Biography:
Patrick Sky was one of the most enigmatic performers of 1960s folk music. A descendant of the Creek Indian tribe, Sky first attracted attention singing the traditional folk songs that he learned from a grandmother as a child. Sky was equally influenced by the satirical writing of Will Rogers and the topical songs of Woody Guthrie. Beginning with his recordings of the late-1960s, Sky's songs became increasingly political and outspoken. Sky's most confrontational album
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Patrick Sky - Separation blues (guitar chords)
Stick a capo on the second fret
Just tried to figure out the tabs by watching a youtube video of Patrick Sky
playing it : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tuMAA-Rmvc&feature=related
Some parts might not be as complex as Patrick Sky plays it but this sounds pretty ok as well
Sorry I don’t know the exact symbol of some weird chords so here they are :
G = 320033
G* = 320030
G7 = 320001
D = xx0232
Db = xxx121
D** = xx0235
E = 022100
C = 032010
A = 002220
There’s a very quick riff at some point :
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There’s a lot of picking the high strings throughout the whole song (especially
the * chords), some strumming at other moments, just listen to the song and you’ll figure it out.
Wonderful tune, hope you’ll enjoy it.
Intro : C7 C#7 G G* D** D G D
G G* G D Db D Db D
I'm in the kitchen, my baby's in the hall
D D* D G Riff
I'm in the kitchen, my baby's in the hall
G G7
I'm in the kitchen, baby's in the hall
C A
She won't speak to me at all
G E D** D G G* D
'Cause ya know we got, we got the separation blues.
G G* G D Db D Db D
See that fly - crawlin' up the wall
D D* D G Riff
See that fly - crawlin' up the wall
G G7
See that fly - crawlin' up the wall
C A
He won't speak to Miss Spider at all
G E D** D G G* D
'Cause ya know they got, they got the separation blues.
C
When you kick your baby out of bed
G G* G
Because she won't treat you nice
C
When you feel mistreated, well,
D Db D (quick slide)
Buddy take my advice.
G G* G D Db D Db D
Leave that woman and leave her quick
D D* D G Riff
Leave that woman and leave her quick
G G7
Leave that woman and leave her quick
C A
Or else she'll have you on a stick
G E D** D G G* D
It's better to leave and get some separation blues.
G G* G D Db D Db D
Adam ate the apple which Eve did thieve,
D D* D G Riff
Adam ate the apple which Eve did thieve,
G G7
Adam ate the apple which Eve did thieve,
C A
The Lord said, "Adam, you got to leave"
G E D** D G G* D
Well that thieve gave him, gave him the separation blues.
G G* G D Db D Db D
The last words that John the Baptist said,
D D* D G Riff
The last words that John the Baptist said,
G G7
The last words that John the Baptist said,
C A
Just before he lost his head,
G E D** D G G* D
"This gives me, gives me, gives the separation blues."
C
This goes to prove since time began
G G* G
What those women do to men;
C
It's better to buy than to be sold
D Db D (quick slide)
To the gutter for a bottle of gin
G G* G D Db D Db D
If she don't treat you like you think she should,
D D* D G Riff
If she don't treat you like you think she should,
G G7
If she don't treat you like you think she should,
C A
Your services ain't no longer no good
G E D** D
It's time you got a dose of separation
G E D** D G G* D
It’s time you got a dose of seperation blues.
Stick a capo on the second fret
Just tried to figure out the tabs by watching a youtube video of Patrick Sky
playing it : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tuMAA-Rmvc&feature=related
Some parts might not be as complex as Patrick Sky plays it but this sounds pretty ok as well
Sorry I don’t know the exact symbol of some weird chords so here they are :
G = 320033
G* = 320030
G7 = 320001
D = xx0232
Db = xxx121
D** = xx0235
E = 022100
C = 032010
A = 002220
There’s a very quick riff at some point :
---0---------------------------|
-------3-----------------------|
-----------3------0-----0------|
---------------3-----3-----0---|
-------------------------------|
-------------------------------|
There’s a lot of picking the high strings throughout the whole song (especially
the * chords), some strumming at other moments, just listen to the song and you’ll figure it out.
Wonderful tune, hope you’ll enjoy it.
Intro : C7 C#7 G G* D** D G D
G G* G D Db D Db D
I'm in the kitchen, my baby's in the hall
D D* D G Riff
I'm in the kitchen, my baby's in the hall
G G7
I'm in the kitchen, baby's in the hall
C A
She won't speak to me at all
G E D** D G G* D
'Cause ya know we got, we got the separation blues.
G G* G D Db D Db D
See that fly - crawlin' up the wall
D D* D G Riff
See that fly - crawlin' up the wall
G G7
See that fly - crawlin' up the wall
C A
He won't speak to Miss Spider at all
G E D** D G G* D
'Cause ya know they got, they got the separation blues.
C
When you kick your baby out of bed
G G* G
Because she won't treat you nice
C
When you feel mistreated, well,
D Db D (quick slide)
Buddy take my advice.
G G* G D Db D Db D
Leave that woman and leave her quick
D D* D G Riff
Leave that woman and leave her quick
G G7
Leave that woman and leave her quick
C A
Or else she'll have you on a stick
G E D** D G G* D
It's better to leave and get some separation blues.
G G* G D Db D Db D
Adam ate the apple which Eve did thieve,
D D* D G Riff
Adam ate the apple which Eve did thieve,
G G7
Adam ate the apple which Eve did thieve,
C A
The Lord said, "Adam, you got to leave"
G E D** D G G* D
Well that thieve gave him, gave him the separation blues.
G G* G D Db D Db D
The last words that John the Baptist said,
D D* D G Riff
The last words that John the Baptist said,
G G7
The last words that John the Baptist said,
C A
Just before he lost his head,
G E D** D G G* D
"This gives me, gives me, gives the separation blues."
C
This goes to prove since time began
G G* G
What those women do to men;
C
It's better to buy than to be sold
D Db D (quick slide)
To the gutter for a bottle of gin
G G* G D Db D Db D
If she don't treat you like you think she should,
D D* D G Riff
If she don't treat you like you think she should,
G G7
If she don't treat you like you think she should,
C A
Your services ain't no longer no good
G E D** D
It's time you got a dose of separation
G E D** D G G* D
It’s time you got a dose of seperation blues.
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