Acordes usados
Bm
A
G
Bsus2
F#m
Em
Am
Gsus4
B
Csus2
C/E
D7
Dm7
Fsus2
C5
G/F
Em7
C
G/B
Dsus
D
D/A
Am7
Gm7
C#7
G7
Cm7
Gm
D#maj7
E
Asus4
Dsus2
Cmaj7
F
Am9
Bm7
Asus2
B7
F5
G6
E7
Fmaj7
C#m7
Gmaj7
1.
Tom's Diner
Tom: EmFácilDo do do do...
/ Em - / C - / :
I am sitting in the morning
At the diner on the corner
I am waiting at the counter
For the man to pour the coffee
And he fills it only halfway
And before I even argue
He is looking out the window
At somebody coming in
/ G - / Dm6 - / Em - / B7 - /
Do do do do...
"It is always nice to see you"
Says the man behind the counter
To the woman who has come in
She is shaking her umbrella
And I look the other way
As they are kissing their hellos
And I'm pretending not to see them
And instead I pour the milk
Do do do do...
I open up the paper
There's a story of an actor
Who had died while he was drinking
It was no one I had heard of
And I'm turning to the horoscope
And looking for the funnies
When I'm feeling someone watching me
And so I raise my head
Do do do do...
There's a woman on the outside
Looking inside, does she see me
No she does not really see me
'Cause she sees her own reflection
And I'm trying not to notice
That she's hitching up her skirt
And while she's straightening her stockings
Her hair has gotten wet
Do do do do...
Oh, this rain, it will continue
Through the morning as I'm listening
To the bells of the cathedral
I am thinking of your voice
Do do do do...
2.
Left Of Center
Tom: BmAvançadoBm
A
G
Bsus2
F#m
Em
Left of center
Suzanne Vega
BmAGA
BmIf you Awant meG you can Afind me
BmLeft of Acenter Goff of the Astrip
GIn theA outskirtBms and in the Afringes
GIn theA cornerBm out of the Bsus2grip
BmIf you Awant meG you can Afind me
BmLeft of Acenter Goff of the Astrip
GIn theA outskirtBms and in the Afringes
GIn theA cornerBm out of the Bsus2grip
GWhen they Aask me,Bm "What are you F#mlooking at?"
GI always Aanswer, "ANothing Bmmuch, F#mnot Gmuch"
I think they Aknow that,Bm I'm looking F#mat them G
I think they Athink I must Abe out of Bmtouch
F#mBut I'm Bmonly in the AoutskirtsG and in the Afringes
BmOn the Aedge and Goff the Aavenue
GIn theA outskirtBms and in the Afringes
GIn theA cornerBm out of the Bsus2grip
BmA
EmI think that somehow,A somewhere inside of us
EmWe must be similar if not the same
ASo I continue Bmto be wanting you
EmLeft of centerF#m against the grain
BmAnd if you Awant meG you can Afind me
BmLeft of Acenter Goff of the Astrip
GIn theA outskirtBms and in the Afringes
GIn theA cornerBm out of the Bsus2grip
BmAGA
GABmA
GABmBsus2
GWhen they Aask me,Bm "What are you F#mlooking at?"
GI always Aanswer, "ANothing Bmmuch, F#mnot Gmuch"
I think they Aknow that,Bm I'm looking F#mat them G
I think they Athink I must Abe out of Bmtouch
F#mBut I'm Bmonly in the AoutskirtsG and in the Afringes
BmOn the Aedge and Goff the Aavenue
GAnd if youA want meBm you can fAind me
GLeft of Acenter Bmwondering abBsus2out you
BmAGA
GABmA
GABmBsus2
BmIf you Awant meG you can Afind me
BmLeft of Acenter Gwondering aAbout you
BmIf you Awant meG you can Afind me
BmLeft of Acenter Gwondering aAbout you
BmAGA
Bm A GWondering aAbout you
BmAGA
Bm A GWondering aAbout you
BmAGA
BmAGA
BmIf you Awant meG you can Afind me
BmLeft of Acenter Gwondering aAbout you
BmIf you Awant meG you can Afind me
BmLeft of Acenter Gwondering aAbout you
BmAGA
Bm A GWondering aAbout you
BmAGA
Bm A GWondering aAbout you
3.
