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#Date: Sat, 11 Nov 95 23:22:04 CST
#From: "Ben Weiss"
#Subject: CRD was REQ: Soul Asylum, "New World"
#
#Great song. The trick is in the time changes; the verses are in 5/4,
#the bridge and chorus in 3/4. (The chords are easier than they look.)
#
#This is slightly modified from a songbook version. D7+ is D7
#augmented, i.e. with a sharped 5th: xx0312. The book has it with a
#Bb in the bass--D7+5/A#, or x10312--which I find a pain to play.
# Ben
#NEW WORLD
#Words & music: Dave Pirner
#On Soul Asylum's _Grave Dancers Union_
#
#G 320003
#C x32010
#C/D xx0010
#Bm x24432
#D7+ xx0312 or x10312
#Am7 x02010
#D xx0232
#D/F# 200232
#G/B x20003
#A x02220
#D/E 000232
#C(9) x32030
#
#INTRO (and verse riff) in 5/4, like this: G G G C C/D G G G C C/D
#
[G] Lives in a little [C]lone[C/D]ly [G]town
[C]No [C/D]one's a[G]round, ex[C]cept [C/D]for the [G]drinking[C][C/D]
[G] Nobody ever [C]gets [C/D]a - [G]round
C C/D G C C/D G C (rhythm change)
But those who leave the township sinking
BRIDGE: [C]May you [Bm]rot [D7+] in [Am7]heaven[D]
Got to [Bm]be [D7+]home by [Am7]seven[D]
CHORUS: And the [G]field [D/F#]burns a[Em]way
The [C]sky [G/B]breathes it [Am]in
So [D]why sit and [G]wait
C G D G C C/D (back to verse rhythm)
For the new world to begin?
I'm coming out across your borders
With new orders for you to take
I'd really like to take out your daughter
Down by the water, down by the lake
BRIDGE: When the cold water's on her skin
I can feel how long it's been
CHORUS: And the neighbors will all be there
And no one will know what to wear
So why sit and wait
For the new world to begin?
INSTRUMENTAL: follows chords of next verse
I got a lot I got to do
Just to get through the end of the day
[A] It hardly ever [D]e-[D/E]ven [A]happens
But [D]I [D/E]go to [D]sleep the same any[C(9]way
INSTRUMENTAL BRIDGE: Bm D7+ Am7 D
CHORUS: And you can't believe in yourself
You can't believe in anyone else
So why sit and wait
For the new world to begin?
OUTRO: Verse chords, end on G
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Subject: CRD was REQ: Soul Asylum, "New World"
Status: RO
Great song. The trick is in the time changes; the verses are in 5/4,
the bridge and chorus in 3/4. (The chords are easier than they look.)
This is slightly modified from a songbook version. D7+ is D7
augmented, i.e. with a sharped 5th: xx0312. The book has it with a
Bb in the bass--D7+5/A#, or x10312--which I find a pain to play.
Ben
NEW WORLD
Words & music: Dave Pirner
On Soul Asylum's _Grave Dancers Union_
G 320003
C x32010
C/D xx0010
Bm x24432
D7+ xx0312 or x10312
Am7 x02010
D xx0232
D/F# 200232
G/B x20003
A x02220
D/E 000232
C(9) x32030
INTRO (and verse riff) in 5/4, like this: G G G C C/D G G G C C/D
[G] Lives in a little [C]lone[C/D]ly [G]town
[C]No [C/D]one's a[G]round, ex[C]cept [C/D]for the [G]drinking[C][C/D]
[G] Nobody ever [C]gets [C/D]a - [G]round
C C/D G C C/D G C (rhythm change)
But those who leave the township sinking
BRIDGE: [C]May you [Bm]rot [D7+] in [Am7]heaven[D]
Got to [Bm]be [D7+]home by [Am7]seven[D]
CHORUS: And the [G]field [D/F#]burns a[Em]way
The [C]sky [G/B]breathes it [Am]in
So [D]why sit and [G]wait
C G D G C C/D (back to verse rhythm)
For the new world to begin?
I'm coming out across your borders
With new orders for you to take
I'd really like to take out your daughter
Down by the water, down by the lake
BRIDGE: When the cold water's on her skin
I can feel how long it's been
CHORUS: And the neighbors will all be there
And no one will know what to wear
So why sit and wait
For the new world to begin?
INSTRUMENTAL: follows chords of next verse
I got a lot I got to do
Just to get through the end of the day
[A] It hardly ever [D]e-[D/E]ven [A]happens
But [D]I [D/E]go to [D]sleep the same any[C(9]way
INSTRUMENTAL BRIDGE: Bm D7+ Am7 D
CHORUS: And you can't believe in yourself
You can't believe in anyone else
So why sit and wait
For the new world to begin?
