Biography:
Teitur Lassen, from Hoyvík, Faroe Islands, first came to the attention of the world with the release of his 2003 debut album Poetry & Aeroplanes, which won him rave reviews.
He concentrates on creating inspiring melodies and gentle but finely observed, often wry and quirkily observant lyrics. Since the release of his debut album, he has toured non-stop.
In 2006, in between performing at many major European festivals, Teitur started to record his second album.
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I was disappointed to find that this song was not tabbed here, and I really wanted 2
it. So here is my contribution to the tabbing community.
Capo @ 1, or tune up half step. Numbers are not relative to capo but assuming that it
on. So put a capo on the 1st fret and literally put your finger on the 4th fret of the
If tuning up, than reduce all of the numbers by 1.
E|-X---X----X---X--------------X---X---X---X-------------------------|
B|-4---4----4---4--------------4---4---4---4-------------------------|
G|-0---0----0---0--------------0---3---0---0-------------------------|
D|-0---0----0---6--------------0---0---3---3-------------------------|
A|-6---6----6---4--------------3---0---3---4-------------------------|
E|-4---3----0---X--------------4---3---0---X-------------------------|
The basic chord progression is this or very close 2 it:
Ab Eb/G Fm Db
The first section of chords are what he picks through in the verses. The picking
is easy to catch. Stutter the first chord for the intro. For the choruses, the basic chord
is the same and I haven't figured out exactly how he plays the chords in the chorus, but
chords I listed work pretty well.
Note: keeping your finger down on the B string - fourth fret for the last 2 chords
makes them a Fm7 and Db+2. But it sounds nice to me.
Didn't figure out the bridge, if I do I'l post it.
Enjoy, this is my fav song on the album.
Matt Sisco
it. So here is my contribution to the tabbing community.
Capo @ 1, or tune up half step. Numbers are not relative to capo but assuming that it
on. So put a capo on the 1st fret and literally put your finger on the 4th fret of the
If tuning up, than reduce all of the numbers by 1.
E|-X---X----X---X--------------X---X---X---X-------------------------|
B|-4---4----4---4--------------4---4---4---4-------------------------|
G|-0---0----0---0--------------0---3---0---0-------------------------|
D|-0---0----0---6--------------0---0---3---3-------------------------|
A|-6---6----6---4--------------3---0---3---4-------------------------|
E|-4---3----0---X--------------4---3---0---X-------------------------|
The basic chord progression is this or very close 2 it:
Ab Eb/G Fm Db
The first section of chords are what he picks through in the verses. The picking
is easy to catch. Stutter the first chord for the intro. For the choruses, the basic chord
is the same and I haven't figured out exactly how he plays the chords in the chorus, but
chords I listed work pretty well.
Note: keeping your finger down on the B string - fourth fret for the last 2 chords
makes them a Fm7 and Db+2. But it sounds nice to me.
Didn't figure out the bridge, if I do I'l post it.
Enjoy, this is my fav song on the album.
Matt Sisco
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