The Wildhearts

Hey. Has anyone worked out how to play this song? I'm looking for the tab ideally but even if it's just the chords, then that's still cool. Been roped into playing an acoustic cover song at my local venue and I haven't got the time to work it out!! Thanx in advance...

I found a proper tab by Googing a couple of years back. I don't know if it's still out there.

I can play it. Let me know if what follows is enough for you ... if not then I'll try to write it down in detail (if I can find some time alone with my guitar) ... but here is a brief version from memory:

verse goes:

A E D Dm A B7 (repeat x2)

chorus:

D A D A D E A Bm F#m D D Dm A

bridge

Fm Fm7 C#m C#m7 C Cadd9 Bm E

Final "how come the sum of one and one is none":

Bm E D A (repeat x4 ish)

chris_j wrote:I can play it. Let me know if what follows is enough for you ... if not then I'll try to write it down in detail (if I can find some time alone with my guitar) ... but here is a brief version from memory:

verse goes:

A E D Dm A B7 (repeat x2)

chorus:

D A D A D E A Bm F#m D D Dm A

bridge

Fm Fm7 C#m C#m7 C Cadd9 Bm E

Final "how come the sum of one and one is none":

Bm E D A (repeat x4 ish)

Wow, that was quick! Thanks a lot mate, that's really great If you've got time I would love to be able to play the intro as well but seriously, don't worry about it if it's gonna be a pain in the arse! Cheers.

I can't play the into perfectly but if I can be arsed then I will write it down as I play it ... just need to be arsed now ..

Well you better get yer arse into gear then! Hahaha.

Nah, if you find yourself with a spare few minutes then if you could jot it down for us then I'd be eternally in your debt. By that I mean I'll buy you a beer if you're at one of the same Wildhearts gigs as me!

Tried out the chords last night and they were spot on. Nice one mate.