HAMMILL PETER - "been alone so long" Tablature

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From: Ofir Zwebner <ofirz1@ccsg.tau.ac.il>
Subject: Been Alone so Long
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Been Alone so Long / Chris Judge Smith, sang by Peter Hammill
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>From "Nadir's Big Change" and "The Love Songs" (maybe Democrazy by Smith?)

A great song. Most of the chord are correct, but the solo sax should be
researched some more, it's a bit obscure to me, but maybe I'l find it, or
better: one of my better-playing friends would find it for me.
Generaly: There is a basic chord sequence in every verse, which is a bit
longer on the 3rd verse. There is also a second sequence in the sax solo.
Some of the lyrics typed here were based on Guido Hogan's TEX File - Thanx!
If I'll have the time I'll tab the complete solo sax - for guitar... Yuck!

Chords:
G - 3-2-0-0-0-3
D - x-x-0-2-3-2
C - x-3-2-0-1-0
Em - 0-2-2-0-0-0
F - 1-3-3-2-1-1
Am - 0-0-2-2-1-0

G
Been alone ...
D
that I've forgotten ...
C
to feel somebody ...
Em
and hear her ...
D G D C
when I wake up ...
Em
wake up ...


G
Been alone ...
D
that I've forgotten ...
C
if I meet ...
Em
might easily ...
D G D C
I smile, but ...
Em
I look ...


{Solo Sax: 2F represents play two quarters of F in that bar}

/ 2F C G / 2C 2G / 4Am
/ 2F C G / 2C 2G / 2C 2D
/ 2F C G / 2C 2G / 4Am
/ 2F C G / C G F G / 4D


G
Been alone ...
D
that I've forgotten ...
C
how to make the ...
Em
and how to ...
C
and when to run ...
Em
how to make her ...
D G D C
that's if I ...
Em
If I ...


G
Been alone ...
D
that I've forgotten ...
C
to feel somebody ...
Em
and hear her ...
C G D C
when I wake ...
Em
wake up ...

{Sax solo again. Repeat the sax solo chords, then again repeat the chord
sequence of a verse - with the sax playing, and end with the solo chords once
more.}

Have fun! (A rather jolly song about a painful subject, but still enjoyable!)

Bye
Ofir
ofirz1@ccsg.tau.ac.il