The Bible were an independent UK band with lead singer Boo Hewerdine. The band released two critically acclaimed albums in the mid-1980s.
In 1985, Hewerdine, who ran a record shop in Cambridge UK, formed The Bible, recruiting jazz drummer Tony Shepherd. They released an album of songs through the independent Norwich label Backs Records called Walking The Ghost Back Home.
The Bible became a fairly successful independent band, with a cult following spread mostly through word of mouth and live performances.
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This is on 'Random Acts of Kindness' and also 'Walking the Ghost Back Home' by The Bible! Written by Boo Hewerdine and Tony Shepherd. Unless there's something wrong with my CD player or guitar tuning (quite possible), the key seems to be about halfway between G and Ab. Below is written as though played in G at the nut.
v v v ^a GDCC Would I give you money I don't know
v v v ^a GDCC The free-est things in life are best & so put me to the test, now
v ^ v ^ v ^ v v GG+6 DD v ^ v v ^ v DDsus
v ^ v h DDsus v ^ v ^ v ^ v v CG+6 DD
v^v^v ^ v v v^v^v ^ v v GG+6 DCG+6 D2 And when I die will you build the Taj Mahal?
v^v^v ^ v v v^v^v ^ v v GG+6 DCG+6 D Wear black everyday of your life? I doubt it
v^v^v ^ v v N.C. GG+6 D You will never see, you will never see Graceland v^v^v ^ v v CG+6 D2 you will never see Graceland repeat once
*G oo - oo - oo DC All my wanting all my waiting D All my working all my wickedness GDC * For all my yearning inside I'm shutting down
vv v ^a Va ^a CGDCD2 You will never see Graceland
v^v^v ^ v v v^v^v ^ v v GG+6 DCG+6 D2 So what am I doing, without you?
v^v^v ^ v v v^v^v ^ v v . . strum D . . GG+6 DCG+6 D2 Love at 2nd sight would see me through but not this time
v^v^v ^ v v strum D2 . . GG+6 D You will never see, you will never see Graceland v^v^v ^ v v CG+6 D2 you will never see Graceland repeat once
*G oo oo oo DC All my wanting all my waiting D All my working all my wickedness v GDC * C For all my yearning all my yearning all my yearning
vv v^v^v ^ vv (Esus) v^v^v ^ vv (Esus) CAG+6 E2DG+6 E You will never see Graceland ^ | |__key change to A here (why?!!)
----- v ^ v ^ v ^ v v AG+6 E2E2 v ^ v v ^ v EEsus
v ^ v v ^ v EEsus v ^ v ^ v ^ v v DG+6 EE v ^ v v ^ v EEsus
v ^ v v ^ v EEsus repeat once -----
v^v^v ^ v v AG+6 E You will never see, you will never see Graceland v^v^v ^ v v DG+6 E2 you will never see Graceland repeat once
ooh ooh ooh , etc. over A E D E
Right hand: v is a downstroke ^ is an upstroke Va is slightly arpeggiated downstroke ^a is slightly arpeggiated upstroke N.C. is no chord
* The section "oo oo oo, all my wanting. . . waiting. working, etc." is played as the lowest 4 notes in each chord, played as a slow arpeggio, but this can sound a bit thin without keyboards underneath it, so strumming this bit might be better unless you're playing with a band.
H is A hammer-on
EADGBe 320003 - G XX0000 - G+6 XX0232 - D XX0233 - Dsus (H is A hammer-on from D) XX023x - D2 hit it hard on the D&G strings X32010 - C 022100 - E 0221xx - E2 hit it hard on the bass strings 022200 - Esus x02220 - A