Tablature guitare de la chanson “Little numbers” de Boy.
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Tablature, accords:
CAPO 4
INTRO:
Em D Asus2 (2x)
Em
Waited for your call, for the moon
Em
To release me from the longest afternoon
Em
I've re-arranged parts of my living room
Am C
But time is hard to kill since I met you
Em D Asus2
I'm looking at the cars that drive on by
Em D Asus2
While spring is making promise outside
Em D Asus2
Red cars are quite rare I realize
C D
Then I wonder which colour you like
G
Seven little numbers
D
Baby, they could be a start
D
Seven little numbers
C
Baby, I know yours by heart
Em D G
Woo-oh, oh-oh, all the pretty things that we could be
Em D G
Woo-oh, oh-oh, I feel you in every heart beat
Em D G
Woo-oh, oh-oh, were you ever in a dream that could come true
Am C
These numbers could be lucky for you
Em D Asus2
Watch the sky change to a darkened blue
Em D Asus2
I can't think of another thing to do
Em D Asus2
And every song just makes me think of you
C
Because the singers sounds as if she was longing,
D
As if she was longing, too
G
Seven little numbers
D
Baby, they could be a start
D
Seven little numbers
C
Baby, I know yours by heart
G
Seven little numbers
D
Baby they could make a change
D
Seven little numbers
C
Make a fire out of this flame
Em D G
Woo-oh, oh-oh, all the pretty things that we could be
Em D G
Woo-oh, oh-oh, I feel you in every heart beat
Em D G
Woo-oh, oh-oh, were you ever in a dream that could come true
Am C
These numbers could be lucky for you
PONT
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I read your name on every wall, on every wall - tell me
Is there a cure for me at all, for me at all - tell me
I read your name on every wall, on every wall - tell me
Is there a cure for me at all, for me at all
Em D G
Woo-oh, oh-oh, all the pretty things that we could be
Em D G
Woo-oh, oh-oh, I feel you in every heart beat
Em D G
Woo-oh, oh-oh, were you ever in a dream that could come true
Am C
These numbers could be lucky for you
Em D G
Woo-oh, oh-oh
Em D G
Woo-oh, oh-oh
Em D G
Woo-oh, oh-oh
Am C
These numbers could be lucky
Am C
These numbers could be lucky
Am C
These numbers could be lucky for you
Pour le couplet et l’intro ce n’est pas un RÉ (D) mais un DO (C) décalé, càd, (toujours avec le capo 4), 0-5-4-0-3-0 que j’appelle C prime (C’)
Ce qui donne donc pour le couplet : EM (0-2-2-0-0-0) C’ (0-5-4-0-3-0) Asus2 (0-0-2-2-0-0)
Pareil pour la dernière phrase des couplets dont les accords sont RÉ (D) et DO (C) ; ce n’est pas un RÉ (D) mais ce fameux DO (C’) 0-5-4-0-3-0
Ce qui donne pour la dernière phrase de l’intro et des couplets : C’ (0-5-4-0-3-0) C (0-3-2-0-1-0)
Et pour terminer, toujours la même erreur au refrain, ce n’est un RÉ (D) mais un DO (C) 0-5-4-0-3-0
Ce qui donne donc pour le refrain : EM (0-2-2-0-0-0) C’ (0-5-4-0-3-0) G (3-2-0-0-0-3)
/!\ Petite erreur de ma part !
J’ai inversé…
“Pareil pour la dernière phrase des couplets dont les accords sont RÉ (D) et DO (C) ; ce n’est pas un RÉ (D) mais ce fameux DO (C’) 0-5-4-0-3-0
Ce qui donne pour la dernière phrase de l’intro et des couplets : C’ (0-5-4-0-3-0) C (0-3-2-0-1-0)”
… C’est d’abord (0-3-2-0-1-0) et puis (0-5-4-0-3-0)