OUTRO: Verse chords, end on G
#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------#
##This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
##song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##
#Date: Sat, 11 Nov 95 23:22:04 CST
#From: "Ben Weiss"
#Subject: CRD was REQ: Soul Asylum, "New World"
#
#Great song. The trick is in the time changes; the verses are in 5/4,
#the bridge and chorus in 3/4. (The chords are easier than they look.)
#
#This is slightly modified from a songbook version. D7+ is D7
#augmented, i.e. with a sharped 5th: xx0312. The book has it with a
#Bb in the bass--D7+5/A#, or x10312--which I find a pain to play.
# Ben
#NEW WORLD
#Words & music: Dave Pirner
#On Soul Asylum's _Grave Dancers Union_
#
#G 320003
#C x32010
#C/D xx0010
#Bm x24432
#D7+ xx0312 or x10312
#Am7 x02010
#D xx0232
#D/F# 200232
#G/B x20003
#A x02220
#D/E 000232
#C(9) x32030
#
#INTRO (and verse riff) in 5/4, like this: G G G C C/D G G G C C/D
#
[G] Lives in a little [C]lone[C/D]ly [G]town
[C]No [C/D]one's a[G]round, ex[C]cept [C/D]for the [G]drinking[C][C/D]
[G] Nobody ever [C]gets [C/D]a - [G]round
C C/D G C C/D G C (rhythm change)
But those who leave the township sinking
BRIDGE: [C]May you [Bm]rot [D7+] in [Am7]heaven[D]
Got to [Bm]be [D7+]home by [Am7]seven[D]
CHORUS: And the [G]field [D/F#]burns a[Em]way
The [C]sky [G/B]breathes it [Am]in
So [D]why sit and [G]wait
C G D G C C/D (back to verse rhythm)
For the new world to begin?
I'm coming out across your borders
With new orders for you to take
I'd really like to take out your daughter
Down by the water, down by the lake
BRIDGE: When the cold water's on her skin
I can feel how long it's been
CHORUS: And the neighbors will all be there
And no one will know what to wear
So why sit and wait
For the new world to begin?
INSTRUMENTAL: follows chords of next verse
I got a lot I got to do
Just to get through the end of the day
[A] It hardly ever [D]e-[D/E]ven [A]happens
But [D]I [D/E]go to [D]sleep the same any[C(9]way
INSTRUMENTAL BRIDGE: Bm D7+ Am7 D
CHORUS: And you can't believe in yourself
You can't believe in anyone else
So why sit and wait
For the new world to begin?
OUTRO: Verse chords, end on G
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Date: Sun, 12 Nov 95 13:33:03 CST
From: "Ben Weiss"
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Subject: CRD was REQ: Soul Asylum, "New World"
Status: RO
Great song. The trick is in the time changes; the verses are in 5/4,
the bridge and chorus in 3/4. (The chords are easier than they look.)
This is slightly modified from a songbook version. D7+ is D7
augmented, i.e. with a sharped 5th: xx0312. The book has it with a
Bb in the bass--D7+5/A#, or x10312--which I find a pain to play.
Ben
NEW WORLD
Words & music: Dave Pirner
On Soul Asylum's _Grave Dancers Union_
G 320003
C x32010
C/D xx0010
Bm x24432
D7+ xx0312 or x10312
Am7 x02010
D xx0232
D/F# 200232
G/B x20003
A x02220
D/E 000232
C(9) x32030
INTRO (and verse riff) in 5/4, like this: G G G C C/D G G G C C/D
[G] Lives in a little [C]lone[C/D]ly [G]town
[C]No [C/D]one's a[G]round, ex[C]cept [C/D]for the [G]drinking[C][C/D]
[G] Nobody ever [C]gets [C/D]a - [G]round
C C/D G C C/D G C (rhythm change)
But those who leave the township sinking
BRIDGE: [C]May you [Bm]rot [D7+] in [Am7]heaven[D]
Got to [Bm]be [D7+]home by [Am7]seven[D]
CHORUS: And the [G]field [D/F#]burns a[Em]way
The [C]sky [G/B]breathes it [Am]in
So [D]why sit and [G]wait
C G D G C C/D (back to verse rhythm)
For the new world to begin?
I'm coming out across your borders
With new orders for you to take
I'd really like to take out your daughter
Down by the water, down by the lake
BRIDGE: When the cold water's on her skin
I can feel how long it's been
CHORUS: And the neighbors will all be there
And no one will know what to wear
So why sit and wait
For the new world to begin?
INSTRUMENTAL: follows chords of next verse
I got a lot I got to do
Just to get through the end of the day
[A] It hardly ever [D]e-[D/E]ven [A]happens
But [D]I [D/E]go to [D]sleep the same any[C(9]way
INSTRUMENTAL BRIDGE: Bm D7+ Am7 D
CHORUS: And you can't believe in yourself
You can't believe in anyone else
So why sit and wait
For the new world to begin?
OUTRO: Verse chords, end on G