The Queen and The Soldier
Tom: AmAvançadoAm
Gsus4
B
G
Csus2
C/E
D7
Dm7
Fsus2
C5
intro[AmduçaoAm] Gsus4 B G
Am intr[Amoduçao] Gsus4 B
The Amsoldier came knocking Amupon the queen's door
He said: "I am not fightGsus4ing foBr you anymorGe"
And the queen kneAmw she'd seen his face sAmomeplace before
And slowlyCsus2 she let hGsus4im insBide
He said: "I've Amwatched your palace up heAmre on the hill
And I've wondered who's the woman for wGsus4hom weB all kill G
But I am leavinAmg tomorrowAm, and you can do what you will
Only firCsus2st I am askGsus4ing yoBu why"
Down the long narrow hallC/E he was led C/E
D7sus4Into heD7sus4r room with heD7r tapestries reDm7d
And she Amnever once tAmook the crown from her head
She asked him there Gsus4to sitB down
He said: "I see you now and you are so very young
But I've seen more battles lost than I have battles won
And I've got this intuition says it's all for your fun
And now will you tell me why?"
Well the young queen, she fixed him with an arrogant eye
She said: "You won't understand, and you may as well not try"
But her face was a child's, and he thought she would cry
But she closed herself up like a fan
And she said: "I have swallowed a secret burning thread
It cuts me inside and often I've bled"
And he laid his hand then on the top of her head
And he bowed hGsus4er dowBn to the ground
"Ooooo"C/EC/ED7sus4D7sus4D7Dm7
Am "Ooooo"[Am] Gsus4 B
"Tell me how hungry are you, how weak you must feel
As you are living here alone and you are never revealed
But I won't march again on your battlefield"
And he took her to the window to see
And the sun it was gold, though the sky it was grey
And she wanted more than she ever could say
But she knew how it frightened her and she turned away
And would not look at his face again
He said: "I want to live as an honest man
To get all I deserve and to give all I can
And to love a young woman whom I don't understand
Your highness, your ways are very strange"
But the crown, it had fallen, and she thought she would break
And she stood there ashamed of the way her heart ached
And she took him to the doorstep and she asked him to wait
She would only be a moment inside
AmOut in the diAmstance her order Fsus2was heard Fsus2
And the soldiC5er was killed stiGsus4ll waiBtinC5g for her word G
And while the queen wentAm on strangling in theAm solitude she preferred
The batC5tle coGsus4ntinueBd on C5 Gsus4 B
"Ooooo"C/EC/ED7sus4D7sus4D7Dm7
Am "Ooooo"[Am] Gsus4 B
4.
Gypsy
Tom: GCapo 2AvançadoG
G/F
Em7
C
G/B
B
Dsus
A
D
D/A
Am7
GG/FEm7CG/BG/FGC
GG/FEm7Em7BCCDsusADDsusD
GG/BGG/B
G You G/Fcome from Em7far awEm7ay wBith CpictuCres in GyourG/B eyes
Of coGffee shG/Fops and mEm7orning strEm7eetsB in the bClue anCd silD/Aent suDsusnrise
But Gnight is G/Fthe cathEm7edralEm7 wheBre we CrecogCnizedG theG/B sign
We Gstrangers G/Fknow eachEm7 other Em7now Bas Gpart of the DsuswholeA desGign G/B
OAm7h, hoAm7ld me lD/Aike a baDsusby that Am7will nAm7ot fall aD/Asleep Dsus
Am7Curl me Am7up insiD/Ade youDsus and let me Am7hear yAm7ou through the D/Aheat Dsus
GOhhhG/Fh... Em7 C G/B G/F G G/B
You're the jester of this courtyard with a smile like a girl's
Distracted by the women with the dimples and the curls
By the pretty and the mischevious, by the timid and the blessed
By the blowing skirts of ladies who promise to gather you to their breast
Oh, hold me like a baby that will not fall asleep
Curl me up inside you and let me hear you through the heat
Ohhhh...
