} Lefty .. With the .. Team by .. Look .. Uh .. But .. World .. Tell .. You .. G D Am It's .. G D Am It's .. G D Am C C/B It's .. Six .. Slice .. And .. Automotive .. Step ... Uh .. A .. Offer .. It's .. (It's .. It's .. (It's .. It's .. G C G C G F I feel.. The .. Mount .. Leonid .. Birthday .. You .. The One I Love ============== Riff: E: --------------0-0-0-0-0------------- B: ---------3-s--5-3-5-5-3------------- G: ---------2-------------------------- D: ---------0-------------------------- A: ----------------------------------- E: -0-0-3-5---------------------0-0-3-5- Em D Em7 This .. Em D Em7 This .. G / Gsus4 D C A .. Em D Em7 This ... {riff} Fire This one .. This .. Another .. This .. E: --0-3-5- D chord D# chord Em chord King Of Birds ============= Intro : D D A .. A mean .. Old .. There's .. Point .. G Standing .. F#m A D A mean .. D Singer .. Standing .. G Standing .. F#m A B A .. E B E -- D away... awaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyieeeeeee (this part sung 'on top of' the 2nd line in the 2nd verse) There's .. Point .. D I am .. Old .. Old .. There's ... Point .. G Standing .. F#m A D A mean ..
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