Cifra de Help You Ann - Lyres
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Primeiro acorde: E 9 acordes identificados
Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
See notes on timing/tremelo after tab
[Intro]
|Bbm |Eb |Db |Ab | x3
[Verse 1]
Bbm Eb Db Ab Bbm Eb Db Ab
He's got no use for you now
Db Ab Bbm Eb Db Ab
That's why an' I feel the same way too
Well he's done putting you down and as cynical as he can be
He's spending money on the things that you used to give to me for free
[Chorus)
Sometimes I, get so mad
And I, wanna hurt you
But I, do the best I can
Now I wanna, I wanna help you Ann
[Verse 2]
Bbm Eb Db Ab Bbm Eb Db Ab
He comes back suckin' all the money, that you make
And he's got a use for you now
Db Ab Bbm Eb Db Ab
Makin' profit like a choo choo train
Well he's no good for you Ann
When I kill him I'll start you one day
That's why I want you myself, think of all the money, I could save
[Chorus]
And so I'm, back here again
Cause I, wanted you so
Said I, wanna be your man
And I wanna, I wanna help you Ann
And I wanna, I Wanna help you Ann
Eb Db Ab Bbm
Just as fast as I can (etc. ad lib)
NOTES: BPM is around 150. If you count 4 to the bar at that rate
then the tremelo (set on 100% depth) is set to flash at twice that.
Then you strum all those 8th notes. Basically you are strumming at
the same rate that the tremelo is flashing. Except for the very first
chord of course which just rings with tremelo. Then there are a few
chords (in chorus) where you have to kick the tremelo off, let alone for
the solo. Amazing how they could nail it live with one guitar. Also,
usually there are 4 beats per chord but there are 3 places where the
Bbm starts on the 4th beat (aka a "pickup" beat). The first line of intro,
and 1st line of both verses. The verse vocals are then skewed to not really
fall on the normal downbeats (the tremelo is part of what makes that
work so well). That is reflected in the chart but it is really hard at
times to tell exactly what word a chord starts on so you just have to
feel it. That's my take anyway. If you play it in a band then do comment!