(unfinished - I forgot the chorus!)
| Does the world seem good to you? Does the music get to you? Does the wisdom of your heart show you how to play your part? All my blonde and twilight dreams, All those strangled future schemes, All those glasses drained of wine, All this crazy gift of time. You, dear sister, kiss of mine can you cope with all this time? With your mystic all awry. Feeling small be- -neath the sky. All my blond, etc. Happy birthday to you all. I hope you really have a ball. And when you're walking up the road, I hope you final- -ly explode! Goodbye, everybody Now it's time to go. I hope I don't leave you feeling low, Oh no... Kevin Ayers |
Picked chord 022100 E 044300 F#11 021202 B7 022100 E 022100 E 044300 F#11 021202 B7 022100 E 022100 E 044300 F#11 021202 B7 022100 E 022100 E 044300 F#11 021202 B7 022100 E 022100 E 044300 F#11 021202 B7 022100 E 022100 E 044300 F#11 021202 B7 022100 E |
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.)