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From: BROCKMAN@udavxb.oca.udayton.edu
With You There To Help Me (Anderson)
Jethro Tull -- BENEFIT
Transcribed by: Bob Brockman (brockman@udavxb.oca.udayton.edu)
Lyrics from cs.uwp.edu (benefit)
Intro:
Em Em7 Am C Em Em7 Am C B Em
e|----0---0---0---0---|----0---0---0---0---|---2------0---|
B|----0---0---1---1---|----0---0---1---1---|---4------0---|
G|----0---0---2---0---|----0---0---2---0---|---4------0---|
D|----2---0---2---2---|----2---0---2---2---|---4------2---|
A|----------------3---|----------------3---|---2------2---|
E|--------------------|--------------------|----------0---|
Verse (same chord pattern each line):
Em Em/G Em/B Am Am/C Am/E Am G Em
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In days of peace,
Sweet smell- ing summer nights
Of wine and song.
Dusty pave- ment, burning feet.
Why am I cry- ing? I want to know.
How can I smile and make it right
For sixty days and eighty nights,
And not give in and lose the fight?
Pre-chorus: Em G A D (2x)
F# A B E (2x)
B C# D (2x)
Chorus:
G A D
I'm going back to the ones that I know
G C B
With whom I can be what I want to be.
G A D
Just one week for the feeling to go,
G A D Em (intro riff again)
And with you there to help me then it probably will.
Verse 2 (lyrics):
I won't go down
Acting the same old play.
Gave sixty days for just one night.
Don't think I'd make it, but I'd bet I might.
Pre-chorus
Chorus
Intro riff, then ( Em D ) a couple of times
Chorus (2x)
Intro riff, then more ( Em D ) behind solo, end on Em.
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5 Average |
#1 by 5 at Mar 6, 1978 at 1:58 PM EST |
| MORE PPL SHOULD COMMENT ON J TULL SONGS. IAN ANDERSON IS A LYRICAL GENIUS, ANBODY WHO DISAGREES WITH ME CAN F*** ME SIDEWAYS :P | |
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C.J. Wanna Be |
#2 by C.J. Donnelly at Oct 6, 1988 at 4:24 PM EST |
| btw, this song is a love song for his then girlfriend, soon to be wife, and then ex-wife, Jenny. It shows how tiring his touring is, but how the thought of being with her in the end gives him the strength to keep going. And in the end, when he is with her, she helps forget all the pressure and the fatigue of his time on the road. | |
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jake Wanna Be |
#3 by jake anderson at May 23, 1990 at 1:56 PM EST |
| Great song on Benefit. 1 | |
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Prometeo Wanna Be |
#4 by Prometeo at May 2, 1992 at 3:05 AM EST |
| you're definately right on that ian anderson is right up there the best of 'em (songwriter standpoint) j-tull=fucking genius musical engines that will never die! | |