In The Bath - Edie Brickell

In The Bath

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E(VII) A(VII)
e ------------7---------9--7-----------
B -------9-10--------10)------10-------
G -----9)-----------9------------------
D ----9-----------(7-------------------
A --(7---------------------------------
E -------------------------------------
 
E(VII) A(VII)
e ------------7------------------------
B -------9-10---------10--9--7---9-7---
G -----9)-----------9)---------------9-
D ----9-----------(7-------------------
A --(7---------------------------------
E -------------------------------------
 
 
E A
in the morning in the bath
E A
water pouring from the taps
C D E
I don't want to go out lie back, relax
E A
ever lazy ever never free
E A
what my conscience does to me
C D E
always something I should do, someone I should be
 
A E C D
 
 
G D Am
run around, put me down if you want to
G D Am
I can't hear a sound coz I'm not listening to you
G D Am
I've taken today to be off and away
E A E A
unwiiiiiinding
 
E A
in the morning in the bath
E A
I'm restoring from the past
C D E
the mistakes I made never seem to fade away
A E A C
in a wash of memories everything is coming clean
 
 
G D Am
run around, put me down if you want to
G D Am
I can't hear a sound coz I'm not listening to you
G D Am
I've taken the day to be off and away
E A E A
call me Freeeda Freda day
 
 
E A
going down the busy road
E A
looking out of my window
C D E A E A
in a taxi backseat out of control
 
 
EADGBe
022100 - E
x02220 - A
x32010 - C
xx0232 - D
320033 - G
x02210 - Am
 
Nic
Nic.Boulton@bn.cwplc.com

How to play In The Bath

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is E. 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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