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¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
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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