Biography:
Blondie is an American rock band founded in New York City in 1974 by singer-songwriter Deborah Harry and guitarist Chris Stein. The band was a pioneer in the early American new wave and punk scenes of the mid-70s, developing their sound in famous NYC clubs such as CBGBs. With hits such as "Atomic", "Call Me". "Heart of Glass", and "Maria" as well as sales of over 40 million records worldwide, they were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2006.
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Other songs:
- Atomic
- Call Me
- Denis
- Dreaming
- Hanging On The Telephone
- Heart Of Glass
- Maria
- One Way Or Another
- Rip Her To Shreds
- The Tide Is High
- Sunday Girl
- 11 59
- Accidents Never Happen
- Angels On The Balcony
- Bermuda Triangle Blues
- Contact In Red Square
- Danceaway
- Die Young Stay Pretty
- Doom Or Destiny
- Double Take
- English Boys
- Fade Away And Radiate
- Fragments
- Free To Fall
- Girlie Girlie
- Heres Looking At You
- I Know But I Dont Know
- Im Always Touched By Your Presence Dear
- In The Flesh
- Living In The Real World
- Long Time
- Look Good In Blue
- Mother
- My Monster
- Nothing Is Real But The Girl
- Picture This
- Rapture
- Shayla
- Slow Motion
- Sugar On The Side
- Suzy And Jeffrey
- Touched By Your Presence
- Union City Blue
- What I Heard
- Will Anything Happen
- X Offender
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Blondie - Bermuda Triangle Blues (Flight 45)
Album: Plastic Letters (1977)
Chords by Jon Malmin ([email protected])
Tuning: Standard E
You might want to listen to the song to learn when to change the chords in
the interludes, 'cause it's not a simply constructed song, this one.
And of course there are lots of possibilities to alter the chords and play
Em7, Dsus, and whatever, but I'll leave that to you ;)
INTRO (when the drums enter): D G Em D
Em D
Flight 45 was last seen alive on the runway
Em D
Leaving for some fun in the hot tropic sun, back next monday
Em D
And our friends are at the airport
Em D
Cousin Bill says; "enjoy the water sports"
Em Em/G Em/B Em/G Em Em/G Em/B Em/G
As we fly into the mystery, the film comes on and the Earth recedes
Am Em Am Em Am Em
Oh, Ooooh...
Em D
Several hours out 20 minutes south of Bermuda
Em D
The communication's gone something has to be so wrong
Em D
And it must be Jesus calling
Em D
The silver ship the blue sea falling
Em Em/G Em/B Em/G Em Em/G Em/B Em/G
Death was in that poison wave and in it's gulf a fitting...
D G Em D G Em D
Grave...
Em Em/G Em/B Em/G
The coast guard said they might be found
Em Em/G Em/B Em/G Am Em Am Em Am Em
They know just where the plane went down......
Em (x4) D
Album: Plastic Letters (1977)
Chords by Jon Malmin ([email protected])
Tuning: Standard E
You might want to listen to the song to learn when to change the chords in
the interludes, 'cause it's not a simply constructed song, this one.
And of course there are lots of possibilities to alter the chords and play
Em7, Dsus, and whatever, but I'll leave that to you ;)
INTRO (when the drums enter): D G Em D
Em D
Flight 45 was last seen alive on the runway
Em D
Leaving for some fun in the hot tropic sun, back next monday
Em D
And our friends are at the airport
Em D
Cousin Bill says; "enjoy the water sports"
Em Em/G Em/B Em/G Em Em/G Em/B Em/G
As we fly into the mystery, the film comes on and the Earth recedes
Am Em Am Em Am Em
Oh, Ooooh...
Em D
Several hours out 20 minutes south of Bermuda
Em D
The communication's gone something has to be so wrong
Em D
And it must be Jesus calling
Em D
The silver ship the blue sea falling
Em Em/G Em/B Em/G Em Em/G Em/B Em/G
Death was in that poison wave and in it's gulf a fitting...
D G Em D G Em D
Grave...
Em Em/G Em/B Em/G
The coast guard said they might be found
Em Em/G Em/B Em/G Am Em Am Em Am Em
They know just where the plane went down......
Em (x4) D
Blossoms
Blu
Blue
Blue Diamonds
Blue Foundation