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Date: Fri 7 Jul 95 17:28:43 EDT
From: Winston Campbell <[email protected]>
Subject: SPRING HEELED JIM by Morrissey
Spring Heeled Jim
(Morrissey/Whyte)
This is the second song off of -Vauxhall & I- and a pretty good one in my
opinion. I play this song with a capo on the fourth fret. The intro and
interlusions (if there is such a word) are this RIFF:
G#-------------1-----------|-------------0-----------|
D#-------1--------1--------|-------1--------1--------|
F#-3---3---------------3---|-----2---------------2---|
C#-------------------------|-0-----------------------|
#-------------------------|-------------------------|
Spring-Heeled Jim winks an eye
C D Dsus4
He~ll do he~ll never be done to
He takes on whoever flew through
Well it~s the normal thing to do
(ahhh)
RIFF
Spring-Heeled Jim lives to love
C D Dsus4
Now kissing with his mouth full
And his eyes on some other fool
So many women his head should be spinning
(oh but no)
RIFF
Spring-Heeled Jim slurs the words
C D Dsus4
There is no need to be so knowing
Take life at five times your average speed
C D Dsus4
Like I do
Until Jim feels the chill
C D Dsus4
Oh where did all the time go
Once always in for the kill
Now it~s too cold
And he feels too old
RIFF
(ending instrumental played with verse chords)
you may notice my deliberate use of Dsus4 chords and i justify that by
telling you that if you listen to the album closely it has such a feel
for A Dsus4 chord.
for poor people who cannot afford capoes i can sympathize so i will
decode each chord into their correct names and their correct fingering
but having a capo makes it so much easier. (the cheapest capo costs only
two dollars or maybe less). anyway:
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Capoed F = A 5 7 7 6 5 5
Capoed Am=C#m x 4 6 6 5 4
Capoed E = G# 4 6 6 5 4 4
Capoed C = E x 7 9 9 9 x
Capoed D = F# x x 4 6 7 6
Capoed Dsus4=F#sus4 x x 4 6 7 7
(questions comments phillipics email me) bye-bye
