Diminished But Not Finished


Hey babe, you're 
making my wheels start
turning. 
Loving but I'm still
lear-
ning 
to

Hey babe,
nothing to say but
words. And
I could just play with
words
all
day

Never knew how to
write a love song.
Always seemed to
get the
words wrong.
Always trying to
say what can't be
said


Hey babe, you're 
making my wheels start
turning. 
Loving but I'm still
lear-
ning 
to ...
love you

Kevin Ayers

Sweet Deceiver 1975

 Picked chord
022100 E
x3224x F7
022100 E
x3224x F7
022100 E
466444 G#m
X21202 B7

022100 E
x3224x F7
022100 E
x3224x F7
022100 E
466444 G#m
X21202 B

002220 A
004440 B7,11
022100 E
X00232 D
XX3121 C#
X00232 D
022100 E
002220 A
000212 Amaj7
000202 A7
022100 E
x3224x F7
022100 E
x3224x F7
022100 E
466444 G#m
X21202 B7
021100 Emaj7
022444 Emaj7

    Chords given in the form xxoo4o2 (Bm) represent the frets stopped on each of the six strings of the guitar, lowest pitch on the left, highest pitch on the right, with standard tuning EADGBE. A t means that the thumb is used to fret the low E string. An x means that this particular string is not played, or damped, and an o means that it is open (no fret is fingered for that string - or, if you like, the "zeroth" fret is stopped). A 4 (for example) means that a finger is placed on fingerboard behind (towards the tuning-peg end) the 4th fret. Or, if you like to think of it that way, in the 4th "space" between frets. (Most guitars have mother of pearl dots inlaid behind the 3rd, 5th 7th, 9th and 12th (octave) frets.)