Hello There
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Glenn Tilbrook - Hello There
(Tilbrook/McNally)
From the 2014 studio album, Happy Ending.
Transcribed from a live version in 2011: https://youtu.be/Tr4u5eV2nVg
Chris McNally sings both the live version and studio version, with Glenn on backing
vocals.
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[Intro]
F Dm | C F | F Dm | C F | C
[Verse 1]
F
Well, hello there
C F Dm
It's your good old friend and buddy
F Dm7 C F
I'm at the bar, would anyone like a drink?
C Am Gm7
There's a warning light inside me
F
Got me worried
Dm7 C F
The later it gets, the less I care what you think
Dm7 C F
The later it gets, the less I care what you think
[Verse 2]
C F
Well, hello there
C7 D
I'm a long-term aficienado
F Dm7 C F
Of situations that slip out of control
C Am Gm Dm
There's a buzz sometimes in testing my bravado
F Dm7 C F
But even more in testing my resolve.
F Dm7 C F
But even more in testing my resolve.
[Verse 3]
C F C7 Dm7
I'm going home before I know I won't want to
F Dm7 C F
I'm walking so I don't say 'it can wait'
C Am Gm F
This is the same old bar I've always gone to
Dm7 C F
So I'll trick myself and leave before it's late
Dm7 C F
So I'll trick myself and leave before it's late
[Verse 4]
C F
Well, hello there
C D
I suppose I'll see you later
F Dm7 C F
I've a pact with you and a not so secret clan
Dm7 C F
I've a pact with you and a not so secret clan
C F C7 D
I suppose the sum of parts must be much greater
F Dm7 C F
Than the glimpse I get of who I think I am
[Outro]
C Am G F
I suppose the sum of parts must be much greater
Dm7 C F
Than the glimpse I get of who I think I am
Dm7 C F
Than the glimpse I get of who I think I am
Dm7 C F
Than the glimpse I get of who I think I am
Dm7 C Am
Than the glimpse I get of who I think I am
How to play Hello There
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Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
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