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Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
This is a simple acoustic arrangement for This Is The Kit's Bashed Out,
from the album of the same name.
I find this works best if playing alone with a simple picking pattern of bass note then treble,
but it's just a simple guide so if you find a nice way to pick it add a comment or something.
In case I've named the linking chords incorrectly, the link between the C and Em chords
involves moving the bass note in the C chord to B for one pick,
before the whole chord moves to Em:
B/C: x22010
The same applies when moving from G to Em, move the bass of the G to F# for one beat:
F#/G: 220003
Capo: 7th fret
[Intro]
C
[Verse 1]
B/C Em
And so the outside, it bashes us in
C B/C Em
Bashes us about a bit
C B/C Em
Feel it tugging you, ploughing you flat
C B/C
Then feel it filling your sails
Em
And warm on your back
[Chorus 1]
Am Em
Oooh ooooh ooh
C B/C Em
Oooh ooooh oooh
Am Em
And blessed are those who see and are silent
Am Em
Blessed are those who see and are silent
F Em
And blessed are those who see and are silent
G F#/G Em
Blessed are those who see
[Verse 2]
C B/C Em
So won’t you hoist up the bucket now, Charlie?
C B/C Em
Hoosh it all over the deck
C B/C Em
Cause we’ve been getting most mightily filthy
C B/C Em
Mud marks up to our necks
[Chorus 2]
Am Em
Oooh ooooh ooh
C B/C Em
Oooh ooooh oooh
Am Em
And they did unfold and the wind it did fill them
Am Em
And they did unfold and the wind it did fill them
F Em
And they did unfold and the wind it did fill them
G F#/G Em
And they did unfold in the wind
[Verse 3]
C B/C Em
And so the outside, it bashes us in
C B/C Em
Bashes us about a bit
C B/C Em
Feel it tugging you, ploughing you flat
C B/C
Then feel it filling your sails
Em
And warm on your back
End on Em
from the album of the same name.
I find this works best if playing alone with a simple picking pattern of bass note then treble,
but it's just a simple guide so if you find a nice way to pick it add a comment or something.
In case I've named the linking chords incorrectly, the link between the C and Em chords
involves moving the bass note in the C chord to B for one pick,
before the whole chord moves to Em:
B/C: x22010
The same applies when moving from G to Em, move the bass of the G to F# for one beat:
F#/G: 220003
Capo: 7th fret
[Intro]
C
[Verse 1]
B/C Em
And so the outside, it bashes us in
C B/C Em
Bashes us about a bit
C B/C Em
Feel it tugging you, ploughing you flat
C B/C
Then feel it filling your sails
Em
And warm on your back
[Chorus 1]
Am Em
Oooh ooooh ooh
C B/C Em
Oooh ooooh oooh
Am Em
And blessed are those who see and are silent
Am Em
Blessed are those who see and are silent
F Em
And blessed are those who see and are silent
G F#/G Em
Blessed are those who see
[Verse 2]
C B/C Em
So won’t you hoist up the bucket now, Charlie?
C B/C Em
Hoosh it all over the deck
C B/C Em
Cause we’ve been getting most mightily filthy
C B/C Em
Mud marks up to our necks
[Chorus 2]
Am Em
Oooh ooooh ooh
C B/C Em
Oooh ooooh oooh
Am Em
And they did unfold and the wind it did fill them
Am Em
And they did unfold and the wind it did fill them
F Em
And they did unfold and the wind it did fill them
G F#/G Em
And they did unfold in the wind
[Verse 3]
C B/C Em
And so the outside, it bashes us in
C B/C Em
Bashes us about a bit
C B/C Em
Feel it tugging you, ploughing you flat
C B/C
Then feel it filling your sails
Em
And warm on your back
End on Em
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thlarau le biata (...)
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