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5 years ago898William Bloke (1996)Billy Bragg

Date: Wed, 27 Nov 1996 22:12:09 +0000 From: Nic.Boulton@cw.mercury.co.uk /b/Billy_Bragg/Brickbat.tab >From Willam Bloke (Intro & first half of verse) : [G] [D] [Em] [D] e -------3-3-3-3-3--2--0--|---------0-0-0-0-0--2--0---|| B -------0-0-0-0-0--3--0--|---------0-0-0-0-0--3--0---|| G...

5 years ago625William Bloke (1996)Billy Bragg

Subject: b/bragg_billy/from_red_to_blue.crd Date: Tue, 3 Jun 1997 14:24:49 +1000 From: Mackay School Support Centre "From Red to Blue" by Billy Bragg (from the album "William Bloke") Notes: I suggest playing it using barre chords with a rhythm similar to that used in the first bar of the intro. On the CD it is actually about a quarter tone...

5 years ago1632Tooth & Nail (2013)Billy Bragg

These are the slightly weird chords; e|--0------0------0------2------| B|--1------1------1------1------| G|--0------0------0------2------| D|--0------2------3------0------| A|--2------0------3-------------| E|------------------------------| [Cmaj9] [Am7] [Fmaj9] [D7] I'm [C]never gonna [Cmaj9]be the handy[Am]man a[Am7]round the [F]house...

5 years ago1601Talking With the Taxman About Poetry (1986)Billy Bragg

Honey I'm a Big Boy Now Billy Bragg from the album: Talking with the Taxman about Poetry Posted UltimateGuitar.com by Matt Quinn Any corrections or suggestions welcome. One of my all time favourite Billy Bragg songs. Another tragic tale of love gone wrong, this time it's due to the hero not pulling his weight with the domestic chores. Anyone...

5 years ago898Brewing Up With Billy Bragg (1984)Billy Bragg

[G] [C] [G] [D] [G] [C] [G] [D] It says [C]here that the [G]unions will never l[D]earn And it says [C]here that the e[G]conomy is on the up[D]turn And it says [C]here we should be [G]proud that we are [D]free And our free [C]press reflects our de[G]mocracy[D] Those [G]braying [Em]voices on the [C]right of the [G]house [G]Echo [Em]down...

5 years ago624Mermaid Avenue (1998)Billy Bragg

Intro: C Bb Am F (x2) [C]One by one [Bb]the teardrops fall as i w[Am]rite you[Dm] [C]One by one [Bb]my words come falling on th[F]e page[Dm] [C]One by one [Bb]my dreams are fading in the[F] twilight[Dm] [C]One by one[Am] my schemes are failing fast[F] away[C] [C] [Bb] [Am] [F] [C] [Bb] [Am] [Dm] One by one the flowers fade here in my...

5 years ago954Don’t Try This at Home (1991)Billy Bragg

My Fave Song! When the song is played live I've noticed that Billy adds in a Gmaj9 when playing the for the verse. Simply play an open D and then take your finger off the G string for a He then returns the D. Also in the chorus, after you play an Em7, play an open D and then play out the notes a Dsus4 releasing the e string after you hit it...

5 years ago3828The Internationale (1990)Billy Bragg

Dedicado a Len Trotsky, Emiliano Zapata y Comandante Che Guevara Verse1: Stand [A]up all victims of [D]oppression For the [E7]tyrants fear your [A]might[E7] Don't [A]cling so hard to your [D]possessions For you have [E7]nothing if you have no[A] rights Let [E]racist [B7]ignorance be [E]ended For re[B7]spect makes the empires...

5 years ago2253Talking With the Taxman About Poetry (1986)Billy Bragg

INTRO: [C] [G] [D] [Dsus4] [D] [C] [G] [D] [GD] Chords: [G]There is power in a factory, power in the land[C] [G]Power in the hand of the worker[D][Dus4][D] [G]But it all amounts to nothing if together we d[C]on't stand T[G]here is power in a Union[D][G] [G]Now the lessons of the past were all learned w[C]ith workers blood [G]The mistakes...

5 years ago1409Billy Currington (2003)Billy Currington

Intro A D A E A (you can play with A little D run down after the last A if you want, then strike a solid A at the end) Verse 1: (no chords) A Well we know it ain't the first time We know it used to be my past time And a [D]couple times back we agreed that was gonna be my [A]last time But I g[E]uess last night I plumb forgot Who's runnin'...