Biography:
Neil Halstead (born 7 October 1970 in Luton, England) is a British guitarist and singer. He was a founding member of Slowdive. When Slowdive disbanded, Halstead, along with some other members of Slowdive (including longtime friend and musical collaborator Rachel Goswell), formed Mojave 3, a British country/folk band that features Halstead as the principal singer and songwriter.
In 2002, Halstead released his debut solo album, Sleeping on Roads. A second solo album, Oh! Mighty Engine was released on July 29, 2008.
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Other songs:
- Elevenses
- A Gentle Heart
- Bad Drugs And Minor Chords
- Dreamed I Saw Soldiers
- Hey Daydreamer
- Hi
- High Hopes
- Home For The Season
- Marthas Mantra
- No Mercy For The Muse
- Oh Mighty Engine
- Paint A Face
- Palindrome Hunches
- Phantasmagoria In Two
- Spin The Bottle
- The Finer Points Of Flying
- The Man In The Santa Suit
- Witless Or Wise
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Alright, these are the chords for Neil Halstead’s Palindrome Hunches (from the album Palindrome Hunches).
I pulled them from a video in which he plays chords on the guitar while someone else plays piano
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdC_pQbUqsQ). I have no idea what the piano is doing, as I am not a pianist.
However, these chords by themselves sound nice enough for a simple acoustic cover.
C/G: Fmaj7:
e|-0-| e|-0-|
B|-1-| B|-1-|
G|-0-| G|-2-|
D|-2-| D|-3-|
A|-3-| A|-3-|
E|-3-| E|-x-|
[Intro]
C/G Am (x4)
[Verse 1]
C/G Am Fmaj7
Think it's time to batten down the hatches
C/G Am Fmaj7
To hide the bows and bury all the hatchets
G Fmaj7
I never thought I could
G Fmaj7
But now I know I should, it's funny
[Instrumental]
C/G Am (x4)
[Chorus]
G Fmaj7 G Fmaj7
Kansas City girl in an empty Irish bar, I wonder
[Instrumental]
C/G Am (x4)
[Verse 2]
C/G Am Fmaj7
Writing down a palindrome for you
C/G Am Fmaj7
Do geese see god, I don't suppose they do
G Fmaj7
A Toyota is a Toyota
G Fmaj7
Ah satan sees Natasha, yes he does
[Instrumental]
C/G Am (x4)
[Verse 3]
C/G Am Fmaj7
I wonder if we ever really change
C/G Am Fmaj7
Forwards we go backwards just the same
G Fmaj7
Been born a hundred times before
G Fmaj7
Made the same mistakes before, I know
[Instrumental]
C/G Am (x4)
[Chorus]
G Fmaj7 G Fmaj7
Kansas City girl in your Kansas City world, I miss you
[Outro]
C
I pulled them from a video in which he plays chords on the guitar while someone else plays piano
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdC_pQbUqsQ). I have no idea what the piano is doing, as I am not a pianist.
However, these chords by themselves sound nice enough for a simple acoustic cover.
C/G: Fmaj7:
e|-0-| e|-0-|
B|-1-| B|-1-|
G|-0-| G|-2-|
D|-2-| D|-3-|
A|-3-| A|-3-|
E|-3-| E|-x-|
[Intro]
C/G Am (x4)
[Verse 1]
C/G Am Fmaj7
Think it's time to batten down the hatches
C/G Am Fmaj7
To hide the bows and bury all the hatchets
G Fmaj7
I never thought I could
G Fmaj7
But now I know I should, it's funny
[Instrumental]
C/G Am (x4)
[Chorus]
G Fmaj7 G Fmaj7
Kansas City girl in an empty Irish bar, I wonder
[Instrumental]
C/G Am (x4)
[Verse 2]
C/G Am Fmaj7
Writing down a palindrome for you
C/G Am Fmaj7
Do geese see god, I don't suppose they do
G Fmaj7
A Toyota is a Toyota
G Fmaj7
Ah satan sees Natasha, yes he does
[Instrumental]
C/G Am (x4)
[Verse 3]
C/G Am Fmaj7
I wonder if we ever really change
C/G Am Fmaj7
Forwards we go backwards just the same
G Fmaj7
Been born a hundred times before
G Fmaj7
Made the same mistakes before, I know
[Instrumental]
C/G Am (x4)
[Chorus]
G Fmaj7 G Fmaj7
Kansas City girl in your Kansas City world, I miss you
[Outro]
C
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