Biography:
(2004 - 2016) An 11 piece band that play(ed) arrangements of English traditional music.
They released one Ep, E.P.onymous in October 2004, and five albums, Burlesque in October 2006, Matachin in October 2008, Hedonism in October 2010, Broadside in October 2012 and Revival in June 2014.
http://www.bellowhead.co.uk/releases.html
They announced in 2015 that the 2016 tour would be the last.
www.bellowhead.co.uk/home/item/142-thats-all-folks.html
Band Members ...
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ACROSS THE LINE - Bellowhead
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Tabbed by: Dan Glover (dan-the-man278)
Email: [email protected]
Tuning: Standard EADGBe, no capo
This is a great song off a wonderful album, and it has some tricky progressions
here and there. However, I think this is pretty much spot-on. Comments and
corrections are welcome.
Note: In the second and third instrumentals, I have notated the rhythm of some of
the chords using slashes and bar lines- the chords should be on the first, third
and fourth beats of those bars.
Chord shapes:
Em: 022000
F#m7: 242222 or 244200
Bm7: x24232
A: x02220
D/F#: 2x0232 (wrap your thumb round the neck for the bass note & muting the A-string)
G: 320033 or 320003
D: xx0232
Bm: x24432
F#m: 244222
INTRO
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Em F#m7 Bm7 A
VERSE 1
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Em7 F#m7
I've sailed the whole world over, across the seven seas
Bm7 A
I courted my sweetheart underneath the Kaori trees
I travelled with the north wind, up to the Bering Strait
Around the horn and home again; for that is the sailor's fate
INSTRUMENTAL
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Bm7 A (x4)
VERSE 2 (same as verse 1)
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Across the barren wasteland of the frozen Arctic sea
Through Polynesian breezes and southern storms sailed we
The wind all in the rigging sings a lonely lullaby
Bm7 A Bm (2 beats)
A sailor I have always been; a sailor I will die
CHORUS
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D/F# G D
Across the line, the Gulf Stream
G D
Working your life away
D/F# G Bm
Around the horn and home again
A Bm
For that is the sailor's way
INSTRUMENTAL
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Bm7 A (x2)
|G / Bm A|D / A G|
D-G
F#m-F#m7
Bm7 A (x8)
VERSE 3 (different)
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G A Bm
We sailed up to the northward, we sailed up to the east
F#m7 G
We reefed our sail in the strongest gale and stood in the calmest sea
Ocean bound by Dusky Sound and Pegasus through the strait
Port Cooper, ocean, Tom Kane Bay; for that is the sailor's fate
INSTRUMENTAL
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Em7 F#m7 (x4)
|G / Bm A|D / A G|
D-G
F#m-F#m7
CHORUS
------
Across the line, the Gulf Stream
Working your life away
Around the horn and home again
Across the line, the Gulf Stream
Working your life away
Around the horn and home again
For that is the sailor's way
OUTRO
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Bm A G F#m7 Bm
Enjoy!
ACROSS THE LINE - Bellowhead
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Tabbed by: Dan Glover (dan-the-man278)
Email: [email protected]
Tuning: Standard EADGBe, no capo
This is a great song off a wonderful album, and it has some tricky progressions
here and there. However, I think this is pretty much spot-on. Comments and
corrections are welcome.
Note: In the second and third instrumentals, I have notated the rhythm of some of
the chords using slashes and bar lines- the chords should be on the first, third
and fourth beats of those bars.
Chord shapes:
Em: 022000
F#m7: 242222 or 244200
Bm7: x24232
A: x02220
D/F#: 2x0232 (wrap your thumb round the neck for the bass note & muting the A-string)
G: 320033 or 320003
D: xx0232
Bm: x24432
F#m: 244222
INTRO
-----
Em F#m7 Bm7 A
VERSE 1
-------
Em7 F#m7
I've sailed the whole world over, across the seven seas
Bm7 A
I courted my sweetheart underneath the Kaori trees
I travelled with the north wind, up to the Bering Strait
Around the horn and home again; for that is the sailor's fate
INSTRUMENTAL
------------
Bm7 A (x4)
VERSE 2 (same as verse 1)
-------------------------
Across the barren wasteland of the frozen Arctic sea
Through Polynesian breezes and southern storms sailed we
The wind all in the rigging sings a lonely lullaby
Bm7 A Bm (2 beats)
A sailor I have always been; a sailor I will die
CHORUS
------
D/F# G D
Across the line, the Gulf Stream
G D
Working your life away
D/F# G Bm
Around the horn and home again
A Bm
For that is the sailor's way
INSTRUMENTAL
------------
Bm7 A (x2)
|G / Bm A|D / A G|
D-G
F#m-F#m7
Bm7 A (x8)
VERSE 3 (different)
-------------------
G A Bm
We sailed up to the northward, we sailed up to the east
F#m7 G
We reefed our sail in the strongest gale and stood in the calmest sea
Ocean bound by Dusky Sound and Pegasus through the strait
Port Cooper, ocean, Tom Kane Bay; for that is the sailor's fate
INSTRUMENTAL
------------
Em7 F#m7 (x4)
|G / Bm A|D / A G|
D-G
F#m-F#m7
CHORUS
------
Across the line, the Gulf Stream
Working your life away
Around the horn and home again
Across the line, the Gulf Stream
Working your life away
Around the horn and home again
For that is the sailor's way
OUTRO
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Bm A G F#m7 Bm
Enjoy!
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