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This is from Belle and Sebastian's 'This Is Just a Modern Rock Song' EP. Having a very limited vocal range means I usually start getting complaints from the neighbours about the 3rd or 4th lines... Anyway, to make it easier you can play this with the capo on the first fret- just play all the # chords as normal ones (C instead of C#, Am istead of A#m, etc), and play the B as A#. It means you have to do less bar chords, which if you're a beginner (or just a bad guitar player like me) you may find helpful- it's probably not the way B&S play it though...
There's a C#portrait In a G#back room Which I'll F#keep for days upon Which I reC#lent And gaze for hBours on The A#mmuscle, skin and boneF# Of some iG#maginary friend
F# G# F#
So how aC#bout it Show me G#please How I will F#look in twenty years And let me C#please Interpret Bhistory In everA#my line and F#scar That's painted G#there in front of me
F# G# F# G# F# G#
It doesn't C#matter What I'm G#thinking What I F#tell myself to do I end up C#calling F#
I stay C#in to Defrost the fridge G# Now the F#kid has gone to bed A feeling of C#dread At least when Bshe's around The A#mtrouble's there It's F#worse to wake up with her G#falling 'round the room
F# G# F# G# F# G#
Listen C#Johnny You're like a F#mother To the C#girl you've fallen for F# And you're still C#falling
Listen C#Johnny You're like a G#mother To the F#girl you've fallen for And you're still C#falling
And if they Bcome tonight You'll A#mroll up tight And tF#ake whatever's G#coming to you next (oh, oh oh oh)
F# G# to end.