Lover's Tiff
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Lover's Tiff
from the Gangsterland EP
Tabbed by: Ben Gladdle (moose9377@hotmail.com)
Pretty simple, but another great track hidden away on a b-side...
Any help with the words would be appreciated.
Main Riff:
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E----------------------------------
B----------------------------------
G----------------------------------
D---------2------------2----2h3-3--
A----------------------------------
E---1-1-1--------1-1-1-------------
E----------------------------------
B---------------------------------- (on alternating times through
G---------------------------------- the riff, don't play the extra
D---------2------------2--0-0--0-0- 0s at the end, just bend the
A---------------------------------- last 2)
E---0-0-0--------0-0-0-------------
Most of the rest of the song is just strumming or picking through F
and Em. The picking is either too random or inaudible for me to
pick out I'm afriad... And there's also the short interlude bits,
which are slightly bent C and F chords.
Chords:
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F Em C
E--1--0--0--
B--1--0--1--
G--2--0--0--
D--3--2--2--
A--3--2--3--
E--1--0-----
F Em
When you gonna head on home?
F
Or is it too late in the night
Swim in your eyes like pools
I should have given that softly
A lover's tiff
It felt so out of my sight
Let's not predict our dreams tonight
? ? sleepy ?
Just play C and F, single strums, and bend them a bit.
F Em
So when you gonna head on home?
Or is it too late in the night
And I want to scream but I can't
I'm so invisibly held down
A lover's tiff
Will it was so far out of your sight
? ? ? ? for you now
? scars us forever
Everything you've ever said or done
Well the strings always pull too tight
? ? ? ?
I take an endless train ride
Way up there
(I can't figure out many of the words after that bit)
(but it switches to C and F chords again from now on)
End on Em.
How to play Lover's Tiff
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 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.