Biografia:
Woodpigeon are a Canadian musical collective from Calgary, Alberta. The band's sound has been compared to Sufjan Stevens, Grizzly Bear, Camera Obscura, Simon & Garfunkel, and Belle & Sebastian, amongst others. Band leader Mark Hamilton's main lyrical influence is The Kinks. When asked about the band's name, Mark Hamilton explains: "I've always been in love with the word Woodpigeon for as long as I can remember. When you write it in cursive, it looks like a rollercoaster".
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Songbook/The Sound of Us Playing Together
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Tabbed by: Eric Aari Duhamel
Email: [email protected]
Youtube: Ariexmae
By Request this is an acoustic version of the wonderful Woodpigeon Song "Songbook/The
Sound of Us Playing Together".
This version can be found at
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQE6VkplrIY&feature=feedwll
Okay this one is a special request from "bergasa" on Youtube.
This tab/chord sheet is exclusive to an intimate solo performance
of the song. The video is titled "Woodpigeon - Songbook / The Sound Of Us Playing
Together / THEY SHOOT MUSIC"
and the link is provided above.
Note: All chords and names are subject and relative to the capo.
There are some extremely peculiar chord shapes used in the intro
and it was not easy to choose how they should be named.
Notably the "B" could technically be a middle section of a G Maj.
I chose to label it as B because the way it is played the lowest
note is a B.
Notes for playing the song: I tried to place the chords on the lyric sheet
as accurately as possible. The lyric rhythm is not the same throughout and
so you should pay special attention to the words.
Make sure to note the difference between the D/F# chord and the G/F# chord
and how and when they are used respectively.
Have fun and I will answer all questions posed on the comments or to my email.
Tuning: Standard (Capo 6)
Chords used
Em(2) A C(2) B D/F# G Em(1) C G/F#
e|-----------0---------------------------------------------------|
B|----0------5-------------------0------------0------- 1-----3---|
G|----4------6------0------0-----2------0-----0--------0-----0---|
D|----5------7------0------0-----0------0-----2--------2-----0---|
A|----7------7------7------5-----0------x-----2--------3-----x---|
E|------------------8------7-----2------3-----0--------------2---|
Intro part 1: Em(2) A strummed in sequence X4
Intro Part 2:
Em(2) B C(2) B
e|------------------------------------------------------|
B|--------0---------------------------------------------|
G|--------4--------0----------0--------0----------------|
D|------5---5------0----------0--------0----------------|
A|----7----------5---5------7---7----5---5--------------|
E|-------------7----------8--------7--------------------|
Em(2) B D/F# G (Strummed 2 bars)
e|------------------------------------------------------|
B|-------0----------------------------------------------|
G|-------4--------0----------0-----0--------------------|
D|-----5---5------0------------0---0--------------------|
A|---7----------5---5------0-------x--------------------|
E|------------7----------2---------3--------------------|
G D/F# Em(1) C
One bad heart, one black eye
G D/F# Em(1) C
There's one sad part, one goodbye
G G/F# Em(1) C
The radio's got too much goin' on
G G/F# Em(1) C
I listen in but just can't sing along
Chorus: The C chord here is played for a full bar (2 full 4 counts)
Half a bar on top of the lyric and then half before starting
the next line.
Em(1) D/F# G C
I'm playing down all that I know
Em(1) D/F# G C
There's nowhere left in here to go
Em(1) D/F# G C
And turning back for one last look
Em(1) D/F# G C
I'm tearing pages from the book
Intro part 2 is played here
G D/F# Em(1) C
One fallow year, one missed start
G D/F# Em(1) C
I'm trapped inside the house here, we're staying worlds apart
G G/F# Em(1) C
The radio it plays; I'll sing along
G G/F# Em(1) C
I listen for your footsteps never come
Chorus:
Em(1) D/F# G C
I'm playing down all that I know
Em(1) D/F# G C
There's nowhere left in here to go
Em(1) D/F# G C
And turning back for one last look
Em(1) D/F# G C
I'm tearing pages from the book
Em(1) D/F# G C
And turning back for one last look
Em(1) D/F# G C
I'm tearing pages from the book
Intro Part 2 again this time as an outro.
