Part Of The Queue Guitar Tab

Don't Believe The Truth Tabs:

PART OF THE QUEUE
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Am (x02210)
Em (022000)
F (133211)
G (320033)
Dm9 (xx0560)
Fmaj7 (133210)
Fmaj9 (133010)
E7/G# (4x0400)
C (x32010)
INTRO:	| Am     | Em     | F      | G      |
| Am     | Em     | F      | G      |
Am       Em           F           G            Am  Em  F  G
V1:	suddenly i found that i'd lost my way in this city
Am              Em           F            G        Am  Em  F  G
the streets and the thousands of colours all bleed into one
Am   Em    F            G          Am   Em   F            G
i fall down, heaven won't help me, i call out, no-one would hear
Am       Em         F           G          Am  Em  F  G
all of a sudden i'd lost my way out of the city
Dm9                  Am
C1:	 stand tall, stand proud
Fmaj7   Fmaj9      Fmaj7         Fmaj9
every beginning is breaking it's promise
G                       E7/G#                     (Am)
i'm having trouble just finding some soul in this town
LINK 1:	|(Am)    | Em     | Fmaj7  | G      |
| Am     | Em     | Fmaj7  | G      |
Am           Em       F            G            Am   Em  F  G
V2:	the names on the faces in places, they mean nothing to me
Am           Em       F           G             Am  Em  F  G
it's all they can do to be part of the queue in this town
Am   Em    F            G          Am   Em   F           G
i fall down, heaven won't help me, i call out, no-one will hear
Am      Em          F           G              Am  Em  F  G
they'll be no tomorrow they say, well i say more's the pity
Dm9                  Am
C2:	 stand tall, stand proud
Fmaj7   Fmaj9       Fmaj7       Fmaj9
every beginning has broken it's promise
G                       E7/G#                     (Am)
i'm having trouble just finding some soul in this town
SOLO:	|(Am)    | Am     | Am     | Am     |
| Am     | Am     | Am     | Am     |
| Am     | Em     | Fmaj7  | G      |
| Am     | Em     | Fmaj7  | G      |
| Am     | Em     | Fmaj7  | G      |
| Am     | Em     | Fmaj7  | G      |
| Am     | Em     | Fmaj7  | G      |
| Am     | Em     | Fmaj7  | G      |
| Am     | Em     | Fmaj7  | G      |
| Am     | Em     | Fmaj7  | G      |
Dm9                  Am
C3:	 stand tall, stand proud
Fmaj7   Fmaj9       Fmaj7       Fmaj9
every beginning has broken it's promise
G                       E7/G#                  (Am)
i'm having trouble just finding my soul in this town
OUTRO:	|(Am)    | Em     | Fmaj7  | G      | Am     | Em     |
Fmaj7      G           Am   Em  Fmaj7  G
finding my soul in this town
| Am     | Em     | Fmaj7  | G      |
Am     Em       Fmaj7  G        Am     Em       Fmaj7  G
keep on trying, keep on trying, keep on trying, keep on trying
Am     Em       Fmaj7  G        Am     Em       Fmaj7  G
keep on trying, keep on trying, keep on trying, keep on trying
(Am)
Keep on
|(Am)    | Em     | Fmaj7  | G      |
| Am     | Em     | Fmaj7  | G      |
| Am     | Em     | Fmaj7  | G      |
| Am     | Em     | Fmaj7  | G      | C      |
-rigs-

Source: GuitarMasta.net
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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture Francesco Lead Player	#1 by Francesco DeVito at Sep 28, 2007 at 12:34 AM EST
	An amazing percussion driven feel to this song, Zaks drumming an 3/4 and the Cuban percussionist add so much more to a track that only would have been filled with a mellotron a couple of years beforehand.

No Picture bob Average	#2 by bob bob at Sep 28, 2007 at 1:38 AM EST
	There seems to be this underlying motif in the new Oasis album related to "soul"...it just seems a bit unusual that three of my four favorite songs on this album have the word "soul" in them (Let There Be Love - Who stole the soul from the sun, Importance of Being Idle - I sold my soul for the second time and Part of the Queue - I'm having trouble just finding some soul in this town). Weird. I really like the lyrics to this song too...the great thing about their new songs is that I can just so visualize this and all their other songs.

No Picture little Average	#3 by little emo at Sep 29, 2007 at 8:16 AM EST
	I think there's a "I dont belong here" feeling and me too I try to find my soul in the city but it seems to be somewhere else. The city can be very depressing and affecting to me sometimes. Weird but I can't get used to my own city even though I've lived here forever. And I also search a soul in the city, that's what I do while the long walks, wandering around alone, sitting and watching the passers by in a park, on the bus, in a shop, .... Sometimes I catch a little glimpse but it generally ends up in frustration. So to me this song helps me express the undirectable anger and frustration to my city, where's the soul in it? I think I don't belong to my city, I'll keep serching. I need somewhere like this maybe:) http://papercut.europe2blog.fr/photos/uncategorized/franz20ferdinand3_1.jpg or somewhere greener... I don't know.

No Picture Ĵǿ Wanna Be	#4 by Ĵǿħŋ Ĝęřđěŋĭţš at Sep 30, 2007 at 5:53 AM EST
	Well heaven, soul both to do with after life and death....all i can get

No Picture micheal Lead Player	#5 by micheal mceachern at Oct 2, 2007 at 8:25 PM EST
	This song is basically about noel going to buy a pint of milk near his home in london, and feeling like a nobody, and how we can all feel overawed by life in a big city sometimes. Good, but a BLATANT ripp off of the stranglers!

No Picture sY Average	#6 by sYsTem oWnS rOx at Oct 3, 2007 at 9:02 AM EST
	One of the best songs of this album... the best is "The Importance of Being Idle"

No Picture kevin Rhythm Player	#7 by kevin jeung at Oct 4, 2007 at 3:42 AM EST
	oh and how could i forget about Meaning of SOUL...hmmmm

No Picture leester Professional	#8 by leester at Oct 7, 2007 at 10:52 PM EST
	I don't get this song - can someone tell me where the goodness of this song lies? I can't really stand it to tell the truth. There's nothing in this song that catches on. The solo, is quite nice, but elsewise, it's not much to say. Worst song on the album.

No Picture Mat Average	#9 by Mat Hancock at Oct 7, 2007 at 11:47 PM EST
	this song is so wonderful - and is very catchy and uplifting :)

No Picture Erin Rhythm Player	#10 by Erin at Oct 8, 2007 at 3:09 AM EST
	Definitely the best song on the new album without a doubt. Oasis seem to have stepped into a whole new genre the catchy drum loop and the excellent guitar riff to match display Oasis have definitely evolved

No Picture Zack Wanna Be	#11 by Zack Volm at Oct 9, 2007 at 7:01 AM EST
	One of their best songs ever. A new level of music for Oasis.

No Picture Aaron Average	#12 by Aaron Smith at Oct 17, 2007 at 7:07 PM EST
	Noel says on an interview on the DVD that he was buying a pint of milk, and the line was really long, and there were 10 aisles but only one was open with some old lady going slower than ass. So he got fed up being "part of the queue" and jacked the milk. The rest of the song is kind of built off that line... loneliness... soullessness...

No Picture jga Average	#13 by jga qup at Oct 18, 2007 at 11:39 PM EST
	@jcphoenix well.. what do you think about the word heaven? that word is in lyla, part of the queue and in let there be love.. even maybe in more songs but i dont know..