ay For Night"
Play this blues with the highest barre chords you can find.
Use a pattern of picking the bass note followed by a single
scraping strum. Ask Robert Quine to back you up on the solo!
What you [E]gave me
I could feel it
Like the [A]warm rays of the sun
Such a [E]small thing
Took me farther
Then I'd [B]been with anyone
[C#m]What else can I tell you?[B]
[A]My life was [B]simply very [C#]bright[C#sus4][C#][C#sus2]
[A]So I traded the [B]day for [E]night
Well I [E]love you
And I want you
You should [A]know that anyway
Well I [E]love you
And I want you
But that [B]doesn't mean I'll stay
And [C#m]how much can I tell you[B]
[A]When my brain is [B]terminally [C#]ligh[C#sus4]t, so b[C#]rig[C#sus2]ht
[A]That I traded the [B]day for [E]Night
(solo)
[C#m]What else can I tell you?[B]
[A]My life is [B]simply very [C#]bright[C#sus4][C#][C#sus2]
[A]So I traded the [B]day for [C#]night[C#sus4][C3][C#sus2]
[A]I traded the [B]day for[E]
Play this blues with the highest barre chords you can find.
Use a pattern of picking the bass note followed by a single
scraping strum. Ask Robert Quine to back you up on the solo!
What you [E]gave me
I could feel it
Like the [A]warm rays of the sun
Such a [E]small thing
Took me farther
Then I'd [B]been with anyone
[C#m]What else can I tell you?[B]
[A]My life was [B]simply very [C#]bright[C#sus4][C#][C#sus2]
[A]So I traded the [B]day for [E]night
Well I [E]love you
And I want you
You should [A]know that anyway
Well I [E]love you
And I want you
But that [B]doesn't mean I'll stay
And [C#m]how much can I tell you[B]
[A]When my brain is [B]terminally [C#]ligh[C#sus4]t, so b[C#]rig[C#sus2]ht
[A]That I traded the [B]day for [E]Night
(solo)
[C#m]What else can I tell you?[B]
[A]My life is [B]simply very [C#]bright[C#sus4][C#][C#sus2]
[A]So I traded the [B]day for [C#]night[C#sus4][C3][C#sus2]
[A]I traded the [B]day for[E]