TOWNSHEND PETE - "a little is enough" Tablature

Date: Sun, 25 Jun 1995 22:01:52 GMT
From: kenny@gil.net (Kenny Sahr)
Subject: CRD: A little is enuogh by Pete Townshend

Chorded by Jasonp@ozemail.com.au


Pete Townshend's

A LITTLE IS ENOUGH
CAPO: 1st Fret
YOU MAY WISH TO DETUNE THE BOTTOM E STRING DOWN ONE TONE TO 'D'
KEYBOARD INTRO:
D(bass note only, muted with plectrum hand, playing 8th notes) / / / |

/ / / / | G(D) D A(D) | A(D) D |
G(D) D A(D) | / / / / | G(D) D A(D) | A(D) D |
G(D) D A(sus4) | / / / / | / / / / ||

BAND IN:
G(D) / D / | A(D) / D / | G(D) / D / | A(D) / D / ||
VERSE I:
They say that love ...
G(D) D A(D) D
You can never catch ...
G(D) D A(D)
Hanging on to you as though ....
Em7
Clear that the ...
Common-sense will tell me ...
A7(sus4) A7
After a piece of that ...
A7(sus4) A7
Keep an ...
Bm
Spirit ain't ...
C
Love's ...
G
Body's so ...
A7(sus4)
Give me an ...
A7
But just a ...
G(D) D A(D) D G(D) D A(D)
VERSE II:
I'm like a connoseiur of cha...
G(D) D A(D) D
Perfume nearly ...
G(D) D A(D)
I eat an oyster and I ...
Em7
More than one ...
Some people want an endless ...
A7(sus4) A7
All I have to ...., A
A7(sus4) A7
Smile sets me r...., A
Bm
Kiss feels like ...
C
Love is ...
G
Addict is ...,
A7(sus4)
I can't pretend ...
A7
When just a ...
G(D) D A(D) D G(D) D A(D) D
*** INSTRUMENTAL BREAK:
Dm / / / C(no 3rd) | Dm [etc, repeated ad infinitum]
Just like a sailor ....
G(D) D A(D) D
Gale blowing in ....
G(D) D A(D)
High wind scares me but ....
Em7
Can't head for ...
Life would seem so easy ...
A7(sus4) A7
Even a hurricane ...
A7(sus4) A7
Might be an ....
Bm
Distant ...
C
Little I see ...
G
Heaven to me,...
A7(sus4)
Care if the ocea...
A7
'Cause just a ....
E(no 3rd) / / / | x 4
INSTRUMENTAL BREAK:
[Repeat all chords from "They say that love often passes" . . . "match
is
rough"]
Common-sense will tell ...
A7(sus4) A7
After a piece of ...
A7(sus4) A7
Keep an ...
Bm
Spirit ...
C
Love's so ....
G
Body's ...
A7(sus4)
Give me an overdose ...
A7
But just a little ....
E(no 3rd) / / / | [repeat to fade]



*** This INSTRUMENTAL BREAK is dominated by the D MINOR chord
(or Eb minor, if playing a keyboard). Yet, the guitar is playing only
'power-chords' (ie, no 3rds). So, the guitar is not responsible for
the
tonal 'colour' here. Just slide from C to D (power-chords) across the
end/start of each bar.

This same process is happening throughout the 'E(no 3rd)' sections
towards
the end. If you like, slide from D to E (power-chords) in the same
way.


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