Biography:
The Fratellis is an alternative rock band from Glasgow, Scotland who took their name from the villains in the film "The Goonies" (although, by coincidence, Barry's mother's maiden name is in fact Fratelli). The band consisted of lead vocalist and guitarist Jon Fratelli (real name John Lawler), bass guitarist Barry Fratelli (real name Barry Wallace), and drummer, backing vocalist, occasional guitarist and banjo player Mince Fratelli (real name Gordon McRory).
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Slow
(Electric Version) from "Eyes Wide, Tongue Tied"
The Fratellis
Capo: 2
| G | G | C | C | G | G | C | C |
|G |G |C |C |
If I had an audience . . . . I'd cover my face . . . .
|D |Em Em/D C |C
Lock away myself in a lonesome place . . .
|G |G |C |C |
If I'd had a premonition . . . . of how this would be . . . .
|D |Em Em/D C |
I would still have begged and took you home with me .
|D |Em Em/D C
Still have done it all, done it hope-less-ly
|G |D
And bury myself when all I could see .
|G |C
Well, I lost my heart when my back was turned
|G |C
If you see it could you let me know? . . .
|G |D |Em |C |
If you've got to leave me, baby, won't you do it slow? . . . .
|G |G |C |C |
If I had a crystal ball . . . . I still wouldn't see it all . . . .
|D |Em Em/D C |C
I swear I didn't do it just to make you crawl . . . .
|G |G |C |C |
And if I had a audience . . . . I'd ask them to leave . . . .
|D |Em Em/D C |
How can I give them what I can't re———ceive?
|D |Em Em/D C |
How can I pray when I just don't be———lieve?
|G |D
And sometimes it takes all your heart just to breathe
|G |C
Well, I lost my heart when my back was turned
|G |C
If you see it could you let me know? . . .
|G |D |Em |C |
And if you've got to leave me, baby, won't you do it slow? . . . .
|G |C
Well, there's nothin' that I wouldn't give in this whole world,
|G |C
To be the man you met long ago . . .
|G |D |Em |C |
And if you've got to leave me, baby, won't you do it slow? . . . .
|G |D |Em |C |
If you've got to leave me, baby, won't you do it slow? . . . .
| G | G | C | C | G | G | C | C |
|D |Em Em/D C |
Don't let me see, don't linger at my door,
|D |Em Em/D C |
Tell me again was it to you I swore that
|G |D
No one would play with your heart anymore?
|G |C
Well, I lost my heart when my back was turned
|G |C
If you see it could you let me know? . . .
|G |D |Em |C |
And if you've got to leave me, baby, won't you do it slow? . . . .
|G |D |Em |C |
If you've got to leave me, baby, won't you do it slow? . . . .
|G |D |Em |C |
If you've got to leave me, baby, won't you do it slow? . . . .
|G |D |Em |C |
If you've got to leave me, baby, won't you do it slow? . . . .
| G | G | C | C | G | G | C | C | G <> |
Charted by Dexex
I write chord charts to show how, as a rhythm guitarist,
I play songs. I don't claim they are the "right" way. They're not
tabs — not intended to notate exactly how a song was played
on a recording.
(Electric Version) from "Eyes Wide, Tongue Tied"
The Fratellis
Capo: 2
| G | G | C | C | G | G | C | C |
|G |G |C |C |
If I had an audience . . . . I'd cover my face . . . .
|D |Em Em/D C |C
Lock away myself in a lonesome place . . .
|G |G |C |C |
If I'd had a premonition . . . . of how this would be . . . .
|D |Em Em/D C |
I would still have begged and took you home with me .
|D |Em Em/D C
Still have done it all, done it hope-less-ly
|G |D
And bury myself when all I could see .
|G |C
Well, I lost my heart when my back was turned
|G |C
If you see it could you let me know? . . .
|G |D |Em |C |
If you've got to leave me, baby, won't you do it slow? . . . .
|G |G |C |C |
If I had a crystal ball . . . . I still wouldn't see it all . . . .
|D |Em Em/D C |C
I swear I didn't do it just to make you crawl . . . .
|G |G |C |C |
And if I had a audience . . . . I'd ask them to leave . . . .
|D |Em Em/D C |
How can I give them what I can't re———ceive?
|D |Em Em/D C |
How can I pray when I just don't be———lieve?
|G |D
And sometimes it takes all your heart just to breathe
|G |C
Well, I lost my heart when my back was turned
|G |C
If you see it could you let me know? . . .
|G |D |Em |C |
And if you've got to leave me, baby, won't you do it slow? . . . .
|G |C
Well, there's nothin' that I wouldn't give in this whole world,
|G |C
To be the man you met long ago . . .
|G |D |Em |C |
And if you've got to leave me, baby, won't you do it slow? . . . .
|G |D |Em |C |
If you've got to leave me, baby, won't you do it slow? . . . .
| G | G | C | C | G | G | C | C |
|D |Em Em/D C |
Don't let me see, don't linger at my door,
|D |Em Em/D C |
Tell me again was it to you I swore that
|G |D
No one would play with your heart anymore?
|G |C
Well, I lost my heart when my back was turned
|G |C
If you see it could you let me know? . . .
|G |D |Em |C |
And if you've got to leave me, baby, won't you do it slow? . . . .
|G |D |Em |C |
If you've got to leave me, baby, won't you do it slow? . . . .
|G |D |Em |C |
If you've got to leave me, baby, won't you do it slow? . . . .
|G |D |Em |C |
If you've got to leave me, baby, won't you do it slow? . . . .
| G | G | C | C | G | G | C | C | G <> |
Charted by Dexex
I write chord charts to show how, as a rhythm guitarist,
I play songs. I don't claim they are the "right" way. They're not
tabs — not intended to notate exactly how a song was played
on a recording.
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