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Date: Fri, 7 Jul 95 17:28:43 EDT From: Winston Campbell <jieuryli@eden.rutgers.edu> Subject: SPRING HEELED JIM by Morrissey Spring Heeled Jim (Morrissey/Whyte) This is the second song off of -Vauxhall & I- and a pretty good one in my opinion. I play this song with a capo on the fourth fret. The intro and interlusions (if there is such a word) are this RIFF: F Am G#-------------1-----------|-------------0-----------| D#-------1--------1--------|-------1--------1--------| B---2------2-------2----2-|---2------2-------2----2-| F#-3---3---------------3---|-----2---------------2---| C#-------------------------|-0-----------------------| G#-------------------------|-------------------------|
ESpring-Heeled Jim winks an Ameye He~ll Cdo, he~ll never be Ddone toDsus4 He takes Eon whoever flew Amthrough Well it~s the Cnormal thing to Ddo
(ahhh) RIFF
ESpring-Heeled Jim lives to Amlove Now Ckissing with his Dmouth fulDsus4l And his Eeyes on some other Amfool So many Cwomen, his head should be Dspinning
(oh but no) RIFF
ESpring-Heeled Jim slurs the Amwords There is Cno need to be so DknowinDsus4g Take life at Efive times your average Amspeed Like I Cdo D Dsus4 EUntil Jim feels the Amchill Oh Cwhere did all the Dtime goDsus4 EOnce always in for the Amkill Now it~s too Ccold And he Dfeels too old
RIFF (ending instrumental played with verse chords) you may notice my deliberate use of Dsus4 chords and i justify that by telling you that if you listen to the album closely, it has such a feel for A Dsus4 chord. for poor people who cannot afford capoes, i can sympathize, so i will decode each chord into their correct names and their correct fingering, but having a capo makes it so much easier. (the cheapest capo costs only two dollars or maybe less). anyway: E A D G B E ----------- Capoed F = A 5 7 7 6 5 5 Capoed Am=C#m x 4 6 6 5 4 Capoed E = G# 4 6 6 5 4 4 Capoed C = E x 7 9 9 9 x Capoed D = F# x x 4 6 7 6 Capoed Dsus4=F#sus4 x x 4 6 7 7 (questions, comments, phillipics, email me) bye-bye