Richard Thompson

^C Beat ^Cadd4 my retreat, back home to ^G5 you
^C Beat ^Cadd4 my retreat, back home to ^G5 you
^a I'm burning all my ^C bridges
^a I'm burning all my ^C bridges
^a I'm burning all my ^C bridges
^G5 I'm running back home ^C to ^Cadd4 you
Trailing my colours, back home to you
Trailing my colours, back home to you
This world is filled with sadness
This world is filled with sadness
This world is filled with sadness
I'm running back home to you
(instrumental over same chords as verse)
Follow the drum, back home to you
Follow the drum, back home to you
There was no sense in my leaving
There was no sense in my leaving
There was no sense in my leaving
I'm running back home to you
You can play the song quite adequately in standard, but you won't get
the same bass feel. Also, Richard frequently plays octave bass runs like:
E_______________________________
B_______________________________
G___0___2-sl-3-sl-2_____________
D_______________________________
G___0___2-sl-3-sl-2_____________
C_______________________________
These are _much_ easier when you have the octave G strings as open, since
you can damp out the B string more easily. (Actually, I was led to using this
tuning because I heard these, tried to play them in standard, and was
disappointed. :)
^-- Jay Verkuilen jayv@uiuc.edu
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