Biography:
In the 60's, Colin Blunstone was the lead singer of the Zombies, a British band that developed a distinctive, jazzy sound, in which his soft, laid-back, almost hesitant voice was offset against the equally soft, but flexible and pointy instruments of organ, drum, and bass.
The Zombies disbanded. In the early 70's, Blunstone re-emerged as a solo act, and scored several major hits. The music featured rhythm guitar now and ranged from string arranged melodies, to rock, to American folk.
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- A Sign From Me To You
- Andorra
- Beginning
- Caroline Goodbye
- Dancing In The Starlight
- Exclusively For Me
- How Could We Dare To Be Wrong
- How Wrong Can One Man Be
- I Dont Believe In Miracles
- I Want Some More
- Its Not Easy
- Ive Always Had You
- Keep The Curtains Closed Today
- Miles Away
- Misty Roses
- Shadow Of A Doubt
- She Loves The Way They Love Her
- Though You Are Far Away
- Times Running Out
- Wonderful
- World Of Glass
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Song: How wrong can one man be
Artist: Colin Blunstone
Album: Ennismore
Composer: Colin Blunstone
Tabbed by: DJ
16th Aug 2012
CAPO: 2nd fret (Sounds in the key of D)
Chord names and fret positions are relative to the capo:
C = x32010 F = 133211 G/E = xx2033
C/E = xx2010 F/C = x33211 G7sus4 = 330011
G = 320033 D7/F# = 200212 G7 = 320001
G/D = xx0033 G/B = x20033 C/G = 332010
D7/A = x00212
Played with a country feel, with alternating bass notes
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[Intro]
C
e|------0-------------|------0-------------| [x2]
B|------1-------------|------1-------------|
G|------0----------0--|------0----------0--|
D|------2---0--h2-----|------2---0--h2-----|
A|---3----------------|---3----------------|
E|--------------------|--------------------|
[Verse 1]
C C/E G G/D F F/C C C/E
Funny how the only song I could ever write for you,
C C/E F F/C G G/B G/E G/B
Was when you said you'd finally had e - nough,
C C/E G G/D F F/C C C/E
Never thought you'd ever say it, never thought you could,
F D7/F# G7sus4 G7
How wrong can one man ever be?
[Verse 2]
C C/E G G/D F F/C C C/E
Even when you came a - round, that last and final time,
C C/E F F/C G G/B G/E G/B
I thought that I could kiss a - way your words,
C C/E G G/D F F/C C C/E
But you dried your eyes, and shook your head, as I o-pened the door,
F D7/F# G7sus4 G7 C/G F
How wrong can one man ever be? How wrong can you be?
D7/A G F G C G7
How long does it take to see mis - takes... you have made?
[Verse 3]
C C/E G G/D F F/C C C/E
So... fare - well, good - bye now, you've... bro - ken a - way,
C C/E F F/C G G/B G/E G/B
Well, I feel we'll never, ever meet a - gain,
C C/E G G/D
And, if I made mis - takes, well,
C C/E G G/D
And, if I made mis - takes, well,
F F/C C C/E
I hope you ...under - stood at least some,
F D7/F# G7sus4 G7 C/G F
How wrong can one man ever be? How wrong can you be?
D7/A G F G C G7
How long does it take to see mis-takes... you have made?
[Verse 4]
C C/E G G/D F F/C C C/E
Funny how the only song I could ever write for you,
C C/E F F/C G G/B G/E G/B
Was when you said you'd finally had e - nough,
C C/E G G/D F F/C C C/E
Never thought you'd ever say it, never thought you could,
F D7/F# G7sus4 G7
How wrong can one man ever be?
Artist: Colin Blunstone
Album: Ennismore
Composer: Colin Blunstone
Tabbed by: DJ
16th Aug 2012
CAPO: 2nd fret (Sounds in the key of D)
Chord names and fret positions are relative to the capo:
C = x32010 F = 133211 G/E = xx2033
C/E = xx2010 F/C = x33211 G7sus4 = 330011
G = 320033 D7/F# = 200212 G7 = 320001
G/D = xx0033 G/B = x20033 C/G = 332010
D7/A = x00212
Played with a country feel, with alternating bass notes
************************************************************************
[Intro]
C
e|------0-------------|------0-------------| [x2]
B|------1-------------|------1-------------|
G|------0----------0--|------0----------0--|
D|------2---0--h2-----|------2---0--h2-----|
A|---3----------------|---3----------------|
E|--------------------|--------------------|
[Verse 1]
C C/E G G/D F F/C C C/E
Funny how the only song I could ever write for you,
C C/E F F/C G G/B G/E G/B
Was when you said you'd finally had e - nough,
C C/E G G/D F F/C C C/E
Never thought you'd ever say it, never thought you could,
F D7/F# G7sus4 G7
How wrong can one man ever be?
[Verse 2]
C C/E G G/D F F/C C C/E
Even when you came a - round, that last and final time,
C C/E F F/C G G/B G/E G/B
I thought that I could kiss a - way your words,
C C/E G G/D F F/C C C/E
But you dried your eyes, and shook your head, as I o-pened the door,
F D7/F# G7sus4 G7 C/G F
How wrong can one man ever be? How wrong can you be?
D7/A G F G C G7
How long does it take to see mis - takes... you have made?
[Verse 3]
C C/E G G/D F F/C C C/E
So... fare - well, good - bye now, you've... bro - ken a - way,
C C/E F F/C G G/B G/E G/B
Well, I feel we'll never, ever meet a - gain,
C C/E G G/D
And, if I made mis - takes, well,
C C/E G G/D
And, if I made mis - takes, well,
F F/C C C/E
I hope you ...under - stood at least some,
F D7/F# G7sus4 G7 C/G F
How wrong can one man ever be? How wrong can you be?
D7/A G F G C G7
How long does it take to see mis-takes... you have made?
[Verse 4]
C C/E G G/D F F/C C C/E
Funny how the only song I could ever write for you,
C C/E F F/C G G/B G/E G/B
Was when you said you'd finally had e - nough,
C C/E G G/D F F/C C C/E
Never thought you'd ever say it, never thought you could,
F D7/F# G7sus4 G7
How wrong can one man ever be?
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