Woe (chords)

[orangejubilee]

[E]We got some poison in us
Cyanide and nico[E]tine
More than you've ever [E]seen
More than I can be-[E]lieve
[D]Woe-woe, woe, woe
[AGAG - E]

[E]Guns guns they all got guns
Now they wanna shoot some-[E]one
I'd rather be drunk than dead
Or go where Jesus [E]fled
So I'll get drunk a-[E]gain
Or maybe [E]not
[D]Woe-woe, woe, woe
[AGAG - E]

[E]I saw on a tombstone
[(G)-A]He came in this world a-[E]lone
Spent all his time a-[E]lone
He left this life a-[E]lone
[D]Woe-woe, woe, woe
[AGAG - E]

The guitar on the record is tuned down 1/2 a step. For a standard tuned guitar all the above chords are flats.

All the chords are the normal open shape except the 'G', which isn't fretted - you get it by playing the strings you leave open when you lift your fingers from the A chord (i.e. just hit the open strings in passing between the 'real' chords and you'll get the 'G'- you'll hear when you've got it right).

[borracha]

Thanks a lot! I'll give it a try...

[CE49]

Good job with the G - that would have thrown me had I tried to work this one it but you've found it perfectly. Many thanks.

[hamilton]

those are the only first position chords Mark Lanegan could play when Winding Sheet was written, i believe.

Love You Little Girl = E/G/A.. and i think Eyes Of A Child is something similar, if i recall correctly.

[low]

Great! Love it, thanks And it's greeeen!