Stanley Road Tabs:
- You Do Something To Me »
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Artist: Paul Weller
Song: You Do Something To Me
Album: Stanley Road
Tunning: Standard
Tabbed By: INDIE NATION (DaN)
THIS IS ONE OF HIS BEST
I'M PRETTY SURE ITS 100% ACCURATE
THE SOLO DEFINATLY IS 100%
LONG LIVE THE MODFATHER
Tab Ledgend:
b= bend up
r= ring
b*= bend up a quater note
h= hammer on
p= pull off
~= vibrato
\= slde up
/= slide down
Chords Used:
EADgbe EADgbe
Em: 022000
D: xx0232
Am: x02210
Bm: x24432
C7\G 335353
C7 x35353 or x32310
C x32010
C\D xx0010
A7 x02020 or 575655
G 320033 or 355433
Intro:
let ring VERSE BEGINS HERE
e---0-2-3----0-2-3----0-2-3----0-0-2---3-5---2---|
b---0-2-3----0-2-3----0-2-3----0-------------3---|
g---0--------0--------0--------0-------------2---|
D-2--------2--------2--------2---------------0---|
A-2--------2--------2--------2-------------------|
E-0--------0--------0--------0-------------------|
VERSE 1:(Em) (D) Am
You do somthing to me
Bm Em
Something deep inside
D Am
I'm hanging on the wire
Bm Em
For the love I'll never find
Em D Am
You do somthing wonderful
Bm Em
Then chase it all away
D Am
Mixing my e-motions
Bm Em
And throws me back again
Bridge:(Em) C7/G Am
Hanging on the wire, yeah
C/D Em
I'm waiting on a change
C7 G
I'm dancing through the fire
A7 C C/D
Just to catch a flame and feel real again
Solo:
Em D Am Bm Em
e-----------------------------------------------------------------|
b-(15)b17-r15--12-15----------------------------------------------|
g--------------------14~~-----------------12-14b16r14p12----12~~--|
d--------------------------12----12-12h14----------------14-------|
a--------------------------12h14----------------------------------|
E-----------------------------------------------------------------|
D Am hold
e-------------------------------------------15-17-17-15---17b19---|
b-----------------------15--17-15--15h17~~------------------------|
g-14b15r14-12-------\16-------------------------------------------|
d-------------14/0------------------------------------------------|
a-----------------------------------------------------------------|
E-----------------------------------------------------------------|
Bm hold Em
e-17b19--17h19-17b*--------------|
b--------------------17-15-17~~--|
g--------------------------------|
d--------------------------------|
a--------------------------------|
E--------------------------------|
(C7\G)
e-------12----12--------------------------------------|
b-12h15----15----15b17~~-r15--------------------------|
g-----------------------------14b16r14p12----14--12~~-|
d-----------------------------------------14----------|
a-----------------------------------------------------|
E-----------------------------------------------------|
Bridge:(Em) C7/G Am
Hanging on the wire, yeah
C/D Em
I'm waiting on a change
C7 G
I'm dancing through the fire
A7 C C/D
Just to catch a flame and feel real again
VERSE 2:Em D Am
You do somthing to me
Bm Em
Somewhere deep inside
D Am
I'm hoping to get close to
Bm Em
A peace i cannot find
Bridge 2:(Em) C7/G Am
Dancing through the fire, yeah
C/D Em
Just to catch a flame
C7 G
Just to get close to
A7 C7 C/D Em
Just close enough to tell you that
D Am
You do something to me
Bm Em
Something deep inside
Outro: let ring (finish on Em or repeat to fade)
e---0-2-3----0-2-3----0-2-3----0-2-3--0-----|
b---0-2-3----0-2-3----0-2-3----0-2-3--0-----|
g---0--------0--------0--------0------0-----|
D-2--------2--------2--------2--------2-----|
A-2--------2--------2--------2--------2-----|
E-0--------0--------0--------0--------0-----|
THATS IT ALL THERE
HOPE YOU ALL LIKE IT
CHEERS
http://www.guitarmasta.net/p/paul_weller/.html
Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques
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Super Average |
#1 by Super Q at Sep 29, 2007 at 8:25 PM EST |
| At last someone has cottoned on to the fact it is about unrequited love. My mate had it played at his wedding and I couldn't believe it. My ex (who never really liked Weller) used to love it as well, so now I can't bear to listen to it, it hurts too much. Shame really. | |
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Joe Average |
#2 by Joe Montana at Sep 30, 2007 at 5:54 AM EST |
| very beautiful song | |
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Cory Wanna Be |
#3 by Cory at Sep 30, 2007 at 3:08 PM EST |
| I think he wants to tell a girl how much he loves her but he knows that she will never return his love, no matter how long he waits for her : "I'm hanging on the wire; For a love I'll never find". I love this song, it gives me chills... | |
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Hey Retard Wanna Be |
#4 by Hey Retard at Oct 2, 2007 at 5:04 PM EST |
| THIS IS SUCH A GREAT SONG!! cant belive noones commented on it i love this songg | |
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kyle Average |
#5 by kyle sharpshooter at Oct 6, 2007 at 7:44 AM EST |
| Hmm, I'm surprised that no one has mentioned Mary McCartney (Macca's better looking daughter). She's in the video and PW was supposed to be enjoying a "special" friendship with her at the time. | |
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Ricky Rhythm Player |
