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from parrott@cachuma.callutheran.edu
Blur - "This Is A Low" (From the album "Parklife")
A lovely song that I couldn't wait to get the chords for so I could
play it. Enjoy!
(sorry I couldn't pick out the intro...)
E Bm A C#m
And into the sea goes pretty England and me
C Bm E
Around the Bay of Biscay and back for tea
E Bm
Hitting traffic on the dogger bank
A C#m
Up the Thames to find a taxi rank
C Bm E
Sail on by with the tide and fall asleep
(and the radio says...)
E D E Am
This is a low...but it won't hurt you
E D E Am Bm
When you're alone...it will be there when you
C Bm E
Finding ways to stay solo
E Bm
On the tyne, forth and cromarty
A C#m
There's a low in the high 40's
C Bm
(and) Saturday's locked away on the pier
E
Not fast enough dear
E Bm A C#m
On the malin head, blackneel looks blue and red
C Bm
And the queen, she's gone `round the bend
E
Jumped off Land's End
(repeat chorus, then middle, then repeat chorus 2x)
Not bad at all. FWIW you can spoof the into by playing the following chord sequence:
Em F#m G A
nice tabs but there are a couple of little mistakes.
there should be a Bm (over the you) after the Am in the first line of the chorus (this is a low, but it won't hurt you), much like the second line.
and the chorus ends with a Bm7 (not Bm) followed by the E (... stay solo).
I looked up the album sleeve of Parklife for the chords, so i'm pretty sure of my corrections.
Happy guitar playing. :)