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Intro (probably wrong, but close)
--------------0--------
--0--0---0--------0---- x4
--3--------------------
--5----5-5--5---5------
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F C
----0-------0-----0-------0------------0-------0-----0-------0---
--0---0-0h1---1-0---0-0h1------------0---0-0h1---1-0---0-0h1---1-
--2-----2-------2-----2-----0h2-0----0-----0-------0-----0-------
--3-----3-------3-----3--------------2-----2-------2-----2-------
--3-----3-------3-----3--------------3-----3-------3-----3-------
-------------------------------------3-----3-------3-----3-------
Play the F - C progression twice, then
F G
---0----------0--------
---1----------3--------
---2----------4--------
---3----------5--------
---3----------5--------
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Tuesdays and Fridays I
F G
wait at the busstop
F G
and guess who won't show up
F G
I'm tired of waiting
C*
for you
C*
--0--0--0-------------------
--1--1--0---0-1-0-------0---
--0--0--0---------0-0h2-----
--2--2--2-------------------
--3--3--3-------------------
--3--3--3-------------------
F G
Reflections in puddles and
F G
rain on their faces
F G
how awkward this place is
F G
It all seems connected
C*
to you
Then, the F - C progression once, then
( this part twice ) | (first time only)
F G Am | Am
----0------0-----0----0--0s5--5---|--5--------
----0--0h1---1---1s3--3--3s5--5---|----5------
----2------------2s4--4--4s5--5---|------5----
----3------------3s5--5--5s7--7---|-----------
----3------------3s5--5--5s7--7---|-----------
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Play the F - C progression during the second verse
F
You warned me from the first time out
but I chose to ignore the things
C
you said
F
Of course it didn't take you long
to figure out a way to pull
C
my leg
If anyone knows the rest, please post it.
Thanks.
Dominick Mancine
dmancine@students.uiuc.edu
How to play Leg
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is F. 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.