Key of F#m (I think, I suck with theory)
Intro
F# C#sus4 F# C#sus4
---6--------6--7--6---4---4-----6--7--6----6--6--6---4---------
---7--------7--7--7---7---7-----7--7--7----7--7--7---7---------
---6--------6--6--6---6---6-----6--6--6----6--6--6---6---------
---4--------4--4--4---6---6-----4--4--4----4--4--4---6---------
---4--------4--4--4---4---4-----4--4--4----4--4--4---4---------
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I'm not convinced that the C#sus4 is right, but there are two
guitars going here, and it's tough to get the voicing exactly
right.
From here...
GTR I
Play me Old King Cole....
Bm F#
-----2-------2-------2-------2-------2-------2-------2-------2---
---3---3---3---3---3---3---3---3---2---2---2---2---2---2---2---2-
-4-------4-------4-------4-------3-------3-------3-------3-------
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>snip here<
And that's it for now! Sorry! I'm pretty sure the next
chord stays F# but with a different arpeggio. By the way, before
I get flamed for posting such a tiny chunk of such a great song,
let me just add that I have figured out more of the song, but I
don't want to just throw in all the different bits until I get
the bits in between.
Don't forget, the live version has three guitars going
at once, so this is going to be real ugly when I finish it.
More Guitar, less Thesis!
From: christopher b king bmed stnt
Here's the way I've figured out the closing section to "the Musical Box"
by Genesis. This is the bit they segue into from "The Lamb Lies Down
on Broadway" when they play live (Check out Seconds Out to see what
I mean)
Here are the major patterns for the first bit (the "she's a lady" part)
all below are 2 beats each...
F# pattern D#m pattern C# pattern E pattern
e----9-7-9--------6-4-6--------4-2-4----------0--------------------------
B---7-7-7-7------4-4-4-4------2-2-2-2--------0-0-------------------------
G-------------------------------------------1---1------------------------
D------------------------------------------2-----2-----------------------
A--9------------6------------4------------2-------2----------------------
E------------------------------------------------------------------------
Below is 8 beats (2 measures)
F# pattern 2
e------------------------------------------------------------------------
B----2---2---2---0----2---2---2------------------------------------------
G-----3---3---3---1----3---3---3-----------------------------------------
D------4---4---4---2----4---4---4----------------------------------------
A------------------------------------------------------------------------
E---2---2---2---0----2---2---2---2---------------------------------------
Putting it together:
(the chord name is the pattern name here. each "/" is 1 beat)
|F# / F# / |F# / F# / |D#m / D#m / |D#m / D#m /|
She's a lady, she's got time Oh
She's a lady, she is mine Oh
C# / C# / |E / E / |F# no. 2 :||
Brush back your hair, and let me get to know your face
Brush back your hair, and let me get to know your flesh.
Now Tony comes in on the organ.
|-|
Organ: |F# B C# F# |/. B C# F# C#| D#m. A#m D#m. A#m |
I've been waiting here for so long
You stand there with your fixed expression casting doubt on all I have to say
|C# G#m B / |F#. E F# E F#| E. F# E F# E |
and all this time has passed me by It hardly seems to
why don't you touch me, touch me why don't you touch me, touch me
____________
|1.
|B. E F# E B E |F# / / / :||
matter now
touch me now now now now now
________________
|2.
||: F# . E F# E B E |B . E F# E B E F# :|| repeat this a few times
now now now now now
ending
|B / / / |C# / / / |F# / / / | B / / / |C# / / / | F# / / B C# |F#
The rapidly alternating part flips between an F# and a C#, and
finally ends on F#
Sorry there's no solo here, but I haven't quite figured it out yet.
Questions, comments, corrections all welcome. If anyone has the rest
of this, I'd love to see it!
enjoy!
-=Chris