Biography:
Richard Walters (born 27 June 1982 in Oxford) is an English singer-and multi-instrumentalist.
Ex Theremin (Shifty disco Records) frontman, released his first solo Ep in May 2004 on Beard Museum Records. "Umbrella songs" produced by Andy Lovegrove which received lovely reviews the world over and caught the attention of Nic Harcourt, presenter of cult Los Angeles radio show 'Morning becomes eclectic' on KCRW. A new 5 track ep - 'Pilotlights' - will be released in Febuary 2007 on Big Scary Monsters Recordings
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The lyrics and the chords are taken from the SoulKitchenFR-Session from youtube and a
live performance I attended.
Originally he plays the Dsus chord but for me personally I prefer the Dsus4 as I can
strum more freely. To my untrained ear it sounds pretty much the same. As the graph below
shows, you may not play the E and A string when playing Dsus, whereas when playing
Dsus4, you simply mute the A string with your index finger(which you put on the E-string, 2nd
fret) and can play all strings basically.
All chords are played for 4 beats apart when marked by [chord1]->[chord2], this is the
case when Em7 is followed by Dsus, then you play Em7 for 3 beats and Dsus for 1 beat,
apart from the second last line of the verses, where it's 2 beats Em7 and 2 beats Dsus.
Also, in Bridge 1, when Dsus is followed by G, it's 3 beats Dsus and 1 beat G. Watch and more
importantly LISTEN to the video if you're not sure.
Em7 022033
Dsus xx0233
(Dsus4 2x0233)
Cadd9 032033
G 320033
D/G 300032
Intro
Em7->Dsus G Cadd9 Dsus | x2
Verse 1
Em7->Dsus G
Tie my hands behind my back
Cadd9 Dsus
I’ll close my eyes and think of England
Em7->Dsus
Bring the sack down
G
Pull the ropes round
C Em7->D
Push me into crates and boxes
C G
As you always do
Chorus 1
D/G Em7
If this ever goes the wrong way
Cadd9 G
Save me from the where are they now
D/G
If they ever figure out
Em7 Cadd9
Let chains be ashes
Em7 Dsus
Oh let chains be ashes
Instrumental
Em7->Dsus G Cadd9 Dsus | x2
Verse 2
Em7->Dsus G
Call the papers, radio stations
Cadd9
Flash ball blimey
Dsus
Make me famous
Em7->Dsus G
Build a temple of my body
Cadd9 Em7->Dsus
Burn my name in New York City
C G
As I need you to
Chorus 2
D/G Em7
If this ever goes the wrong way
Cadd9 G
Save me from the where are they now
D/G
If they ever figure out
Em7 Cadd9
Let chains be ashes
Em7 Dsus
Oh let chains be ashes
Em7 Cadd9
Let these chains be ashes
Em7 Cadd9
Oh let chains be ashes
Bridge 1
Cadd9 Dsus
I’m inside the blackest light
Cadd9 Dsus
The outside is mine tonight
Cadd9 Dsus
I’m inside the blackest light
Cadd9 Dsus->G
The outside is mine tonight
Chorus 3
D/G Em7
If this ever goes the wrong way
Cadd9 G
Save me from the where are they now
D/G
If they ever figure out
Em7 Cadd9
Let chains be ashes
Em7 Dsus
Oh let chains be ashes
Em7 Cadd9
Let these chains be ashes
Em7 Cadd9
Oh let chains be ashes
live performance I attended.
Originally he plays the Dsus chord but for me personally I prefer the Dsus4 as I can
strum more freely. To my untrained ear it sounds pretty much the same. As the graph below
shows, you may not play the E and A string when playing Dsus, whereas when playing
Dsus4, you simply mute the A string with your index finger(which you put on the E-string, 2nd
fret) and can play all strings basically.
All chords are played for 4 beats apart when marked by [chord1]->[chord2], this is the
case when Em7 is followed by Dsus, then you play Em7 for 3 beats and Dsus for 1 beat,
apart from the second last line of the verses, where it's 2 beats Em7 and 2 beats Dsus.
Also, in Bridge 1, when Dsus is followed by G, it's 3 beats Dsus and 1 beat G. Watch and more
importantly LISTEN to the video if you're not sure.
Em7 022033
Dsus xx0233
(Dsus4 2x0233)
Cadd9 032033
G 320033
D/G 300032
Intro
Em7->Dsus G Cadd9 Dsus | x2
Verse 1
Em7->Dsus G
Tie my hands behind my back
Cadd9 Dsus
I’ll close my eyes and think of England
Em7->Dsus
Bring the sack down
G
Pull the ropes round
C Em7->D
Push me into crates and boxes
C G
As you always do
Chorus 1
D/G Em7
If this ever goes the wrong way
Cadd9 G
Save me from the where are they now
D/G
If they ever figure out
Em7 Cadd9
Let chains be ashes
Em7 Dsus
Oh let chains be ashes
Instrumental
Em7->Dsus G Cadd9 Dsus | x2
Verse 2
Em7->Dsus G
Call the papers, radio stations
Cadd9
Flash ball blimey
Dsus
Make me famous
Em7->Dsus G
Build a temple of my body
Cadd9 Em7->Dsus
Burn my name in New York City
C G
As I need you to
Chorus 2
D/G Em7
If this ever goes the wrong way
Cadd9 G
Save me from the where are they now
D/G
If they ever figure out
Em7 Cadd9
Let chains be ashes
Em7 Dsus
Oh let chains be ashes
Em7 Cadd9
Let these chains be ashes
Em7 Cadd9
Oh let chains be ashes
Bridge 1
Cadd9 Dsus
I’m inside the blackest light
Cadd9 Dsus
The outside is mine tonight
Cadd9 Dsus
I’m inside the blackest light
Cadd9 Dsus->G
The outside is mine tonight
Chorus 3
D/G Em7
If this ever goes the wrong way
Cadd9 G
Save me from the where are they now
D/G
If they ever figure out
Em7 Cadd9
Let chains be ashes
Em7 Dsus
Oh let chains be ashes
Em7 Cadd9
Let these chains be ashes
Em7 Cadd9
Oh let chains be ashes
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