Songbook/The Sound of Us Playing Together
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Tabbed by: Eric Aari Duhamel
Email: [email protected]
Youtube: Ariexmae
By Request this is an acoustic version of the wonderful Woodpigeon Song "Songbook/The
Sound of Us Playing Together".
This version can be found at
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQE6VkplrIY&feature=feedwll
Okay this one is a special request from "bergasa" on Youtube.
This tab/chord sheet is exclusive to an intimate solo performance
of the song. The video is titled "Woodpigeon - Songbook / The Sound Of Us Playing
Together / THEY SHOOT MUSIC"
and the link is provided above.
Note: All chords and names are subject and relative to the capo.
There are some extremely peculiar chord shapes used in the intro
and it was not easy to choose how they should be named.
Notably the "B" could technically be a middle section of a G Maj.
I chose to label it as B because the way it is played the lowest
note is a B.
Notes for playing the song: I tried to place the chords on the lyric sheet
as accurately as possible. The lyric rhythm is not the same throughout and
so you should pay special attention to the words.
Make sure to note the difference between the D/F# chord and the G/F# chord
and how and when they are used respectively.
Have fun and I will answer all questions posed on the comments or to my email.
Tuning: Standard (Capo 6)
Chords used
Em(2) A C(2) B D/F# G Em(1) C G/F#
e|-----------0---------------------------------------------------|
B|----0------5-------------------0------------0------- 1-----3---|
G|----4------6------0------0-----2------0-----0--------0-----0---|
D|----5------7------0------0-----0------0-----2--------2-----0---|
A|----7------7------7------5-----0------x-----2--------3-----x---|
E|------------------8------7-----2------3-----0--------------2---|
Intro part 1: Em(2) A strummed in sequence X4
Intro Part 2:
Em(2) B C(2) B
e|------------------------------------------------------|
B|--------0---------------------------------------------|
G|--------4--------0----------0--------0----------------|
D|------5---5------0----------0--------0----------------|
A|----7----------5---5------7---7----5---5--------------|
E|-------------7----------8--------7--------------------|
Em(2) B D/F# G (Strummed 2 bars)
e|------------------------------------------------------|
B|-------0----------------------------------------------|
G|-------4--------0----------0-----0--------------------|
D|-----5---5------0------------0---0--------------------|
A|---7----------5---5------0-------x--------------------|
E|------------7----------2---------3--------------------|
G D/F# Em(1) C
One bad heart, one black eye
G D/F# Em(1) C
There's one sad part, one goodbye
G G/F# Em(1) C
The radio's got too much goin' on
G G/F# Em(1) C
I listen in but just can't sing along
Chorus: The C chord here is played for a full bar (2 full 4 counts)
Half a bar on top of the lyric and then half before starting
the next line.
Em(1) D/F# G C
I'm playing down all that I know
Em(1) D/F# G C
There's nowhere left in here to go
Em(1) D/F# G C
And turning back for one last look
Em(1) D/F# G C
I'm tearing pages from the book
Intro part 2 is played here
G D/F# Em(1) C
One fallow year, one missed start
G D/F# Em(1) C
I'm trapped inside the house here, we're staying worlds apart
G G/F# Em(1) C
The radio it plays; I'll sing along
G G/F# Em(1) C
I listen for your footsteps never come
Chorus:
Em(1) D/F# G C
I'm playing down all that I know
Em(1) D/F# G C
There's nowhere left in here to go
Em(1) D/F# G C
And turning back for one last look
Em(1) D/F# G C
I'm tearing pages from the book
Em(1) D/F# G C
And turning back for one last look
Em(1) D/F# G C
I'm tearing pages from the book
Intro Part 2 again this time as an outro.
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