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From: Stephen Denommee <stepdeno@village.ca> Subject: Hello City - Barenaked Ladies Date: Wed, 23 Aug 95 0:04:38 EDT Hello City by the Barenaked Ladies >From the album: Gordon (1992 Sire/Warner Bros.) 1st song on the album but not a lot of American airplay (if any) Jazzy kind of tune. I had, and am still having troubles figuring out the chords for the part beginning "Maybe I caught you at a bad time . . ." I think you could flip back and forth between D and A and the final chord ("on Barrington Street") would be a G. Open to suggestions. stepdeno@village.ca HELLO CITY - Barenaked Ladies
C7Hello city . . . GAnotheDr night at the Palace, C'causC7e therGe is Dnothing elsCe to Cadd9do. (Whoa, whoa) GThe same pDeople, the same drinks and theC same music, C7the same quicksand. GI think tDhis harbour tCown is waist deep and Cm7sinking fast.
CHORUS:
GHelDlo citCy, You've found an eneC7my in Gme. (Whoa, wDhoa, whoaC, whoaCadd9) GHelDlo citCy, (Hello city,)C7 hello city.
GSeconDd night at the Warehouse, Cand mC7y mockG turtlenDeck jusCt reekC7s. (Whoa, whoa) G>FroDm the liquor room to the changeroom Cto the C7doom aGnd gloom of the hotel room, I wish tDhis seaside beerhall would Csink into tCm7he bay.
CHORUS Maybe I caught you at a bad time, maybe I should call you back next week, maybe half the fault was mine that the sun didn't shine on Barrington Street.
GIt's threeD o'clock Cin the morning, and C7I'm hunGgry Dso let's Ceat. (Cadd9Whoa, whoa) GClimb down Dthree flights to the streetlights Cand the bC7arfights, we'reG just taking in the sights. I hope tomoDrrow thCat I wake up iCm7n my own bed.
CHORUS
What a good place Gto be, don'tD believe them, 'CauCse they speak a different language andC7 it's neGver been happy for me. (It's happy hour again, whoDa, whoCa) Cadd9 GD G D C C7 It's Happy Hour again. (Whoa, whoa) GHelDlo city, C hello Cm7city. G