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Long Live The King

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The Decemberists é uma banda de indie pop criada na cidade de Portland, Oregon.
Embora os Decemberists sejam geralmente classificados como indie pop, eles percorrem estilos musicais tão variados como rock progressivo e folk, utilizando instrumentos peculiares como o xilofone, o acordeão e o contrabaixo acústico. Suas letras fogem da angústia e introspecção do rock atual, contando histórias sobre personagens fantásticos e melancólicos como piratas

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Quatro anos de trabalho duro!

Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!

1. E. Watson
2. Foregone
3. Burying Davy
4. I 4 U & U 4 Me
5. Row Jimmy
6. Sonnet

1. E. Watson

Originally tabbed by: Daysleeper_05

fill 1(intro):
e|------0---0-----0-0-0-0-0-0--0-----|
B|------0---0-----3/5-5-5-53--0-----|
G|------0---0------------------------|
D|------2---2------------------------|
A|------2---2------------------------|
E|--0--------------------------------|

fill 2 (verse fill):
e|------0-----------0----------------|
B|------0-----------0----------------|
G|------0-----------0----------------|
D|------2-----------2----------------|
A|------2--0h2------2----------------|
E|--0------------0-------------------|

fill 3 (chorus fill):
-------------------------------------|
B|-----------------------------------|
G|----------0h2---0---------0--------|
D|----0h2---------------0h2----------|
A|----------------------------3------|
E|-----------------------------------|

INTRO

Fill 1 x4

VERSE 1

Em A G
The air all painted pallid grey, the storm was comin' in
Dsus2 /C /B Em (fill 2)
Folks were lining out in all directions
Em A G
Me an Holt and Henry Short were pitchin' on the skiff,
Dsus2 /C /B Em (fill 2)
Trying to make it home before the night
Bm/B /F# /B /F# A
And the grey waves were rollin',
Bm/B /F# /B /F# A
Bold the brave, brave ocean
G Em (Fill 1)x2
And rolled us suckers in

VERSE 2

Em A G
Well I don't keep to goings on, I tend to stick with kin
Dsus2 /C /B Em (Fill 2)
But Watson had it in from the beginning
Em A G
He built that house on Chatham bend, a whitewashed knotted pine
Dsus2 /C /B Em (Fill 2)
Ninety acres furrowed for the cane
Bm/B /F# /B /F# A
And he drove it down from Georgia
Bm/B /F# /B /F# A
His dad a martyred soldier
G Em (Fill 1) /G
In the war between the States

CHORUS

A G Dsus2 /D /C /B
Lord, bring down the flood
A G Dsus2
Wash away the blood
/C /B Em
And drown these everglades
/C /B Em
And put us in our place
Bm/B /F# /B /F# C
(Fill 3)
We layed Edgar Watson in his grave
G Em (Fill 1)x4
We layed him in his grave

VERSE 3

Em A G
Till I'm dust I'll never know why he came ashore
Dsus2 /C /B Em (Fill 2)
With all those killers gathered on the shorelines
Em A G
Kicking holes in ugly mud, with trigger fingers pinched
Dsus2 /C /B Em (Fill 2)
A brace of rifles bristled in the wind
Bm/B /F# /B /F# A
And we towed his body northbound
Bm/B /F# /B /F# A
And buried him all face down
G Em (Fill 1) /G
With a good view into hell

CHORUS

A G Dsus2 /D /C /B
Lord, bring down the flood
A G Dsus2
Wash away the blood
/C /B Em
And drown these everglades
/C /B Em
And put us in our place
Bm/B /F# /B /F# C
(Fill 3)
We layed Edgar Watson in his grave
G Em (Fill 1)
We layed him in his grave
Em Em (Fill 1)
We layed him in his grave
Em (Fill 1)x3 Em
We layed him in his gra____ve

2. Foregone

CAPO 2

INTRO

C G F C

VERSE 1

C G F C
Here arise and say it's a honey
C G F C
All this light that daybreak brings
C G F C
And the ancient bands that brung me
C G F C
To the bed where you're sleeping safe

(C, G, F, C) x2

VERSE 2

C G F C
And we had agreed on Henry
C G F C
Long before a flutter felt
C G F C
And so it will be till memory
C G F C
Makes a shadow of ourselves

CHORUS

Am F
And the reach and the wrecks and the wrong
Am F
All would lead to believe that it's not
C G F C
But it's foregone
C G F C
It's foregone

VERSE 3

C G F C
Can it be that this is given
C G F C
This awaking from long dark night
C G F C
Of a soul so on and wizened
C G F C
Sleep away to set to rights

CHORUS

Am F
And the reach and the wrecks and the wrong
Am F
All would lead to believe that it's not
C G F C
But it's foregone
C G F C
It's foregone
C G F C
It's foregone

CHORUS

Am F
And the reach and the wrecks and the wrong
Am F
All would lead to believe that it's not
Am F
And the reach and the wrecks and the wrong
C G F C
It's foregone
C G F C
It's foregone

OUTRO

C G F C
It's foregone
C G F C
It's foregone

C G F C
Carry on
C G F C
Ooh carry on

3. Burying Davy

INTRO

F C Eb F Fm F Cm

VERSE 1

F
Bring out your weepin’ weeds
Eb
Put on your ten-pint bowlers
C
Bring out your weepin' weeds

CHORUS

Fm Fm7
We’re buryin’ Davy
F
We’re buryin’ Davy.

