Breaking It Slowly - George

Breaking It Slowly

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george - Breaking It Slowly
From the album 'Polyserena'
 
Transcribed by Wes Chia - kingstudwes@h... (ICQ 52478419)
 
Okay, this is the tabbing for the acoustic guitar part...
I like to play bar chords in the chorus, especially when the
chords change quickly, but you do what you want. :)
 
The only thing I'll add is that the E/G# chord sounds best
as a bar chord, i.e.:
 
e :--4--
B :--5--
G :--4--
D :--6--
A :--7--
E :--4--
 
Go nuts.
 
Email me for comments/criticisms.
 
Cheers!
 
wes
 
(Standard Tuning)
 
{VERSE 1}
 
Fmaj7
You know how it feels
 
Cmaj7
to roll away like a stone
 
Fmaj7
And sing like a dove
 
Cmaj7
that's found it's way home
 
Fmaj7
The filth on the ground
 
Cmaj7
or washed up on the shore
 
Fmaj7
We try where they've failed
 
Cmaj7
but they'll reap what the sow
 
{CHORUS}
 
E F G
Ohhh... And it's the passion we feel
 
Am
as we run through life
 
E F G
Ohhh... I hope a time will come
 
E/G#
When they realise
 
Am C F#m
What they've done
 
F E/G# Am C F#m
THey're shakin' it, breakin it slowly
 
F E/G#
Shakin' it, breakin' it slowly...
 
Fmaj7 Cmaj7
 
{VERSE 2}
 
Fmaj7 Cmaj7
The lone CEO, chosen for his worth
 
fmaj7
To build cash-tiled walls
 
Cmaj7
Above the smoke-stacked sky
 
{CHORUS}
 
Am E Am F
Slowly.....
 
{BRIDGE}
 
Cmaj7 E Am
But what if you never drew your breath
 
Fmaj7 Cmaj7
On a warm sun-filled day
 
E
or caught all your dreams, in a season of
 
Am Fm G
tranquility, tranquility, tranquility
 
{CHORUS (a couple of times or so)}

How to play Breaking It Slowly

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is E/G#. You can transpose without leaving the page.

Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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