Goodbye Tiger Chords
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GOODBYE TIGER
Written by Richard Clapton
4 beats per chord (anticipated changes)
` = 2 beats
INTRO:
G G Cmaj7 Cmaj7 (two times)
VERSE:
G G Am C G G
"Geez", he said the bands don't seem to play round here no more
Am C
And Saturday night just aint the same
Am C C G G
Wish everything was back the way it used to be be-fore
Am Bm C `G `G/F#
Now I sit here and push my long hair back behind my ears
Em Em C C
The face I used to hide behind is now becoming ghostly with the years
LINK:
D C Em D
Good-
CHORUS:
G G Am7 C G G
bye Tiger chasing those dolce vita times
Am7 C G G
Somehow you seem to have left me far behind
Am7 Em9 Am7 Am7(11)
But you can hear me whisper on the nightline good
Am7 Am7 Em9 Em9 Am7 Am7
bye Tiger good-bye Tiger good-bye
RE-INTRO: (solo)
G G Cmaj7 Cmaj7
G G Cmaj7 Cmaj7
I keep
VERSE-SHORT:
G G Am C G G
Shifting round I wear the dust of many foreign streets
Am C G G
Drifting and shifting with the wind__
Am Bm C `G `G/F#
Now this same wind is howling like a cyclone here in-side
Em Em C C
And I see I've got nothing left to hide
BRIDGE:
Am7 Em9 Am7 Am7(11)
Nobody's gonna take the stage tonight
Am7 Em9 Am7 Am7
So I sit here anyway and sigh good
CHORUS:
G G Am7 C G G
bye Tiger chasing those dolce vita times
Am7 C G G
Somehow you seem t'have left me far behind
Am7 Em9 Am7 Am7(11)
You can hear me whisper on the nightline good
Am7 Am7 Em9 Em9 Am7 Am7
bye Tiger good-bye Tiger good-bye
OUTRO: (fade with ad lib vocal)
G G Cmaj7 Cmaj7
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CHORDS:
G Cmaj7 Am C Bm G/F# Em D Am7(11) Em9
E|--3----3----0---0---2----3----0---2---0--------0--|
B|--0----0----1---1---3----0----0---3---1-(3)----3--|
G|--0----0----2---0---4----0----0---2---0--------0--|
D|--0----2----2---2---4----0----2---0---2--------4--|
A|--2----3----0---3---2---------2---0---0--------2--|
E|--3----------------------2----0----------------0--|
Eveything about this song (structure and performance) says
"loose" so don't try to duplicate the recording precisely.
TAB shows typical arpeggios with anticipated changes.
'Bright' piano stabs on the C-chord are F#-A (#11,13)
INTRO: (let ring)
G Cmaj7 G
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 +
E|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
B|-0-------0-------|---0-----0-------|-0-------0-------|---0-----0-------|
G|---0-------0-----|-----0-----0-----|---0-------0-----|-----0-----0-----|
D|-----0-------0---|-------0-----0---|-----2-------2---|-------2-----0---|
A|-----------------|---------------3-|-------3-------3-|-----------------|
E|-------3-------3-|-----------------|-----------------|---------------3-|
G Cmaj7 G
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 +
E|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|---3-----3-------|
B|-0-------0-------|---------0-------|-0-------0-------|-----0-----0-----|
G|---0-------0-----|-------0---0-----|---0-------0-----|-0-----0---------|
D|-----0-------0---|-----0-------0---|-----2-------2---|-----------------|
A|-----------------|---2-----------3-|-------3-------3-|------------g3---|
E|-------3-------3-|-----------------|-----------------|---------------3-|
g = grace note hammer-on from scale step below
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2 comments

Thanks for this. Great effort!
However, I think that Bm in the verse is the “Ralph” chord. Richard told me he uses it a lot and if you watch enough videos you can see what he plays. Later, he told me he actually picked it off David Crosby. 😂 it’s probably a modified Em9 but I just call it the Ralph chord, too! 🤷♂️
0-2-4-0-3-0 Something like that… try it!
Ralph is my favourite and one of the best singer-songwriters in Australia. 😎
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Thanks for this. Clapton (not that one) is an underestimated writer who did some of the best stuff in the 70’s and 80’s Australian music scene.
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