Biografia:
Daniel Johnston (22 de janeiro de 1961-10 de setembro de 2019), que era bipolar, se tornou um ícone nos bastidores da música. Vindo de uma família religiosa da Virginia, afirmava ser perseguido pelo Diabo. Apesar de levar uma vida conturbada, com freqüentes internações em hospitais psiquiátricos e prisões por comportamento agressivo, conseguiu chamar a atenção de músicos e produtores com suas composições sinceras e diretas. Tecnicamente
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- Freedom
- I Had Lost My Mind
- Impossible Love
- Silly Love
- Some Things Last A Long Time
- Story Of An Artist
- True Love Will Find You In The End
- Walking The Cow
- 1989 Blues
- A Little Story
- American Dream
- Broken Dream
- Casper
- Casper The Friendly Ghost
- Chord Organ Blues
- Christmas In The Looney Bin
- Come To Me Tonight
- Dairy Queen
- Despair Came Knocking
- Devil Town
- Dont Let The Sun Go Down On Your Greivances
- Dont Play Cards With Satan
- Dream Scream
- Etiquette
- Favorite Darling Girl
- Fish
- Frankenstein Love
- Funeral Home
- Going Down
- Grievances
- Held The Hand
- Hey Joe
- High Horse
- Honey I Sure Miss You
- I Did Acid With Caroline
- I Killed The Monster
- I Live For Love
- I Live My Broken Dream
- Im Gonna Buy Me A Car
- Life In Vain
- Like A Monkey In A Zoo
- Living Life
- Lousy Weekend
- Love Enchanted
- Man Obsessed
- Mask
- Mean Girls Give Pleasure
- Mind Contorted
- Mind Movies
- Mountain Top
- My Life Is Starting Over Again
- Never Before Never Again
- Never Relaxed
- Pot Head
- Psycho Nightmare
- Rock N Roll Ega
- Running Water
- Sense Of Humor
- Speeding Motorcycle
- Spirit World Rising
- Sweetheart
- Tears Stupid Tears
- Tell Me Now Do You Really Love Me
- The Beatles
- The Sun Shines Down On Me
- Tuna Ketchup
- Unpack Your Adjectives
- Urge
- Worried Shoes
- You Put My Love Out The Door
- Youre Not Laura
Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
"Worried Shoes"
Daniel Johnston - Yip/Jump Music (1983)
Tabbed by Dylan Williams
Send questions or comments to [email protected]
The tab that currently exists for this song makes shameless use of a
pointless and infuriating B shape, a chord which I LOATHE for its
awkwardness. Considering the basic progression is really quite common ("Let
it Be", "Don't Stop Believing", etc.), the use of this shape is simply not
necessary, even for those who want to play this song in its original key of
B. I find a change of tuning makes this song far simpler to play.
So, tuning is a half step down, or, from top string down:
Eb G# C# F# Bb Eb
Obviously, there is no capo. Chord shapes listed are still relative, however,
and here they are, followed by their actual chord names in parentheses:
C (B) --------- X32010
G (F#) -------- 320033 or 320003 (or my preference, which drops the high G
note 3200XX)
Am (G#m) ------ X02210
F (E) --------- 133211 or X3321X
Thus:
C G Am
I took my lucky break and I broke it in two
F
Put on my worried shoes
G C
My worried shoes
G Am
And my shoes took me so many miles and they never wore out
F
My worried shoes
G C
My worried shoes
F C
oo oo oo oo oo oo oo oo oo oo
F C
My worried shoes
I made a mistake and I never forgot
I tied knots in the laces of
My worried shoes
And with every step that I'd take I'd remember my mistake
As I marched further and further away
In my worried shoes
oo oo oo oo oo oo oo oo oo oo
My worried shoes
And my shoes took me down a crooked path
Away from all welcome mats
My worried shoes
And then one day I looked around and I found the sun shining down
And I took off my worried shoes
And the feet broke free
I didn't need to wear
My worried shoes
Then I knew the difference between worrying and caring
'Cause I've got a lot of walking to do
And I don't want to wear
My worried shoes
ALTERNATIVELY...
This version is far easier to play, but I didn't list it earlier because it
doesn't sound nearly as good as the above tab, especially the transition from
the C shape to the D shape, which is abrupt and jarring. Also, this version
sounds a little sharp due to the capo.
Tuning is standard, with a capo at the fourth fret.
Chord shapes, with actual chord names in parentheses:
G (B) -------- 320033
D (F#) ------- XX0232 (I prefer a D/f# shape, so 200232)
Em (G#m)------ 022000
C (E) -------- X32010
Thus:
G D Em
I took my lucky break and I broke it in two
C
Put on my worried shoes
D G
My worried shoes
D Em
And my shoes took me so many miles and they never wore out
C
My worried shoes
D G
My worried shoes
C G
oo oo oo oo oo oo oo oo oo oo
C G
My worried shoes
Daniel Johnston - Yip/Jump Music (1983)
Tabbed by Dylan Williams
Send questions or comments to [email protected]
The tab that currently exists for this song makes shameless use of a
pointless and infuriating B shape, a chord which I LOATHE for its
awkwardness. Considering the basic progression is really quite common ("Let
it Be", "Don't Stop Believing", etc.), the use of this shape is simply not
necessary, even for those who want to play this song in its original key of
B. I find a change of tuning makes this song far simpler to play.
So, tuning is a half step down, or, from top string down:
Eb G# C# F# Bb Eb
Obviously, there is no capo. Chord shapes listed are still relative, however,
and here they are, followed by their actual chord names in parentheses:
C (B) --------- X32010
G (F#) -------- 320033 or 320003 (or my preference, which drops the high G
note 3200XX)
Am (G#m) ------ X02210
F (E) --------- 133211 or X3321X
Thus:
C G Am
I took my lucky break and I broke it in two
F
Put on my worried shoes
G C
My worried shoes
G Am
And my shoes took me so many miles and they never wore out
F
My worried shoes
G C
My worried shoes
F C
oo oo oo oo oo oo oo oo oo oo
F C
My worried shoes
I made a mistake and I never forgot
I tied knots in the laces of
My worried shoes
And with every step that I'd take I'd remember my mistake
As I marched further and further away
In my worried shoes
oo oo oo oo oo oo oo oo oo oo
My worried shoes
And my shoes took me down a crooked path
Away from all welcome mats
My worried shoes
And then one day I looked around and I found the sun shining down
And I took off my worried shoes
And the feet broke free
I didn't need to wear
My worried shoes
Then I knew the difference between worrying and caring
'Cause I've got a lot of walking to do
And I don't want to wear
My worried shoes
ALTERNATIVELY...
This version is far easier to play, but I didn't list it earlier because it
doesn't sound nearly as good as the above tab, especially the transition from
the C shape to the D shape, which is abrupt and jarring. Also, this version
sounds a little sharp due to the capo.
Tuning is standard, with a capo at the fourth fret.
Chord shapes, with actual chord names in parentheses:
G (B) -------- 320033
D (F#) ------- XX0232 (I prefer a D/f# shape, so 200232)
Em (G#m)------ 022000
C (E) -------- X32010
Thus:
G D Em
I took my lucky break and I broke it in two
C
Put on my worried shoes
D G
My worried shoes
D Em
And my shoes took me so many miles and they never wore out
C
My worried shoes
D G
My worried shoes
C G
oo oo oo oo oo oo oo oo oo oo
C G
My worried shoes
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