GG/FEm7Em7BCCDsusADDsusD
GG/BGG/B
You have hands of raining water and that earring in your ear
The wisdom on your face denies the number of your years
With the fingers of the potter and the laughing tale of a fool
The arranger of disorder with your strange and simple rules
Yeah, now I've met me another spinner of strange and gauzy threads
With a long and slender body and a bump upon the head
Oh, hold me like a baby that will not fall asleep
Curl me up inside you and let me hear you through the heat
Ohhhh...
With a long and slender body and the sweetest, softest hands
And we'll blow away forever soon and go on to different lands
And please do not ever look for me, but with me you will stay
And you will hear yourself in song, blowing by one day
But now hold me like a baby that will not fall asleep
Curl me up inside you and let me hear you through the heat
GOhhhG/Fhhh... Em7 C G/B G/F G C
GOhhhG/Fhhh... Em7 Em7 B C C Dsus A D Dsus D
GInstG/FrumentaEm7l C G/B G/F G
5.
Caramel
Tom: GmAvançadoGm7
C#7
A
D7
G7
Cm7
Dm7
G
Gm
D#maj7
E
B
D
Gm7
C#7
D7sus4A
D7
G7
Cm7
Dm7D#maj7 x68786 or xx1333
D7(i) x57575
GGm(i) 355333
GmD#maj7D7
Gm^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^D#maj7 . ^ . ^ .D7 ^ . ^ . Gm^ . ^ . ^ . ^ D#maj7. ^ . ^ . D7^ .
GmD#maj7D7
E
B
G
D
A
E ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ .
It won't Gm7do C#7 to D7sus4dream oAf caraD7mel,
to thiD7sus4nk of cAinnamon D7 and long for yGm7ou. D7
It won't Gm7do C#7 to stir D7sus4a deep Adesire, D7
to D7sus4fan a hAidden fD7ire that can never Gm7burn true. G7
Cm7 I Dm7know youD#maj7r name, I kDm7now your sCm7kin,
I Dm7know the way thD#maj7ese things beD7gin;
But I don't Gknow Gm how I would D7sus4live wiAth myselfD7,
what I'd forD7sus4give ofA myselfD7
if you don't Gm7go. D7 Gm7 C#7 D7sus4 A D7 D7sus4 A D7 Gm7 D7
So goodGm7bye, C#7 sweD7sus4et appeAtiteD7,
noD7sus4 singleA bite D7 could sGm7atisfy..G7.
Cm7 I Dm7know youD#maj7r name, I knDm7ow your skCm7in,
I Dm7know the way theD#maj7se things begD7in;
But I don't Gknow Gm what I would D7sus4give wiAth myself,D7
how I would D7sus4live wiAth myselfD7
if you don't Gm7go. D7 Gm7 D7
It won't Gm7do C#7 to D7dream of caramel,
to D7think of cinnamon D7sus4 anAd long
fill2
for you.
^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ .
Caramel
Corrections by Bambi Kill and Knez.
this tab is accurate for the verses, but the Choruses are just
the base chords. the chords are played variably, sometimes strummed,
sometimes arpeggioed. this version sounds pretty good on its own, but
would sound heaps better with bass accompaniment.
6.
Bad Wisdom
Tom: EMédioE
G
A
Asus4
D
EGAAsus4A
EGAE
MoEther the doGctor knows someAthing is wrEong
Cause my bGody has strAange inforEmation
He's loEoked in my Geyes and knows AI'm not a Echild
But he doGesn't dare aAsk the right queEstion
MotEher my friGends are no loAnger my friEends
And the gaGmes we once plaAyed have no meEaning
I've gone seErious and sGhy and they cAan't figure wEhy
So they've lGeft me to Amy own daydrEeaming
What prGice to pAay
For bEad wisdom
What pGrice to pAay
For bEad wisdom
Too yoGung to know
Too muAch, too soon
Bad wiEsdom,
Bad wiEsdom.
