Through The Net
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Glenn Tilbrook & The Fluffers - Through The Net
(Tilbrook)
From the 2009 studio album, Pandemonium Ensues
[Intro]
D | G | D | G | C#
[Verse 1]
F#m B
The Judge looked tired he’d heard enough
F#m B
The police had found her sleeping rough
A G# C#m
Wanted for a previous as-sault
E F#m
For which she’d not turned up in court
B
She sat there slouched and pale
F#m D
His only option to refuse bail
A D
She’s only young but you wouldn’t bet
B7 E A
A-gainst her slipping through the net
[Chorus]
D E A D E A
Fee fi fo fum when the morning comes it comes and
B D
You can’t hide and you can’t run
A
Cause it’s another day
[Verse 2]
F#m B
He never went out-side alone
F#m B
As he was always chaperoned
A Cdim
From party bags to public school
C#m E
He slowly learnt to bend the rules
F#m B
His teenage hormones couldn’t take
F#m D
His parents stif-ling embrace
A D
A better background you won’t get
B7 E A
But he’s still slipping through the net
[Chorus]
D E A D E A
Fee fi fo fum when the morning comes it comes and
B D
You can’t hide nor can you run
A D#7
Cause it’s another day
[Instrumental]
D - G - D - G - D - G - C#7
[Verse 3]
F#m B
Her parents were ac-quainted, yes
F#m B
With the social services
A F
They loved their kids and couldn’t see
C#m E
They lived their lives cha-otically
F#m B
The youngest girl has surged ahead
F#m D
She loves to read and fill her head
A D
Just watch her one day I’ll bet
Bm E A
She’ll slip the right way through... the net
[Chorus]
D E A D E A
Fee fi fo fum when the morning comes it comes and
D#m D
You can’t hide nor can you run
A B D#
Or look the other way
[Outro]
D E A D E A
Nature, nurture may bless or curse you
B D
Give you love or inflict hurt
F#m B
Captain Pugwash, Captain Kirk
D D#dim E
Sensible or just plain ber-serk
A
Here comes another day
How to play Through The Net
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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.