Train Tabs:
- I Am
- Free »
- Blind
- Meet Virginia
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Another fairly simple song to strum. Very Similar to KWS's "Blue on Black."
Unfortunately, it's not nearly so easy to sing.
Song is almost entirely a D-C-G progression, 2 measures of the D, 1 on the others.
2 bars D-C-G intro
(D) Staring at the dark again you (C) left you silho(G)uette upon my (D) pillow (D)(C)(G)
(D)
(D) Right inside the night I'm waiting (C) for the light seems (G) like I'm in the (D) middle
(D)(C)(G)(D)
2 bar break
(D) Searching for some thing that I can't (C) touch or sometimes (G) can't even believe
(D)in (D)(C)(G)(D)
(D) Cradled by the hands of fate the (C) faith that sometimes (G) wraps around too (D)
tight (D)so tight(C)(G)
(chorus)
They call me (D)free(C)eee, but (G) I call me a (D) fool (D)(C)(G) (repeat)
2 bar break, same rhythm and chords:
Now I look back at April, but she won't look back at me, oh no no
So I pray in May for June to stay, but she just came to wash into the sea, away
(chorus)
2 bar break.
On this next part, the rhythm changes slightly, slowing down with no instrumental measures
between lyrics.
(D)Slipped down to Mexico (C) started messin' with her (G) yellow afro
(D)Slipped down between the sheets (C) started talking 'bout (G) Pistol Pete
(D)Slipped down to the African (C) started talking 'bout (G) what she can do
(D)And here we are again (C) back where we (G) started
(D)Slipped down to Mexico (C) you left your (G) silhouette on my (D) pillow (D) yeah,
yeah (C)(G)
Now I'm (D) right inside the night I'm waiting (C) for the light seems (G) I'm in the
(D)seems like I'm (C) always in the (G) middle (D)
They call me freeeeeeeeee
freeeeeeeeeeee
freeeeeeeeeeee
but I call me a ..... (end on D)
that's it, how're ya vocal chords?
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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques
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Roman Rhythm Player |
#1 by Roman Malik at Mar 12, 1973 at 3:23 AM EST |
| This song is memorable for me when I witnessed a friend of mine go thorugh a break-up. After he finished the phone call, he told me to turn on this song and it played as he entered into the country called melancholia. It's was an awesome spectacle in the way that life can imitate art. | |
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Erik Lead Player |
#2 by Erik StJimmy at Jan 14, 1989 at 1:18 PM EST |
| It's about him giving up a girl. He thinks it'll be a good thing to be free of the relationship, but doesn't realize until afterwards how much feelings he has for her. He's afraid to jump back in, though, and decides to let whatever happens happens while he continues to love her. | |
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mat Wanna Be |
#3 by mat bar at Sep 12, 1994 at 5:46 PM EST |
| Such a good song Im surprised more people havent commented on it. | |
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