MoEther you've taGught me the lAaws are so fEine-
If I'm gGood that I wAill be proEtected,
I've faEllen through the crGack and there's Ano getting Eback
And I'll neGver trust whAoever gets elEected
MoEther your eGyes have gone sAuddenly coEld
And it waGsn't what AI was expeEcting
OEnce I did thGink that I'd fAind comfort tEhere
And inGstead you've gone hAard and suspeEcting
What prGice to pAay
For bEad wisdom
What pGrice to pAay
For bEad wisdom
Too yoGung to know
Too muAch, too soon
Bad wiEsdom,
Bad wiEsdom.
Instrumental
EGAAsus4A
EGAEGE
MoEther I'm cGut at the rAoot like a wEeed
CaEuse there's Dno one to hAear my small stAory
JuEst like a woGman who waAlks in the stEreet,
I will pDay for my life with my body
What prGice to pAay
For bEad wisdom
What pGrice to pAay
For bEad wisdom
Too yoGung to know
Too muAch too soon
Bad wiEsdom,
Bad wiEsdom
EGAE
GAE
7.
I Never Wear White
Tom: EAvançadoE
G
Am
C
Dsus2
Cmaj7
Am7
EGAm
CI never wear Ewhite G Am
CWhite is for Evirgins G Am
CChildren in Esummer G Am
CBrides in the Epark. G Am
CMy color is Eblack Gblack Amblack
CBlack is for Esecrets G Am
COutlaws and EdancersG Am
CFor the poet in the Edark.G Am
(from the E on, this part is played half muted till the last Cmaj7 - you could use power
chords, but I found
these variations sounded better and closer to the original song)
CBlack is the Etruth Dsus2
Of my situCmaj7ation. Am7
And for those of my Estation
In Dsus2life. All other Cmaj7colors lie. Am7
EGAm
CI never wear Ewhite G Am
CWhite is too Eblinding G Am
CAlways reEminding G Am
COf the innocent who Efall G Am
CMy color is Eblack Gblack Amblack
For the Ccrone, and the Ebastard G Am
CThe schoolgirl in Euniform G Am
CThe servant in the Ehall. G Am
CBlack is the Etruth Dsus2
Of my situCmaj7ation. Am7
And for those of my Estation
In Dsus2life. All other Cmaj7colors lie. Am7
My color is Eblack black Dsus2black
Like the gangster and Cmaj7widow Am7
It's the shade and the Eshadow Dsus2
It's the depth into youCmaj7r eye Am7
CMy color is Eblack Gblack Amblack CblaEck GblaAmck
C(lEasGt AmE iCs EhaGmmAmereCd EonG hAmalfC mEuted as in interlude for a full measure)
8.
Small Blue Thing
Tom: EmCapo 1AvançadoEm
D
C
F
G
Am9
Bm7
Em Today I aDm
A smCall blue thDing
Em Like a maDrble
Or an eCye D
With my Emknees against my mouDth
I am pCerfectly roDund
Em I amD watching Cyou D
F I am Gcold against your skinF
You are perGfectly refleFcted
I am lGost inside your poFcket
I am loGst against
Your fingAm9ers
I am fBm7alling down the staiAm9rs
I am skBm7ipping on the sidAm9ewalk
I am Bm7thrown against the sAm9ky
I am raBm7ining down in Am9pieces
I am scBm7attering like Am9light
Bm7Scattering like ligAm9ht
Bm7Scattering like lAm9ight
Em Today I aDm
A smCall blue thDing
Em Made of CDhina
Made ofC glaDss
I am cEmool and smooth and cuDrious
IC never Dblink
Em I am tDurning in your hCand
DTurning in yourEm handD C D
F I am Gcold against your skinF
You are perGfectly refleFcted
I am lGost inside your poFcket
I am loGst against
Your fingAm9ers
I am fBm7alling down the staiAm9rs
I am skBm7ipping on the sidAm9ewalk
I am Bm7thrown against the sAm9ky
I am raBm7ining down in Am9pieces
I am scBm7attering like Am9light
Bm7Scattering like ligAm9ht
Bm7Scattering like lAm9ight
Em Today I aDm
A smCall blue thDing
Em Made of CDhina
Made ofC glaDss
I am cEmool and smooth and cuDrious
IC never Dblink
Em I am tDurning in your hCand
DTurning in your Emhand
DTurning in your hCand
DTurning in your hEmand
SmDall blue thing C
DTurning in your hEmand
9.
