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Morrissey Come Back To Camden Guitar Tab

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Ok here are the chords for Come Back To Camden from Morrissey. If you think
its wrong let me know. Isn't though.

I've written it in these keys because its easier to play so tune it up so the
first note intro is to your C. otherwise you're playing lots of bar chords
which don't sound too good (yep there still are some i know!).
The chord I've called B/G* is from thinnest to thickest.... x 0 0 1 2 x
(where "x" means don't play). This is a piano song though so bear that in
mind, I suggest arpegio-ing the 4 notes in this chord, sounds nicer
and also sounds good if on the "F"'s you sometimes play the open top "e" -
ie.... 0 1 2 3 3 x especially right at the end.

Workings out dedicated to Kat La Chatte from james g, who first played me
the song...couldn't find the tabs anywhere(!) Think its the first tab for
this anywhere....anyways....sorry had to re-format/arrange it like this to
submit it...

stop messin' 'bout in foreign lands and Come back to camden, kitty...


C F C
There is something I wanted to tell you,
F C
It's so funny you'll kill yourself laughing
F C Amin
But then I, I look around, And I remember that I am

D Fmin Emin B/G*
alone, Alone. For evermore
C F C
The tile yard all along the railings, Up a

F C
discoloured dark brown staircase
F C
Here you'll find, despair and I, Calling to

Amin D Fmin
you with what's left of my heart, My heart,

Emin B/G*
For EVermore

G# C# G#
Drinking tea with the taste of the Thames,

C# G#
Sullenly on a chair on the pavement
C# G#
Here you'll find, my thoughts and I, And here is

Fmin Bb
the very last plea from my heart

C#min Cmin B/G*
My heart. For evermore,

E A E
Where taxi drivers never stop talking
A E
Under slate grey Victorian sky, Here you will

A E
find, despair and I
C#min
And here I am every last inch of me is

F# Amin Abmin B/G*
yours, Yours, For evermore

C F C
Your leg came to rest against mine,

F C
Then you lounged with knees up and apart
F C Amin D
And me and my heart, we knew,

Fmin Emin B/G*
We just knew, For evermore

C F C
Where taxi drivers never stop talking,
F C
Underslate grey Victorian sky
F C
Here you'll find, my heart and I, And still we say
Amin D Fmin
come back, Come back to Camden
Emin B/G* C F C F C F C
And I'll be good, I'll be good I'll be good, I'll be good


from James G - workings out dedicated to Kat LA Chatte....

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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques
 
 
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Kieran
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#1 by Kieran Molloy at Jan 23, 1976 at 3:18 AM EST
Haunting...makes me cry...so beautiful. Hmm...I agree, I think this is about a man.
 
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Toni
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#2 by Toni at Dec 18, 1978 at 8:24 PM EST
"under slate grey victorian sky" - so Camden i really like it there
 
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Anthony
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#3 by Anthony at Jul 21, 1982 at 9:21 PM EST
Who cares if it's about a man or a woman. It's about heartbreak. And coming to terms with accepting it.
 
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justin
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#4 by justin tompkins at Jun 28, 2002 at 1:49 PM EST
Do I detect a hint of suicide or one's mortality there at the end? Not unlike 'Sing me to sleep'
 
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taris
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#5 by taris leoncho at Sep 28, 2007 at 6:33 AM EST
Moz has clearly spent too long in the USA if he's musing over our grey skies!
 
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Ryan
Rhythm Player
#6 by Ryan Ruegemer at Oct 1, 2007 at 11:26 PM EST
What makes people think that the song is about a man? It could just as easily be about a woman.
 
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Tim
Professional
#7 by Tim Marchant at Oct 2, 2007 at 11:57 PM EST
This might be about himself, considering he used to live there.
 
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john
Wanna Be
#8 by john dolmayan at Oct 7, 2007 at 12:31 AM EST
America does that to you. I spent two weeks there... And I was already missing our weather. Still, this has a very vendy, romantic feel to it. I just love the way this song unfolds, it's so tragic.
 
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Andrew
Wanna Be
#9 by Andrew Long at Oct 14, 2007 at 3:08 PM EST
Wonderful song.. Your leg came to rest against mine, Then you lounged with knees up and apart And me and my heart, we knew, We just knew, For evermore How he explains his homosexulity if we are to believe he is gay, beautiful lyrics
 
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SLUT
Badass
#10 by SLUT at Oct 18, 2007 at 4:41 PM EST
i found this: http://www.theunderworldcamden.co.uk/ no mention of morrisey in the frontpage...