Biography:
Stephen Fretwell (born November 10, 1981) is an English singer-songwriter from Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire.
Stephen attended St. Augustine Webster Primary School in Scunthorpe and St. Bede's Catholic School in Ashby before furthering his study at John Leggott College - It was here that he started his first band 'Label'.
Fretwell is a keen fan of bands of the Brit-pop era, such as Oasis, Blur, The Bluetones, Radiohead, and Suede. During this period he formed a band; in order to demonstrate his talent to a wider audience.
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"Dead" by Stephen Fretwell
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Tabbed by: JohnJoe Walters
E-mail:[email protected]
Tuning:EADGBE
Chords:
133211 F
X02210 Am
XX0231 Dm
X13331 Bb
320001 G7
X32010 C
X32310 C7
Each verse (including instrumental start to verse 3) has same chords.
Verse 1: (Begins with a hammer-on from the open 6th string "e" note to the F chord)
F Am
Sun blushed roses are next to the bed
Dm Bb
I've drunk too much coffee, it's gone to my head
F Am
Walk me down the side streets and hold my hand
Dm Bb
It looks like I'm leading but we both know I can't
Bb C F Dm
For a week and a night I've been out of my mind
G7 C C7
But please don't get me wrong, oh
Verse 2: (As verse 1, but see last line)
Thirteen red roses that will soon be dead
Should I box them up for you darling, perhaps make a hat for your head
Walk me down Grand Street with a glass in your hand
Talking about behaviour well I don't understand
What you want from my hands anymore like before
G7 C C7 F
But please don't get me wrong, oh, whatever that means
Verse 3:
['Instrumental' for first two lines - chords as verse 1 for first two lines]
Bb C F Dm
And you won't ever see past yourself or past me
Bb C F Dm
And the lines each one's drawn thirty-four, fifty-one
G7 C C7 F
But please don't get me wrong, oh, whatever that means
Please enjoy!
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| / slide up
| slide down
| h hammer-on
| p pull-off
| ~ vibrato
| + harmonic
| x Mute note
| b Bend
| pb Pre-bend
| br Bend release
| pbr Pre-bend release
| brb Bend release bend
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"Dead" by Stephen Fretwell
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Tabbed by: JohnJoe Walters
E-mail:[email protected]
Tuning:EADGBE
Chords:
133211 F
X02210 Am
XX0231 Dm
X13331 Bb
320001 G7
X32010 C
X32310 C7
Each verse (including instrumental start to verse 3) has same chords.
Verse 1: (Begins with a hammer-on from the open 6th string "e" note to the F chord)
F Am
Sun blushed roses are next to the bed
Dm Bb
I've drunk too much coffee, it's gone to my head
F Am
Walk me down the side streets and hold my hand
Dm Bb
It looks like I'm leading but we both know I can't
Bb C F Dm
For a week and a night I've been out of my mind
G7 C C7
But please don't get me wrong, oh
Verse 2: (As verse 1, but see last line)
Thirteen red roses that will soon be dead
Should I box them up for you darling, perhaps make a hat for your head
Walk me down Grand Street with a glass in your hand
Talking about behaviour well I don't understand
What you want from my hands anymore like before
G7 C C7 F
But please don't get me wrong, oh, whatever that means
Verse 3:
['Instrumental' for first two lines - chords as verse 1 for first two lines]
Bb C F Dm
And you won't ever see past yourself or past me
Bb C F Dm
And the lines each one's drawn thirty-four, fifty-one
G7 C C7 F
But please don't get me wrong, oh, whatever that means
Please enjoy!
************************************
| / slide up
| slide down
| h hammer-on
| p pull-off
| ~ vibrato
| + harmonic
| x Mute note
| b Bend
| pb Pre-bend
| br Bend release
| pbr Pre-bend release
| brb Bend release bend
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