Biography:
Chris Helme, who first rose to prominence as the front man of John Squire’s post-Stone Roses band ‘The Seahorses’ released his brand new solo album on the 27th of August 2012. Still rightfully remembered for the anthemic Britpop classics Love Is The Law and Blinded By The Sun - songs that evoked everything the 90’s stood for, the excitement, the culture and the bands that provided a voice in a period of political and social imbalance. Present day societal context may well in fact mirror those times but the man himself
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This is a version taken from 'Live at the Barras' (https://youtu.be/rM34xhIrX34)
It differs from the Seahorses version released in 1997; much slower and more soulful
[Verse]
B Eb Abm
Don't you think that maybe I should slow down?
Db
I've got so many things to say I have to write them down
Bbm Ebm B Dbm B
I was feeling alone, so I'm on the phone to you
[BRIDGE]
E B Db Abm
Now that you're here, I hope that you're hearing all the words I say to you
Dbm F# Bbm F# B F#
I talked myself 'round, but won't you talk to me too?
[CHORUS]
B
You can talk to me
E
Anytime that you feel the pain
Em
I will take the strain
B
You can talk to me
E
Anytime I can help you out
Em
Give me a shout
B F# Ab Ebm F# E F#
You can talk to me, oh yeah
[VERSE]
B Eb
Don't you think that maybe I should calm down
Ebm Abm Db
Sick of staring at these walls I'm gonna kick 'em down
F# Db F#
I was feeling alone, getting cold
[BRIDGE]
B F# Abm
And I feel like a natural born killer
B F# B Abm
Boring holes and cheap polyfiller
B F# B Abm
I borrowed fifety dollars to ring ya.
Dbm Db F# B F#
To tell you.....(oooh)..... everything is alright.
[CHORUS]
B
You can talk to me
E
Anytime that you feel the pain
Bm Em
I will take the strain
B
You can talk to me
E
Anytime I can help you out
B G B
Give me a shou-ou-ou-out
Eb F# Bm E B A Eb Abm F#
You can talk to meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
B F# B E B F# B
You can talk...........to me
It differs from the Seahorses version released in 1997; much slower and more soulful
[Verse]
B Eb Abm
Don't you think that maybe I should slow down?
Db
I've got so many things to say I have to write them down
Bbm Ebm B Dbm B
I was feeling alone, so I'm on the phone to you
[BRIDGE]
E B Db Abm
Now that you're here, I hope that you're hearing all the words I say to you
Dbm F# Bbm F# B F#
I talked myself 'round, but won't you talk to me too?
[CHORUS]
B
You can talk to me
E
Anytime that you feel the pain
Em
I will take the strain
B
You can talk to me
E
Anytime I can help you out
Em
Give me a shout
B F# Ab Ebm F# E F#
You can talk to me, oh yeah
[VERSE]
B Eb
Don't you think that maybe I should calm down
Ebm Abm Db
Sick of staring at these walls I'm gonna kick 'em down
F# Db F#
I was feeling alone, getting cold
[BRIDGE]
B F# Abm
And I feel like a natural born killer
B F# B Abm
Boring holes and cheap polyfiller
B F# B Abm
I borrowed fifety dollars to ring ya.
Dbm Db F# B F#
To tell you.....(oooh)..... everything is alright.
[CHORUS]
B
You can talk to me
E
Anytime that you feel the pain
Bm Em
I will take the strain
B
You can talk to me
E
Anytime I can help you out
B G B
Give me a shou-ou-ou-out
Eb F# Bm E B A Eb Abm F#
You can talk to meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
B F# B E B F# B
You can talk...........to me
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