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Formed in 1996, The Seahorses leaned more towards guitar-driven music than the dancehall rock of Stone Roses.[1] The name of the band is an anagram of "He hates Roses," though it is unknown if this was intentional. For the band, Squire picked three unknowns. First to join was the bassist Stuart Fletcher who Squire saw standing in for a friend in a York pub band called The Blueflies, next was the lead vocalist Chris Helme (who a friend of Squire's had spotted busking outside Woolworths
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You Can Talk to Me
Verse:
C Em
Don't you think that maybe I should slow down
Am F
I've got so many things to say I have to write them down
Dm G C C7
I was feeling alone So I'm on the phone to you
Bridge:
F Fm C C/B Am
Now that you're here, I hope that hearing all those words I say to you
F G C
I talked myself round, But won't you talk to me too
Chorus:
C C7
You can talk to me
F
anytime that you feel the pain
Fm
I'll take the strain
C C7
You can talk to me
F
Anytime I can help you out
Fm
Give me a shout
C C/B Am F G
You can talk to me, oh yeah
Verse:
C Em
Don't you think that maybe I should calm down
Am F
Sick of staring at these walls I'm gonna kick 'em down
Dm G
I was feeling alone, Getting cold
Bridge 2:
C C/B Am
And I feel like a natural born killer
C C/B Am
Boring holes and cheap pollyfilla
C C/B Am
I've got four and fifty dollars to ring ya
F
To tell you,
G C C7
Everything is alright
Chorus:
C C7
You can talk to me
F
anytime that you feel the pain
Fm
I'll take the strain
C C7
You can talk to me
F
Anytime I can help you out
Fm
Give me a shout
Outro:
C C/B Am
You can talk to me
F
Oh yeah-he-he
G
You know you know
C C/B Am
You can talk to me
F
Oh yeah-he-he
G
Well come on come on come on come on
C C/B Am
You can talk to me
F Fm
Any time I can help you out, give me a shout
C C/B Am
You can talk to me
F
Any time that you feel the pain
Fm
I can take the strain
You can talk to me
C, Bb, F, G (repeat)
Verse:
C Em
Don't you think that maybe I should slow down
Am F
I've got so many things to say I have to write them down
Dm G C C7
I was feeling alone So I'm on the phone to you
Bridge:
F Fm C C/B Am
Now that you're here, I hope that hearing all those words I say to you
F G C
I talked myself round, But won't you talk to me too
Chorus:
C C7
You can talk to me
F
anytime that you feel the pain
Fm
I'll take the strain
C C7
You can talk to me
F
Anytime I can help you out
Fm
Give me a shout
C C/B Am F G
You can talk to me, oh yeah
Verse:
C Em
Don't you think that maybe I should calm down
Am F
Sick of staring at these walls I'm gonna kick 'em down
Dm G
I was feeling alone, Getting cold
Bridge 2:
C C/B Am
And I feel like a natural born killer
C C/B Am
Boring holes and cheap pollyfilla
C C/B Am
I've got four and fifty dollars to ring ya
F
To tell you,
G C C7
Everything is alright
Chorus:
C C7
You can talk to me
F
anytime that you feel the pain
Fm
I'll take the strain
C C7
You can talk to me
F
Anytime I can help you out
Fm
Give me a shout
Outro:
C C/B Am
You can talk to me
F
Oh yeah-he-he
G
You know you know
C C/B Am
You can talk to me
F
Oh yeah-he-he
G
Well come on come on come on come on
C C/B Am
You can talk to me
F Fm
Any time I can help you out, give me a shout
C C/B Am
You can talk to me
F
Any time that you feel the pain
Fm
I can take the strain
You can talk to me
C, Bb, F, G (repeat)
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