Biography:
Supergrass are an alternative rock band which formed in Oxford, England in 1994. The band consists of brothers Gaz (guitar and lead vocals) and Rob Coombes (keyboards), Mick Quinn (bass and backing vocals) and Danny Goffey (drums and backing vocals).
In summer 1994 they released their first single Caught By The Fuzz which had Strange Ones on the B side, on a small local record label called Backbeat, run by Makating bass guitarist Dave Norland from his bedroom in a house in the Cowley Road area of Oxford.
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Other songs:
- Alright
- Born Again
- Caught By The Fuzz
- Cheapskate
- Eon
- Faraway
- Fin
- G
- Ghost Of A Friend
- Going Out
- Grace
- Hollow Little Reign
- In It For The Money
- Its Not Me
- Jesus Came From Outta Space
- Kick In The Teeth
- Late In The Day
- Low C
- Mama And Papa
- Mary
- Moving
- Prophet 15 Acoustic
- Pumping On Your Stereo
- Rush Hour Soul
- Seen The Light
- Sofa
- St Petersburg
- Sun Hits The Sky
- Time To Go
- Tonight
- Were Not Supposed To
- What Went Wrong In Your Head
- When I Needed You
- You Can See Me
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**THIS IS THE BETTER VERSION OF THE TWO I SUBMITTED**
Subject: Chords: "It's Not Me" by Supergrass
From the Album In it for the Money
I've always loved this chord-rich song, and def compliments to the tab done by Frederic Maquet
way back when (especially the schwowom;), but when I heard the third chord in particular, I
felt there was a straight up 7th missing in there instead of the Dmaj7. I'm figuring this out
on a piano, so I'm also adding some bass notes to some chords to root them more in the very
expressive original version. So this is a variation on Maquet's guitar tab figured out on a
piano in case anyone wants to add the keyboard dimension that the song originally had.
Intro: (play slowly)
------
F#m7 F#m6/B D7/A F#7sus4/G#
(the bass note starts on F#, then as it goes to F#m6/B it first hits A then B, then drops to A
during the D7 chord, then drops another half note to ground the F#7sus4,
on the second pass, the D7 is grounded in a higher D bass and drops a half
note to C#)
Verse 1:
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F#m7 F#m6/B D7/A F#7sus4/G#
Over their heads, I find a place to crawl away.
F#m7 F#m6/B D7/D F#7sus4/C#
So many times, I hear the things they use to say.
G# C#11/C# (with added "schwowwom" effect- thnx Frederic Maquet)
Verse 2: (same chords as verse 1)
--------
Into the night, the conversation fades away.
Losing the drift, of all the things I have to say.
G# C#11/C#
(I play the C#11 chord with these notes: B C# D# F# G# rooted over a C#)
Chorus:
-------
F#2 A6
It's not me, no, no, not me.
F#2 Asus2/D
But I don't know what is.
F#2 A6
I try and find my piece of mind.
F#2 Asus2/D
But I know what I'll miss.
(F#2 just add a G# to the major chord, Asus2 can be played as DEAB/D)
Bridge:
-------
G# C#11/C#
Now it's gone. Now it's gone. Now it's gone.
F#2 A6 G# C#11/C#
As everyone listens, my head turns away.
F#2 A6 G# C#11/C#
I know what I'm missing. But nothing is saaaaid
Chorus (x2)
-----------
F#2 F#7sus4
But I know what I'll miss
Quick succession:
/ / / / / / / / / /(hold)
B B F# B B F# B F# F#....
Subject: Chords: "It's Not Me" by Supergrass
From the Album In it for the Money
I've always loved this chord-rich song, and def compliments to the tab done by Frederic Maquet
way back when (especially the schwowom;), but when I heard the third chord in particular, I
felt there was a straight up 7th missing in there instead of the Dmaj7. I'm figuring this out
on a piano, so I'm also adding some bass notes to some chords to root them more in the very
expressive original version. So this is a variation on Maquet's guitar tab figured out on a
piano in case anyone wants to add the keyboard dimension that the song originally had.
Intro: (play slowly)
------
F#m7 F#m6/B D7/A F#7sus4/G#
(the bass note starts on F#, then as it goes to F#m6/B it first hits A then B, then drops to A
during the D7 chord, then drops another half note to ground the F#7sus4,
on the second pass, the D7 is grounded in a higher D bass and drops a half
note to C#)
Verse 1:
-------
F#m7 F#m6/B D7/A F#7sus4/G#
Over their heads, I find a place to crawl away.
F#m7 F#m6/B D7/D F#7sus4/C#
So many times, I hear the things they use to say.
G# C#11/C# (with added "schwowwom" effect- thnx Frederic Maquet)
Verse 2: (same chords as verse 1)
--------
Into the night, the conversation fades away.
Losing the drift, of all the things I have to say.
G# C#11/C#
(I play the C#11 chord with these notes: B C# D# F# G# rooted over a C#)
Chorus:
-------
F#2 A6
It's not me, no, no, not me.
F#2 Asus2/D
But I don't know what is.
F#2 A6
I try and find my piece of mind.
F#2 Asus2/D
But I know what I'll miss.
(F#2 just add a G# to the major chord, Asus2 can be played as DEAB/D)
Bridge:
-------
G# C#11/C#
Now it's gone. Now it's gone. Now it's gone.
F#2 A6 G# C#11/C#
As everyone listens, my head turns away.
F#2 A6 G# C#11/C#
I know what I'm missing. But nothing is saaaaid
Chorus (x2)
-----------
F#2 F#7sus4
But I know what I'll miss
Quick succession:
/ / / / / / / / / /(hold)
B B F# B B F# B F# F#....
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