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Tracy Chapman

Talkin Bout A Revolution

by Tracy Chapman
Tracy Chapman

Biography:

Tracy Chapman (born March 30, 1964) is an American singer-songwriter, best known for the singles "Fast Car", "Talkin' Bout a Revolution", "Baby Can I Hold You", and "Give Me One Reason." She is a multi-platinum and multi-Grammy award-winning artist.

Born in Cleveland, Ohio,U.S., Tracy Chapman began playing guitar and writing songs as a child. She received a scholarship through A Better Chance that allowed her to attend Wooster School in Connecticut, and was eventually accepted to Tufts University in Medford, Massachusetts.

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Tracy Chapman

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  • Across The Lines
  • Another Sun
  • Baby Can I Hold You
  • Bang Bang Bang
  • Bridges
  • Change
  • Fast Car
  • Fast Car Intro
  • For My Lover
  • Give Me One Reason
  • Goodbye
  • Less Than Strangers
  • Mountain O'things
  • Say Hallelujah
  • Talkin Bout A Revolution
  • Talkin' About A Revolution
  • Telling Stories
  • The Promise
  • 3000 Miles
  • All That You Have Is Your Soul
  • Almost
  • America
  • At This Point In My Life
  • Be And Be Not Afraid
  • Be Careful Of My Heart
  • Before Easter
  • Born To Fight
  • Broken
  • Cold Feet
  • Crossroads
  • Devotion
  • For You
  • Freedom Now
  • Happy All I Can Feel
  • Heavens Here On Earth
  • I Am Yours
  • If Not Now
  • Its Ok
  • Lose Your Love
  • Loves Proof
  • Material World
  • Mountains O Things
  • Never Yours
  • New Beginning
  • O Holy Night
  • Only One
  • Open Arms
  • Paper Ink
  • Promise
  • Save Us All
  • Shes Got Her Ticket
  • Sing For You
  • Smoke And Ashes
  • So
  • Speak The Word
  • Spring
  • Subcity
  • Talk To You
  • Tell It Like It Is
  • This Time
  • Tracy Chapman
  • Wedding Song
  • Why
  • Youre The One

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The rhythm is pretty easy to pick up but if you want to sing as well it is quite difficult.
When the gaps get bigger between the chords it doesn't mean play them longer it's just, sing faster!
It's the same continuous rhythm throughout. I have tried my best to get the chords in the right
place but where there's extra words it can get hard, it's about 95% accurate. Hope you like
my first tab.

Chords
G 320033
Cadd9 032033
Em 022000
D xx0232
Dsus4 xx0233

Capo is optional depending on your voice but the original is without one.


[Intro]

G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4

G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4


[Hook 1]

G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4 G
Don't you know, talking about a re-vo-lu-tion
Cadd9 Em D Dsus4
it sounds like a whisper

G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4 G
Don't you know, talking about a re-vo-lu-tion
Cadd9 Em D Dsus4
it sounds like a whisper


[Verse]

G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4
While they're standing in the welfare lines
G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4
Crying at the doorsteps of those armies of salvation
G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4
Wasting time in unemployment lines
G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4
Sitting around waiting for a promotion


[Hook 1]

G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4
Don't you know you're talking about a revolution
G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4
It sounds like a whisper

G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4
Poor people are gonna rise up and get their share
G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4

G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4
Poor people are gonna rise up and take what's theirs
G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4


[Bridge]

G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4
Don't you know you better run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run,
G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4
run
G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4
Oh, I said you better run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run,
G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4
run


[Hook 2]

G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4
Finally the tables are starting to turn
G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4
Talking about a revolution
G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4
Finally the tables are starting to turn
G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4
Talking about a revolution oh no
G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4
Talking about a revolution oh no


[Verse]

G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4
While they're standing in the welfare lines
G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4
Crying at the doorsteps of those armies of salvation
G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4
Wasting time in unemployment lines
G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4
Sitting around waiting for a promotion


[Hook 1]

G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4
Don't you know you're talking about a revolution
G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4
It sounds like a whisper


[Hook 2]

G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4
Finally the tables are starting to turn
G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4
Talking about a revolution
G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4
Finally the tables are starting to turn
G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4
Talking about a revolution oh no
G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4
Talking about a revolution oh no
G Cadd9 Em D Dsus4
Talking about a revolution oh no




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