Date: Sat, 2 Dec 1995 16:46:34 -0800
From: [email protected] (Jay Alosa)
Subject: Re: Guitar Chords for some Squeeze songs
Squeeze, "Walk a Straight Line", From "Play"
Walk a Straight Line
Intro -- "Walkdown" to Am, see notes at end
I need some [G]help. [C] Help to de[G]cide.[C]
G D (Walkdown to Em)
Whether its our love, steps out of time.
You say you [G]need,[C] time on your [G]own[C]
time to [G]accept how[D] our love has [G]grown.
And when you [C]think about
all the [G]bad in me
think a[A7]bout this too
D C (Walkdown to Am)
how me and you could forever be.
Verse 2
In need of [G]help,[C] help to ex[G]pand[C]
G D (Walkdown to Em)
with each other's minds, together to plan.
Time in our [G]lives[C], time on our [G]own[C]
so one day [G]we'll see[D] our love has [G]grown.
And when that [C]day arrives
don't know [G]where we'll be.
but I [A7]hope that trust
can [D]be for [C]us and
(Walkdown to Am)
you'll still love me.
Solo
[Am] [C] [G] [Em] [Am] [C] [G] [Em][C]
Verse 3
I need some [G]help,[C] help to be [G]found[C]
G D (Walkdown to Em)
when you are alone I won't let you down.
We all need [G]time,[C] time on our [G]own[C]
so we can [G]step back, [D]see how love's [G]grown.
And when I'm [C]stepping back
hope that [G]I will see
that [A7]faith can play
D C (Walkdown to C)
a part today for both you and me.
And if [C]love needs help
and if [G]love needs time
give [A7]love the strength
to [D]walk a [C]straight line.
Walk a straight [G]line.[C]
Walk a straight [G]line.[C]
Walk a straight [G]line.[C]
I need some help[G].[C]
I need some help[G].[C][G]
Notes:
"Walkdown" to Am
1. G (Play mostly low E and A strings)
2. Move pointer finger to low E string 2nd fret, and play A string open
3. Em
4. Like a C, only up to frets
5. C
6. Em
7. Am
"Walkdown" to Em
just like above, only stop at number 3.
"Walkdown" to C
just like above, only stop at number 5.
"fudged" by Joe Crapa & [email protected] Got any improvements? Let me know!
From: [email protected] (Jay Alosa)
Subject: Re: Guitar Chords for some Squeeze songs
Squeeze, "Walk a Straight Line", From "Play"
Walk a Straight Line
--------------------
Intro -- "Walkdown" to Am, see notes at end
I need some [G]help. [C] Help to de[G]cide.[C]
G D (Walkdown to Em)
Whether its our love, steps out of time.
You say you [G]need,[C] time on your [G]own[C]
time to [G]accept how[D] our love has [G]grown.
And when you [C]think about
all the [G]bad in me
think a[A7]bout this too
D C (Walkdown to Am)
how me and you could forever be.
Verse 2
--------
In need of [G]help,[C] help to ex[G]pand[C]
G D (Walkdown to Em)
with each other's minds, together to plan.
Time in our [G]lives[C], time on our [G]own[C]
so one day [G]we'll see[D] our love has [G]grown.
And when that [C]day arrives
don't know [G]where we'll be.
but I [A7]hope that trust
can [D]be for [C]us and
(Walkdown to Am)
you'll still love me.
Solo
[Am] [C] [G] [Em] [Am] [C] [G] [Em][C]
Verse 3
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I need some [G]help,[C] help to be [G]found[C]
G D (Walkdown to Em)
when you are alone I won't let you down.
We all need [G]time,[C] time on our [G]own[C]
so we can [G]step back, [D]see how love's [G]grown.
And when I'm [C]stepping back
hope that [G]I will see
that [A7]faith can play
D C (Walkdown to C)
a part today for both you and me.
And if [C]love needs help
and if [G]love needs time
give [A7]love the strength
to [D]walk a [C]straight line.
Walk a straight [G]line.[C]
Walk a straight [G]line.[C]
Walk a straight [G]line.[C]
I need some help[G].[C]
I need some help[G].[C][G]
Notes:
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"Walkdown" to Am
1. G (Play mostly low E and A strings)
2. Move pointer finger to low E string 2nd fret, and play A string open
3. Em
4. Like a C, only up to frets
5. C
6. Em
7. Am
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"Walkdown" to Em
just like above, only stop at number 3.
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"Walkdown" to C
just like above, only stop at number 5.
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"fudged" by Joe Crapa & [email protected] Got any improvements? Let me know!
