The National Front Disco por Morrissey, tablaturas e acordes no PlayUkuleleNET

The National Front Disco

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Steven Patrick Morrissey, nascido em 22 de Maio de 1959 na cidade de Davyhulme, Lancashire, Inglaterra é considerado o maior letrista dos anos 80 e um dos poucos representantes do verdadeiro espírito do rock da década. Amado por muitos, odiado por outros tantos, perseguido por suas opiniões, estigmatizado, execrado, mas antes de tudo um tremendo talento. Morrissey está para os anos 80 assim como Bowie para os anos 70 e Dylan para os anos 60. Após o final do The Smiths

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Date: Fri, 8 Dec 95 12:20:06 EST
From: Winston Campbell
Subject: THE NATIONAL FRONT DISCO by Morrissey

The National Front Disco
(Morrissey/Whyte)

The intro riff and chorus riff and that same darn riff that keeps appearing
is simply:

E ----------|----------||
B -7--6-7---|-7--6-7~--||
G --------6-|----------||
D ----------|----------||
A ----------|----------||
E ----------|----------||

Intro: F# B C# B

Eb5 Bb5 B5
David, the wind blows
C#5
The wind blows
Eb5 Ab5 F#5
Bits of your life away
Bb5
Your friends all say
B5 Cdim
"Where is our boy
F#5 Ddim
Ahh, we've lost our boy"
Eb5 Bb5/F
But they should know where you've gone
F# Ab
Because again and again you've explained
F# C#
That you're going to, woe ohhh...
F# B
Going to, yeah, yeah, yeah-yeah
C#
England for the English
B
England for the English

Eb5 Bb5 B5
David, the winds blow
C#5
The winds blow
Eb5 Ab5 F#5
All of my dreams away
Bb5
And I still say
B5 Cdim
"Where is our boy
C#5 Ddim
Ahh, we've lost our boy"
Eb5 Bb5/F
But I should know why you've gone
F# Ab
Because again and again you've explained
F# C#
You've gone to the National, ahhh... ohhh...
F#
To the National, there's a country
B
You don't live there
C#
But one day you would like to
B
And if you show them what you're made of
F# B C# B
Oh, then you might do

Eb5 Bb5 B5
But David, we wonder
C#5 Eb5
We wonder if the thunder
Ab5 F#5
Is ever really gonna begin
Bb5 B5
Begin again
Cdim C#5 Ddim
Your mum says, "I've lost my boy"
Eb5 Bb5/F
But she should know
F# Ab
Why you've gone because again and again you've explained
F#
You've gone to the National, to the National
C# F#
To the National Front Disco
B
Because you want the day to come sooner
C#
You want the day to come sooner
B
You want the day to come sooner when you settle the score
Gb
Oh, the National...oh, the National
B C#
Oh, the National...oh, the National
B
Oh, the National

F# B C# B
(play these chords until your hands fall off, then stop playing them)

Those weird chords (and I'm not too sure about them but they sound closer
than anything else) are:

E A D G B E
-----------
Cdim x 3 4 5 x x
Ddim x 5 6 7 x x
Bb5/F 1 1 3 3 x x

Actually, the Bb5/F chord is simply the Bb5 power chord but if you are
playing with a bass, the bass should play the F note.

And that's it. Bye-bye...