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Morrissey - The National Front Disco gitaar tab
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Date: Fri, 8 Dec 95 12:20:06 EST From: Winston Campbell Subject: THE NATIONAL FRONT DISCO by Morrissey The National Front Disco (Morrissey/Whyte) The intro riff and chorus riff and that same darn riff that keeps appearing is simply: E ----------|----------|| B -7--6-7---|-7--6-7~--|| G --------6-|----------|| D ----------|----------|| A ----------|----------|| E ----------|----------|| Intro: F# B C# B Eb5 Bb5 B5 David, the wind blows C#5 The wind blows Eb5 Ab5 F#5 Bits of your life away Bb5 Your friends all say B5 Cdim "Where is our boy F#5 Ddim Ahh, we've lost our boy" Eb5 Bb5/F But they should know where you've gone F# Ab Because again and again you've explained F# C# That you're going to, woe ohhh... F# B Going to, yeah, yeah, yeah-yeah C# England for the English B England for the English Eb5 Bb5 B5 David, the winds blow C#5 The winds blow Eb5 Ab5 F#5 All of my dreams away Bb5 And I still say B5 Cdim "Where is our boy C#5 Ddim Ahh, we've lost our boy" Eb5 Bb5/F But I should know why you've gone F# Ab Because again and again you've explained F# C# You've gone to the National, ahhh... ohhh... F# To the National, there's a country B You don't live there C# But one day you would like to B And if you show them what you're made of F# B C# B Oh, then you might do Eb5 Bb5 B5 But David, we wonder C#5 Eb5 We wonder if the thunder Ab5 F#5 Is ever really gonna begin Bb5 B5 Begin again Cdim C#5 Ddim Your mum says, "I've lost my boy" Eb5 Bb5/F But she should know F# Ab Why you've gone because again and again you've explained F# You've gone to the National, to the National C# F# To the National Front Disco B Because you want the day to come sooner C# You want the day to come sooner B You want the day to come sooner when you settle the score Gb Oh, the National...oh, the National B C# Oh, the National...oh, the National B Oh, the National F# B C# B (play these chords until your hands fall off, then stop playing them) Those weird chords (and I'm not too sure about them but they sound closer than anything else) are: E A D G B E ----------- Cdim x 3 4 5 x x Ddim x 5 6 7 x x Bb5/F 1 1 3 3 x x Actually, the Bb5/F chord is simply the Bb5 power chord but if you are playing with a bass, the bass should play the F note. And that's it. Bye-bye...