Tablature he said she said - Loudon Wainwright III

          



 # From: sdavitt@vnet.ibm.com

  #

  #It is transcribed from a TV performance on 'Loudon & Co' transmitted

  #13 July 1994 here in the UK.

  #

  #It was played with a capo at the second fret and using barre chords for

  #the C#m A and B. The A and B chords are played with the E-shape at the 7th

  #and 9th frets. (? due to the capo?). The C#m is played with an A-minor-shape

  #at the 4th fret.

  #

  #There is only one slight complication which I will try and explain which

  #is marked in the text as 'C Riff' because I don't know how else to describe

  #it.

  #

  #He starts with a normal three fingered C chord but emphasising the 5th string

  #and using a little progression down to the 6th string before the next chord

  #which is the E or B.

  #

  #   0  0  0  0

  #   1  1  1  1

  #   0  0  0  0

  #   2  0  0  0

  #   3  2  0  0

  #   x  x  x  3

  #

  #So for example the sequence is:

  #

  #  3[5]    2[5] 0[5] 3[6]   E-chord          3[5] 2[5] 0[5] 3[6]  B-chord

  #  Please  do   not  talk   softly.    When  carr y    ing  your  stick

  #

  #Had I known how difficult this was going to be to explain I may never

  #have started :-) Anyway here we go. Hope you like it.

  #

  {t:He Said, She Said}

  {st:Loudon Wainwright III}

  

  {c:Capo II}

  

  [C#m]          [A]        [C#m]         [A]        [E]  

  Lets talk about sex.     (Monitor? There it is.)

  [C#m]She was trying to get him to [A]talk to her

   [C#m]While they were d[A]oing the d[E]eed

  [C#m]He said "Baby I'm the strong and the [A]silent type"

   [C#m]She said "T[A]hat's not what I n[E]eed"

  [C]"P[Riff]lease do not talk [E]softly" she said

   [C]"W[Riff]hen carrying your [B]stick"

  [C#m]He said "Actions can speak [A]louder"

   [C#m]She said "[A]It don't do the [B]trick"

  

  [C#m]She was all over him in the[A] A.M.

   [C#m]He said "[A]Baby you don't [E]understand

  [C#m]Just about once a night [A]I'm alright

   [C#m]But I'm [A]not much of a [E]morning man.

  [C]I'[Riff]m not quite [E]awake yet

   [C]I [Riff]could use a [B]cup"

  [C#m]She said "How about a loving [A]spoonful darling?

   [C#m]That [A]might get you [E]up"

  

  

  {c:Guitar Break}

  [C]  [Riff]         [E]  

  [C]  [Riff]         [B]  

  [C#m]       [A]     [D]  [A] 

  [C#m]       [A]    [E] 

  

  [C#m]The other night she was [A]biting him

   [C#m]While they were [A]doing it in the [E]dark

  [C#m]He said "What are you somekind of [A]vampire baby?"

   [C#m]She said "I just [A]love to leave my [E]mark

  [C]Ma[Riff]ybe it's a t[E]endency"

   [C]"I[Riff] hope it's just a [B]phase"

  [C#m]You can't be too [A]careful people

   [C#m]With these [A]diseases these [B]days.

  

  [C#m]She was trying to get him to [A]spank her

   [C#m]She said "It [A]feels so [E]fine"

  [C#m]He said "I'm not that kind of [A]man baby

   [C#m]That's [A]where I draw the [B]line"

  [C]Th[Riff]en she said "You can draw the [E]line there

   [C]Yo[Riff]u can draw a circle, draw a [B]square.

  [C#m]I don't mind a [A]parallelogram.

   [C#m]Just [A]put your pencil [E]there!

  [C#m]I don't mind a [A]rhomboid

   [C#m]Just [A]put your pencil [E]there!"

   


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