Biography:
The Adverts were an English punk rock band who formed in 1976 and broke up in 1979. They are mainly remembered for their singles "One Chord Wonders" and "Gary Gilmore's Eyes". "Gary Gilmore's Eyes" reached the UK top 20 in August 1977.
Their first gig was to support Generation X on January 15, 1977 at The Roxy in London; their last was at Slough College on October 27, 1979. When the Adverts finally split up, T.V. Smith continued with Tim Cross forming as TV Smith's Explorers
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The Adverts - i will walk you home
on Cast of Thousands
(1980)
tabbed by louisgingembre
*if it's not right fix it
intro riff
E-----------3--(0)-| ----> begins with this and it comes back few times
A-----2/3/2--------|
E---0--3---3--0--|
A--------2-------|
E------------------|
A---0--3---3--(0)--|
D--------2---------|
intro chords.
Em(7th) Am(5th)
then...
Em(7th)
I will walk you home
B(7th)
I'll make sure...
Am(5th)
...side, until we reach your
door....
E
C(8th)
Before you start wonder...
Bm(7th)
-..ing, what your heart really
Am(5th)
felt,
Am(5th) few times
Before you start thinking and...
B(7th)
Once more
....you can figure out the rest from here
on Cast of Thousands
(1980)
tabbed by louisgingembre
*if it's not right fix it
intro riff
E-----------3--(0)-| ----> begins with this and it comes back few times
A-----2/3/2--------|
E---0--3---3--0--|
A--------2-------|
E------------------|
A---0--3---3--(0)--|
D--------2---------|
intro chords.
Em(7th) Am(5th)
then...
Em(7th)
I will walk you home
B(7th)
I'll make sure...
Am(5th)
...side, until we reach your
door....
E
C(8th)
Before you start wonder...
Bm(7th)
-..ing, what your heart really
Am(5th)
felt,
Am(5th) few times
Before you start thinking and...
B(7th)
Once more
....you can figure out the rest from here
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