Biography:
Bibio is Stephen James Wilkinson from Wolverhampton, England. Wilkinson studied 'Sonic Arts' between 1999 - 2002 at Middlesex University in North London, it was during this time in London he came up with the name Bibio. The name was taken from a small black and red fishing fly which was favoured by his father on their fishing trips to Wales during Stephen's childhood, the name therefore has nostalgic meaning which is often a theme in his music. His recording career as Bibio started with Mush records in 2004.
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Bibio - À tout à l'heure
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Tabbed by: Eric Lambrecht, 2014
Tuning: Capo on 3rd fret.
If you're here for the main riff, i tabbed it, too.
See here: http://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/b/bibio/a_tout_a_lheure_intro_tab
D Cadd9 Em7 Bm F#m D C6
e:--------------------------------2------| These are not all the actual chord names,
b:---3----3----3----3----3----3---3---3--| this would take up too much space and create a unreadable mess!!
G:---0----0----0----0----0----0---2---2--|
D:---4----5-or-0----2----4----4---0---2--| Be sure to use these chords, though,
A:---5----3----3----2----2----0-------3--| don't play the chords UG's tooltips suggest. ;)
E:------------------0---------2----------|
CAPO 3rd FRET.
(while playing Cadd9 you could also hammer on the -2- (second fret) on the A-string. Just experiment!)
D4 Cadd9
Count in twos, count in fours, when you're feeling soft, treading ever so kindly
D4 Cadd9
Break it off, break it off, when you see it glow and you're thinking it's ripened
D4 Cadd9
À tout à l'heure, À tout à l'heure, when you lift your feet and you know it's me waving
D4 Cadd9
Scatter brains, scatter grains, count the dandelions and the plots they ripen
D4 Cadd9
Count in threes, count in fives, see the buckled wheel and the merry-go-rounding
D4 Cadd9
Spin your arms, spin your eyes, ever mindfully, ever carefully breezing
D4 Cadd9
Count within and count without, feel the bellowing and the diaphragm flexing
D4 Cadd9
Let it drop and let it bounce, count in melodies and the gravity breathing
Em7 Bm F#m D4 Cadd9 (quiet)
Em7 Bm F#m D4 Cadd9
Em7 Bm F#m D4 Cadd9 (louder)
Em7 Bm F#m D4 Cadd9
Em7 Bm F#m D4 Cadd9
Em7 Bm F#m D4 Cadd9
Em7 Bm F#m D4
Count in twos, count in fours, when you're feeling slow, treading ever so fondly
Cadd9
Cut it off, cut it off, when you see it grow and you're thinking it's bolting
D C6
À tout à l'heure, À tout à l'heure, when you lift your soles and you know it's me smiling
D C6
Scatter brains, scatter grains, count the buttercups and the melodies ripened
D C6
Count in threes, count in fives, see the figure-eight, hear the cherry-go-rounding
D C6
Span your arms, span your eyes, ever presently, ever carefully freezing
D C6
Count within, count without, feel the mellowing and the daffodil resting
D C6
Let it drop, let it bounce, count the melodies and the levity teething
D4 Cadd9
D4 Cadd9
D4 Cadd9
D4 Cadd9
[End]
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Tabbed by: Eric Lambrecht, 2014
Tuning: Capo on 3rd fret.
If you're here for the main riff, i tabbed it, too.
See here: http://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/b/bibio/a_tout_a_lheure_intro_tab
D Cadd9 Em7 Bm F#m D C6
e:--------------------------------2------| These are not all the actual chord names,
b:---3----3----3----3----3----3---3---3--| this would take up too much space and create a unreadable mess!!
G:---0----0----0----0----0----0---2---2--|
D:---4----5-or-0----2----4----4---0---2--| Be sure to use these chords, though,
A:---5----3----3----2----2----0-------3--| don't play the chords UG's tooltips suggest. ;)
E:------------------0---------2----------|
CAPO 3rd FRET.
(while playing Cadd9 you could also hammer on the -2- (second fret) on the A-string. Just experiment!)
D4 Cadd9
Count in twos, count in fours, when you're feeling soft, treading ever so kindly
D4 Cadd9
Break it off, break it off, when you see it glow and you're thinking it's ripened
D4 Cadd9
À tout à l'heure, À tout à l'heure, when you lift your feet and you know it's me waving
D4 Cadd9
Scatter brains, scatter grains, count the dandelions and the plots they ripen
D4 Cadd9
Count in threes, count in fives, see the buckled wheel and the merry-go-rounding
D4 Cadd9
Spin your arms, spin your eyes, ever mindfully, ever carefully breezing
D4 Cadd9
Count within and count without, feel the bellowing and the diaphragm flexing
D4 Cadd9
Let it drop and let it bounce, count in melodies and the gravity breathing
Em7 Bm F#m D4 Cadd9 (quiet)
Em7 Bm F#m D4 Cadd9
Em7 Bm F#m D4 Cadd9 (louder)
Em7 Bm F#m D4 Cadd9
Em7 Bm F#m D4 Cadd9
Em7 Bm F#m D4 Cadd9
Em7 Bm F#m D4
Count in twos, count in fours, when you're feeling slow, treading ever so fondly
Cadd9
Cut it off, cut it off, when you see it grow and you're thinking it's bolting
D C6
À tout à l'heure, À tout à l'heure, when you lift your soles and you know it's me smiling
D C6
Scatter brains, scatter grains, count the buttercups and the melodies ripened
D C6
Count in threes, count in fives, see the figure-eight, hear the cherry-go-rounding
D C6
Span your arms, span your eyes, ever presently, ever carefully freezing
D C6
Count within, count without, feel the mellowing and the daffodil resting
D C6
Let it drop, let it bounce, count the melodies and the levity teething
D4 Cadd9
D4 Cadd9
D4 Cadd9
D4 Cadd9
[End]
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