Date: Wed, 27 Nov 1996 22:13:28 +0000
From: [email protected]
The World’s End (Boo Hewerdine)
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This is on Boo Hewerdine’s third album, Baptist Hospital. It’s in E (no
capo).
[Intro] :
e —4-p0—2——0————————————-|
B —————2—-4p0—-0——(0)——-0—0—0—|
G ———————————-1-/—2————|
e —4-p0—2——0———————————-0—|
B —————2—-4p0—-0——(0)——-0—0——|
G ———————————-1-/—2————|
E
Do you ever get the feeling that you’re living someone else’s life?
B
and all the time you thought that you were happy and didn’t think twice
E
The winter that we spent together got so cold I thought we’d die
B A
and the dress you wore at Easter that made me cry
[Chorus]:
e -0———————-
G#m A E B —-4—2—0———0—
I’ll meet you at the world’s end, G —————1/2——
G#m A E
two saints walking arm in arm
G#m A E B A
I’ll meet you at the world’s end, two saints walking arm in arm
E
young again
E
The smoke from burning bridges has been stinging in our eyes for years
B
so we never learn to see the good that stares us in the face
E
with the sound of false alarm bells still ringing in our ears
B A
so all the time we never knew, there is no better place
[Chorus]
[Bridge] :
G E
So we share a secret place
G E
I never knew it meant that much to you
G^ E
A place where we begin and end
B B A
see, I never knew, I never knew
[Chorus]
[kindof bridging bit] :
e ————-0——————————————
B —————————————0h2p0————-
G ———————————————————
D —2—/76————2-/7—-62————2-h-4-p-2—
A ———————————————————
E ———————————————————
E
Do you ever get the feeling that you’re living someone else’s life?
[outro] — (suggested) :
e ———————————————
B ———————————————
G —1—1—1—1/21————————-
D ———————-2—-2—————-
A ———————————————
E ———————————————
EADGBe
022100 — E
799877 — B
X24442 — B(II)
466444 — G#m
577455 — A
320003 — G (G^ is same fingering, heavy on the top 4 strings)
h is a hammer on
p is a pull off
/ is a slide up
is a slide down
Arrangement/strumming:
Live (with a solo guitar arrangement), Boo just plays these chords (with
a right-palm-muted strumming of the bass strings).
All comments, improvements etc. welcome.
Nic
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