Fools Complaint
Tom: GAvançadoG
G/B
Csus2
C
Am
Asus2
F
D
B7
GG/BCsus2G
HoCw I hate the Queen of GPentacles G/B Csus2 G
Sitting on her goldenAm throne Asus2 Am Asus2
In her domestic Ctyranny F
All roads lead back to her aGlone G/B Csus2 G
ThCe whole wide world is a great big Gdrain G/B Csus2 G
And the vortex is herAm hearAsus2t Am
Her Asus2moods and wants and
CWishes and whims F
All take precedence on this Gchart G/B Csus2 G
N.C.
But what do I know
My card?s the Cfool, the Dfool, the B7fool
That merry rootless Cman,
With air beneath my Amfootstep
And providence as myF plan
Providence as mGy plan G/B Csus2 G
OhC it?s such expensive Ginnocence G/B Csus2 G
Never knowing any Amcost Asus2 Am
She Asus2throws around her Cfinery F
For us to fetch when it getsG lost G/B Csus2 G
Csus2GCsus2
AmCFGCsus2G
Csus2GCsus2G
Csus2Am
C
FG
Csus2G
N.C.
But what do I know
My card?s the Cfool, the Dfool, the B7fool
That merry rootlessC man,
With air beneath myAm footstep
And prCovidence as Fmy plan
Providence as mGy plan
N.C
But what do I know
My card?s the Cfool, the Dfool, the B7fool
That merry rootlessC man,
With air beneath myAm footstep
And prCovidence as Fmy plan
Providence as mGy plan
G/BCsus2G
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| (x) Ghost note
| v Arppegiate down
| / Slide up
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10.
Night vision
Tom: EmCapo 2AvançadoEm7
F5
G6
E7
Fmaj7
Cmaj7
C#m7
Gmaj7
Em7Em7F5G6F5E7sus4E7
By day, give Em7thanks
By night, beEm7ware
F5Half the world G6in sweetness
The F5other E7sus4in fear E7
When the darkness Em7takes you
With her hand across your Em7face
F5Don't give in tG6oo quickly
Find the F5thing she's eE7sus4rased E7
Fmaj7 Find the line, G6find the shape Fmaj7through the grain E7sus4 E7
Fmaj7 Find the outliG6ne and things will telFmaj7l you their name E7sus4 E7
The table,Em7 the guitar
The empty Em7glass
F5All will blendG6 together
When the F5daylight has pE7sus4assed E7
Fmaj7 Find the line, G6find the shape Fmaj7through the grain E7sus4 E7
Fmaj7 Find the outliG6ne and things will telFmaj7l you their name E7sus4 E7 E7sus4 E7
Cmaj7Now I watch you falling into slC#m7eep
Cmaj7Watch your fist uncurl against the shC#m7eet
Cmaj7/5-
Watch your lips fall open
And your Gmaj7eyes Fmaj7dim in E7sus4blind E7faith
I would Em7shelter you and keep you in Em7light
F5 But I caG6n only teacF5h youE7sus4 E7
Night vision Em7
Night vision Em7
NigF5ht viG6sionF5 E7sus4 E7
Em7Em7F5G6F5E7sus4E7E7sus4E7
Em7(no 3rd): X7070X
F5
G6
E7sus4Fmaj7/9/5-: 103000
Cmaj7/5- : X34000
C#m7
Gmaj7
Fmaj7