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Second to last track on Genesis's 1975 masterpiece (and disasterpiece) album "The Lamb Down on Broadway". These are the chords. This may not be 100% accurate, but you can play whole song and sing the original melody easily this way. | B E B A | | B E B Abm | | F#sus2 | DMaj7 | | Asus2 | Abm | F#sus2 | DMaj7 | The pattern is simple
Asus2Moving down the water AbmJohn is drifting out of sight F#sus2It's only at the turning point DMaj7That you find out how you fight
Asus2In the cold, feel the cold AbmAll around... F#sus2And the rush of crashing water DMaj7Surrounds me with its sound
It's the same chord progression through the whole short song. The vocals and the band in intensity as the track goes on, but the chords remain the same. Here are the chords tabbed out. Keep in mind, I fingerpick EVERYTHING I play, so my chords are the simplest ones and may be different from the ones most flat pickers use. If you flat pick, mute the x'd on each chord while strumming or play your barre chords.
e---Bx----E4----A0--Asus2--0---Abm-4--F#sus2--2----DMaj72----| b---4----5----2----0----4----2----2----| G---4----4----2----2----4----1----2----| D---4----x----2----2----x----x----0----| A---x----x----0----0----x----x----x----| E---x----x----x----x----4----2----x----|
One of the best tracks on the album in my opinion. I play a version of it regularly straight into "it.", a song which I will be posting the chords for soon. Let the record show that as of this date (Oct. 17, 2010), I have NEVER found a tab/chord this song online or in print in my years of searching! Now one is available for to learn and share.