#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------#
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##
#
From: un3g@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de
Date: Sat, 9 Mar 1996 13:08:38 +0100 (CET)
here's a song from 'Tears For Fears', called SHOUT.
:) Juergen Bohn
SHOUT / TEARS FOR FEARS (LP SONGS FROM THE BIG CHAIR)
CHORUS:
G# (IV)
Shout, shout, let it all out,
B (VII)
these are the things I can do without,
C# (IX) G# (IV)
Come on, I'm talking to you, come on.
VERSES:
B (VII) C# (IX)
In violent times, you shouldn't through your soul away,
B (VII) C# (IX)
I've called outside, ??? ??? ???,
C# (IX)
I really want to...
...Chorus:
G# (IV)
Shout, shout, ...
Notice:
I couldn't get no lyrics, so here's 'only' the basic structure of this song.
Would be happy to get the whole lyrics posted soon by some cool dude.
Thank You!
LYRICS AND CHORDS FOR GUITAR,
FIGURED OUT BY
JUERGEN BOHN.
PLEASE MAIL CORRECTIONS & ADDITIONS.
E-MAIL: un3g@rzstud1.rz.uni-karlsruhe.de
s_bohn@ira.uka.de
Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques
|
No Picture
Jonathan Rhythm Player |
#1 by Jonathan Matuszyk at Oct 1, 2007 at 12:18 PM EST |
| This song is about, the struggle men face against women and desperation. | |
|
No Picture
Dusty Wanna Be |
#2 by Dusty Delonge at Oct 3, 2007 at 3:18 AM EST |
| i like the song but the disturbed verstion of the song is alot better sang with some real emotion, i dont really know what there sining about but there is some intersting input on the song | |
|
No Picture
kenzie Professional Badass |
#3 by kenzie at Oct 3, 2007 at 8:37 PM EST |
| i meant to say "not just because it sounbds cool. stupid keys.^_^ | |
|
No Picture
Courtney Wanna Be |
#4 by Courtney L. at Oct 5, 2007 at 6:58 PM EST |
| Essentially about primal scream therapy or indeed m ost forms of psychotherapy. You are often encouraged to beat a cushion or similar while shouting out to release anger at yuor parents/siblings etc - hence 'Shout, Shout, Let it all out' | |
|
No Picture
Francis Average |
#5 by Francis Delongchamp at Oct 8, 2007 at 8:36 AM EST |
| Lol stupid song? What does it say for the person who GAVE a "stupid song by a band of wussies" 5 stars? | |
|
No Picture
mike Average |
#6 by mike duncan at Oct 8, 2007 at 9:39 AM EST |
| i heard on vh1 that this song has something to do with the soviet union more or less aiming missiles at england and finland sometime in the 1980's. doesnt make much sense, though | |
|
No Picture
Jesse Wanna Be |
#7 by Jesse Seibel at Oct 9, 2007 at 12:55 PM EST |
| They wrote this masterpiece in response to something John Lennon said. | |
|
No Picture
Colin Wanna Be |
#8 by Colin Gauld at Oct 10, 2007 at 10:19 PM EST |
| to villi, thanks for telling me that disturbed re-did it, i honestly didn't know that. Well as for what the lyrics think, i really think it's talking about a child facing problems with his parents in time of war. My reasoning on this is: In Violent times you shouldn't have to sell your soul, Those one track minds that took you for a working boy they gave you life and in return you gave them hell, oh i hope we live to tell the tale. Maybe it's not the case at all, but in any way it's a cool song. Powerful, and strong. | |
|
No Picture
Anthony Wanna Be |
#9 by Anthony Amell at Oct 15, 2007 at 10:27 AM EST |
| I think that shorty415 has gotten closer to the true meaning of the song than anyone. I also think that it is about the dalemas between youth and their parents. Except I dont think it is about war time. I think it's about how some teen agers treat their parent like crap! "In vilent times" I think is about the screaming matches that bull-headed teenagers have with parents. That is why the song is called shout. I think the song is a mirror of much of society today. I dont think that many children these days are bering reared to respect their parents or any kind of athority figure for that matter. What happend to "Yes Mamm, No Mamm" Or "Sir"? Saddly I think is a reflection on the parrents who do not know how to rais their kidds and spend more time tring to be their friend and appeasing them instead of tring to be their parrent and rais them right. All the affect of selfish people wanting too many divorces and I include myself. | |
|
No Picture
Max Average |
#10 by Max Benton at Oct 16, 2007 at 1:36 AM EST |
| It's just about everything that bugs them. They wrote the song during an experimental "primal scream" session with their therapist. P.S. it's a stupid song by a band of wussies. | |
|
No Picture
Dan Lead Player |
#11 by Dan archy at Oct 18, 2007 at 1:11 PM EST |
| Actually I think MadShanghai is mostly right - this song is about a primal scream therapy encounter. Basically, during primal scream therapy, one lets go of every impluse and emotion with every thought. If you feel angry about something, frustrated, then you act it out instead of just talking about it. The idea is that if we let go of our repressed emotions which civilization places upon us (a Freudian idea that is also adapted by many other psychological trains of thought) then we can move on from these childish fears and wants that are holding us back and realize our true adult selves. This song talks about letting go of our childhood problems in shouts of anger, letting it all out. Like most fad therapies, most experts think this is another bunk idea. Tears for Fears talked a lot about repression and subconscious desires in their songs, even on "Call Me Mellow" on their new album. Since a lot of people think this is just wussie-hippie-in-touch-with-feelings stuff, they think Tears For Fears are a bunch of wussies too. I also believe that most counterculture ideals are well-intentioned but often wrong about many things, and Tears for Fears kind of represents the psychological aspect of the counterculture. Well, actually their music is pretty good despite the fact that their lyrics are annoying sometimes, and if you just take the lyrics for their camp value in the parts that annoy you then it's not so bad anyway. | |
|
No Picture
dimebag 66' Average |
#12 by dimebag 66' at Oct 19, 2007 at 12:21 AM EST |
| it was written in a counselling session non? curt smith was apparently a right disruptive child. so i guess it is about child hood, about not making your elders take complete control of you, cos hey kids can think too, sorta thing, there's loadsa childs in the video, so i sorta think thats what its about. | |
Top 7 Tears For Fears Guitar Tabs
Popular Guitar Tabs