#6 by Ricky Cribb at Oct 6, 2007 at 6:19 PM EST |
| Wish the Libertines could've covered it. | |
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jake Professional |
#7 by jake burns at Oct 7, 2007 at 6:08 PM EST |
| I ADORE this song. I never used to Like Paul Weller's solo stuff, I only used to like the Jam. But this song has just captivated me. I can't help but ( try) and sing along when I hear it! | |
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Spymaster Lead Player |
#8 by Spymaster - Halo 2 at Oct 9, 2007 at 10:12 AM EST |
| this song means everything to me! possibly my favourite love tune ever. the only time weller writes a love song is when he feels its something special and trudt me, theres definately something special in the song. buy, copy, borrow or steal your copy now!! | |
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kelson Average |
#9 by kelson white at Oct 11, 2007 at 8:08 AM EST |
| Funny how there are some songs that you listen to for years without paying them much attention and then something happens in your life that brings the song suddenly and sharply into focus. This is one such song for me. There was a period in my life wen I was absolutely besotted by a woman I'd met. It was as if she'd just flicked a switch on (deep) inside me I knew nothing about which drew up a huge reservoir of feeling toward her. However, my love for her was never recipricated but she kept me hanging on with hope because she (as I found out later) liked the thought of being loved by me but not my love itself. "She'd do something wonderful, then chase it all away" just to string me along, mixing me up in the process as to her real intentions. I would have done absolutely anything for her (even dance through the fire) and the fact that she couldn't let herself feel the same way for me as I felt for her was driving me wild with pain and anxiety. This song encapsulated my entire mood and situation. As the song played and I mouthed the words, I would imagine myself directing them at her, to try and make her understand the depth of my feeling, desparation and agony. There may be other explanations for meanings of this song but this personal one of mine had only one and I'm glad to say that the meaning has faded and that I have other, happier songs to sing now that mean more to me and my present circumstances :-) | |
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jga Average |
#10 by jga qup at Oct 12, 2007 at 11:46 AM EST |
| yada yada yada What about meaning? | |
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austin Lead Player |
#11 by austin at Oct 13, 2007 at 11:27 AM EST |
| i agree with sara jaffri, a truely fantastic song from a master of his craft. just listening to this can melow me right out. top man | |
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zoe Wanna Be |
#12 by zoe cherrie at Oct 14, 2007 at 4:59 AM EST |
| This song perfectly captures feelings I have had for someone that are quite unresolved. This is one of those songs I'm glad I discovered. | |
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CJ Wanna Be |
#13 by CJ West at Oct 14, 2007 at 5:18 AM EST |
| This song is so beautiful! Its really truthful and just great! | |
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John Lead Player |
#14 by John Fitch at Oct 15, 2007 at 4:18 PM EST |
| It's interesting how every one gets something different from this song, depending on one's circumstances. I understand how it may be a song about unrequited love. But for me, I see something much darker and more tragic in this song. I am ending a relationship with someone who has BPD, borderline personality disorder. This song has touched me so deeply during this time. "You do something wonderful, then chase it all away"- this is exactly BPD. Unlike other mental illnesses, these people have moments of clarity when they are genuinely nice people, but then they'll switch--and be mean and emotionally abusive. That's why I like in this song, "I'm waiting for the change". Yes! --waiting to catch that glimmer of normalcy...waiting for the good guy to re-appear. It mixes one's emotions being on the receiving end of such emotional dysregulation. It makes you doubt yourself because they're loving and kind one moment, but later on so cruel and then back to nice, etc.. So which is the real person? "A peace I'll never find" there is no peace, no real normal, healthy love("a love I'll never find") when in a relationship with a BPD. Dancing through the fire (his rages and rants) just to catch a flame (the part of him that is the normal person)...sigh. I cry buckets listening to this song. It's very cathartic. I don't understand how people play this song at their weddings! It is such a tragic song! | |
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jimmy Wanna Be |
#15 by jimmy rodrigues at Oct 18, 2007 at 2:29 AM EST |
| The song is about love, yes, but a difficult one. Either the protagonist is in love with another person, and he or she does not love him back, or the protagonist is not getting what they require from the relationship. It's a song of unrequited love and/or affection. The opposite of "Ends of the Earth" | |
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