Biography:
Triumph
Triumph es un trío de hard rock progresivo surgido en Toronto, Canadá, quienes a mediados de los 70, con su rock técnico y sus explosivos shows, llegaron a ser considerados la banda más importante de su país después de Rush. Si algo tenían en común, más allá de ser tres, era el ser músicos aventajados en lo técnico y con una intuición natural para moldear un rock melódico de memorables líneas. Aunque se dieron a conocer para
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Suitcase Blues –Triumph
Written by Rik Emmett, tabbed by Doug Jacobson with a little help from Ed Levy
F Dm7
It's four in the morning,
Edim7 A7+5+9 B9
There's not a soul around
Dm7 D9
This dirty hotel room
G7[13] C7#9 F13
Has really got me down
Bbma7
A modern day minstrel,
Bbm7 Eb9
They got my name in lights
Am7
I wish these days of glamour
D9 D7b9
Didn't have these lonely nights
Gm7
I'm on the road to fortune
Bbm7 Eb9 F Dm7 Gm7 C7b9
And I got the suitcase blues real bad
Fmaj7 Dm7
I guess I'm makin' payments
Em7b5 A7+5+9 B9
For the dues that must be paid
Dm7 D9
I cash another song
G7 C7#9 F13
Into this endless masquerade
Bbma7
halfway through the circuit
Bbm7 Eb9
And headed for the coast
Am7
Been gone so long I can't remember
D9 D7b9
What I miss the most, ah, but,
Gm7
Me and Johnny Walker,
Bbm7 Eb7 orEb9
And the comfort that he brings,
Am7
Waitin' on the telephone
D9 D7b9
That never, ever rings
Gm7
On the lonely road to fortune,
Bbm7 Eb9
and I got the suitcase blues real bad
Dm7 G9 or G7 or G13 REPEAT
Dm7 G13
I got the blues
Dm7 G13
And I got them really bad
Dm7 G13
The suitcase blues
Dm7 G13
Are the worst I ever had
Em7 A13
all by my lonesome
Em7 A13
And I'm halfway 'round the bend
[Eb9] Am7 D7
I don't mind drinkin' solo
Gm7 D7b9#5
But I sure could use a friend
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Gm7[9]
Me and Johnny Walker,
Bbm7 Eb9
And the comfort that he brings,
Am7
Waitin' on the telephone
D9 D7b9
That never, ever rings
Gm7
On the lonely road to fortune,
Bbm7 Eb9 A7#5 F E Eb D Fmaj7
and I got the suitcase blues real… bad
I think this is pretty close – some jazz head please figure out the tag at the end!
All comments to [email protected] [put TRIUMPH in the topic line]
Written by Rik Emmett, tabbed by Doug Jacobson with a little help from Ed Levy
F Dm7
It's four in the morning,
Edim7 A7+5+9 B9
There's not a soul around
Dm7 D9
This dirty hotel room
G7[13] C7#9 F13
Has really got me down
Bbma7
A modern day minstrel,
Bbm7 Eb9
They got my name in lights
Am7
I wish these days of glamour
D9 D7b9
Didn't have these lonely nights
Gm7
I'm on the road to fortune
Bbm7 Eb9 F Dm7 Gm7 C7b9
And I got the suitcase blues real bad
Fmaj7 Dm7
I guess I'm makin' payments
Em7b5 A7+5+9 B9
For the dues that must be paid
Dm7 D9
I cash another song
G7 C7#9 F13
Into this endless masquerade
Bbma7
halfway through the circuit
Bbm7 Eb9
And headed for the coast
Am7
Been gone so long I can't remember
D9 D7b9
What I miss the most, ah, but,
Gm7
Me and Johnny Walker,
Bbm7 Eb7 orEb9
And the comfort that he brings,
Am7
Waitin' on the telephone
D9 D7b9
That never, ever rings
Gm7
On the lonely road to fortune,
Bbm7 Eb9
and I got the suitcase blues real bad
Dm7 G9 or G7 or G13 REPEAT
Dm7 G13
I got the blues
Dm7 G13
And I got them really bad
Dm7 G13
The suitcase blues
Dm7 G13
Are the worst I ever had
Em7 A13
all by my lonesome
Em7 A13
And I'm halfway 'round the bend
[Eb9] Am7 D7
I don't mind drinkin' solo
Gm7 D7b9#5
But I sure could use a friend
==============================
Gm7[9]
Me and Johnny Walker,
Bbm7 Eb9
And the comfort that he brings,
Am7
Waitin' on the telephone
D9 D7b9
That never, ever rings
Gm7
On the lonely road to fortune,
Bbm7 Eb9 A7#5 F E Eb D Fmaj7
and I got the suitcase blues real… bad
I think this is pretty close – some jazz head please figure out the tag at the end!
All comments to [email protected] [put TRIUMPH in the topic line]
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