Fm F Fm F Fm

VERSE 2

F C
Gather the screws and spades
Eb
Oil up your mud-brown slicker
F Cm
Gather the screws and spades

CHORUS

Fm Fm7
We’re buryin’ Davy
F
We’re buryin’ Davy.

Fm F Fm F Fm

VERSE 3

F C
Who’ll plane the old pine bows?
Eb
Who’ll set his legs uncrooked?
F C
Who’ll plane the old pine bows?

CHORUS

Fm Fm7
For buryin’ Davy
F
For buryin’ Davy.

Eb F Fm

VERSE 4

F C
Mother wept no tears
Eb
Brother grew unruly
F C
Mother wept no tears

CHORUS

Fm Fm7
At buryin’ Davy
Fm
At buryin’ Davy.

VERSE 5

F
Bring out your weepin’ weeds
Eb
Put on your ten-pint bowlers
C
Bring out your weepin' weeds

CHORUS

Fm Fm7
We’re buryin’ Davy
F
We’re buryin’ Davy.

4. I 4 U & U 4 Me

Originally tabbed by: Daysleeper_05

DROP D, CAPO 4
INTRO

One, two, one two three four!

D5 x4

VERSE 1

D5
You're all made a tattered heel and you're the only constant all my life
A D5
We could go together some and we could get each other through the night
D5
We are one and we are two and we are simply wicked to a T
A D5
Never a better thing were said than I for you and you were made for me
D5
Well I heard that your plans were all fouled up
D5
And I heard that you hit the wall
A D5
Hit your smarting arms and skinned your knee!

CHORUS

G D5
Will you drop your sling and stones?
G D5
You can't make it on your own!
A D5
You see? It's I for you and you were made for me

VERSE 2

D5
When you were young, your parents said
D5
You act like that you do it on your own time
A
So you grew up crooked, bent,
D5
So barely that you couldn't walk a straight line

Well here we are, right where we came, and it's
D5
Pretty sticky wicked, isn't it dear?
A D5
A few missteps along the way but I'm really pretty happy to be here
D5
So this a toast to the old town drunk, to the bums of the broadway bridge!
A D5
Raise a glass to the bones of the circle K!

CHORUS

G D5
Will you drop your sling and stones?
G D5
You can't make it on your own!
A D5
You see, It's I for you and you were made for me
A D5
Will you see, It's I for you and you were made for me

VERSE 3

D5
Well I heard that your plans were all fouled up and I
D5
Heard that you hit the wall
A D5
Hit your smarting hearts and skinned your knee

CHORUS

G D5
Will you drop your slinging' stones
G D5
You can't make it on your own
A D5
You see? It's I for you and you were made for me
A D5
You see? it's I for you and you were made for me

OUTRO

D5
And you were made for me
D5
And it's I for you and you were made to be for me

5. Row Jimmy

VERSE 1

A G D A
Julie catch a rabbit by his tail
Bm A G D
Come back steppin' like to walk on air
D A
Get back home where you belong
E A E A E A
And don't you run off no more.

VERSE 2

A G D A
Don't hang your head, let the two time roll
Bm A G D
Grass shack nailed to a pine wood floor
D A
Ask the time baby I don't know
E D
Come back later, gonna let it show.

CHORUS

A E D
I say row Jimmy row,
A E D
Gonna get there, I don't know,
A E D
Seems a common way to go,
A E A
Get out and row, row, row, row, row.

VERSE 3

A G D A
Here's a half dollar if you dare
Bm A G D
Double twist when you land on air,
D A
Look at Julie down below,
E D
The levee doin' the do-pas-o.

CHORUS

A E D
I say row Jimmy row,
A E D
Gonna get there, I don't know,
A E D
Seems a common way to go,
A E A
Get out and row, row, row, row, row.

VERSE 3
A G D A
Broken heart don't feel so bad,
Bm A G D
You ain't got much of what you thought you had.
D A
Rock your baby to and fro
E D
Not too fast and not too slow.

CHORUS

A E D
I say row Jimmy row,
A E D
Gonna get there, I don't know,
A E D
Seems a common way to go,
A E A
Get out and row, row, row, row, row.

BRIDGE

A Bm A D
That's the way it's been in town,
A G D
Ever since they brought the jukebox down.
A Bm A D
Broken hearts don't buy no more,
E D
Not the way it's done before.

CHORUS

A E D
I say row Jimmy row,
A E D
Gonna get there, I don't know,
A E D
Seems a common way to go,
A E A
Get out and row, row, row, row, row.

CHORUS

A E D
I say row Jimmy row,
A E D
Gonna get there, I don't know,
A E D
Seems a common way to go,
A E A
Get out and row, row, row, row, row.

OUTRO

A E A
Get out and row, row, row, row, row.

6. Sonnet

Originally tabbed by: Unregistered

VERSE 1

E
Guido, I wish that you and Lapo and I
B
Could be taken by magic and placed in a boat
E
Where every rising swell
B
Would sweep us at our will across the sky

VERSE 2

E
Then tempest never, or weather dire
B
Could ever make our blissful living cease
E
No, but abiding in a steady, blessed peace
B
Together in harmony

BRIDGE

C#m A
And Lady Vanna and Lagia then
E
She who looms the thirty best
B
Would join us at the enchanter’s behest

VERSE 3

E
And there we’d talk of love without an end
B
To make those ladies happy in the sky
E B
With Lapo enchanted too, and you and I