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Subject:         (CRD) ALL YOU GOOD GOOD PEOPLE - EMBRACE
   Date:         Tue, 28 Oct 1997 13:01:58 -0000
   From:         Karim 



**All You Good Good People**

          EMBRACE

written by Danny McNamara,

tabbed by Karim Adab





This is an excellent re-release from one of Britain's up and comers.

Strangely enough only 3 chords are used in the entire song....makes you wonder how they get away with it, eh :).



Anyway here they are :



E = 0221000

F# = 244322

B = x2444x



INTRO - B E F# E B E F#





VERSE :



B

I feel like I'm on something

        E                                          F#

You always say you need more time

              E

Well I'll stay right here and

B                              E                          F#

Wait for good until I find a love worth mine

B

Someday you've got it coming

   E                                       F#

It hurts me when I read the signs

      E                                 B

So loud and clear that I'll make you glad if

       E                        F#

I'm leaving first and crying -







CHORUS



E                             B                       F#

All you good good people, listen to me

                            (B)                                        E

You're just about done with the way that you feel

                                   B                                                 F#

There's nothing rings home enough to dig your heels in

                              (B)                                 E

You don't have to leave me to see what I mean

                              B                        F#

All you good good people, listen to me





HORN SOLO (approx) :



G--4-4-6--9-9-8-6-4-6--9-9-8-6-4-6-9

D----------4---------------------------



G--4-6-8-9-8-9-9-11







MIDDLE 8



E                                B             F#

And all I want to do is find  my name upon the line



E                   B                             F#

If I've got to lose this then I want time









There we are, I'm not 100% about the middle eight - it might deviate from the key of B because the second chord in the sequence doesn't sound quite right,

and the chord in brackets may or may not be there, it certainly sounds better if you include it but I can't quite tell.

Corrections/comments/other Embrace fans? Mail me :



karim@zaki.demon.co.uk



Karim Adab