truiz Posted March 14, 2006 Share Posted March 14, 2006 Just enjoyed a first listen recently. I've completed a google search but nothing comes up. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Groo Posted March 14, 2006 Share Posted March 14, 2006 (edited) http://www.gumbopages.com/music/wilco/song...een.in.love.txt :::::::::::::::::::::: Should've Been In Love :::::::::::::::::::::: by J. Tweedy As played by Wilco from the album "A.M." (1995) Transcribed by Dave Shapiro (dshapir@argo.ecte.uswc.uswest.com) This piece features an acoustic guitar tuned EADGBD, which is the same tuning as "Anodyne". It also has an electric guitar (standard tuning) and a dobro tuned open G (DGDGBD). The acoustic guitar's chords are these: -0-----0-----0--------0-----------0--------------0-----------0--- -0-----3-----0--------0-----------0--------------0-------1---3--- -0-----2-----0--------0-----------0--------------2-------0---2--- -0-----0-----2--------2-----------4--------------2-------2---0--- -2-----------2--------3-----------3--------------0-------3---0--- -3-----2-----0--------------------------------------------------- G D/F# Em7 CM7add9 C9sus+4addM7 Asus2add11 C D5/A The G and Em7 chords have a B/D choice, in that Jeff sometimes plays the open B string, and sometimes he plays third fret B string. Sometimes he alternates between the two in the same measure. Whatever. The electric guitar and dobro have three sections, each labeled as a Rhythm figure below, with their accompanying acoustic guitar chords: Rhythm figure 1 G D/F# Em7 E|-----------------------------------------| |-----------------------------------------| G|---/4--0------------/4--0-----0----------| u|----------4----------------4-------------| i|-----------------------------------------| t|-----------------------------------------| | | D|-----------------------------------------| o|-----------------------------------------| b|-----------------------------------------| r|-4/5------4---4\2---------------2/4--0---| o|-----------------------------------------| |-----------------------------------------| Rhythm figure 2 CM7add9 CM7sus+4add9 CM7add9 C9sus+4addM7 |-------------------------------------------------------------------- |-1^0---------------------------------1^0---------------------------- |-----2---0-------0--0----0-------0-------2---0-----0-0------0---0--- |------------0^2--------2---0^2-----------------0^2-----0^2----2----- |-------------------------------------------------------------------- |-------------------------------------------------------------------- | |---------0-----------------------------------0---------------------- |-------------------------------------------------------------------- |--------------2-----0--2/4\2-----0---2/4---------2-----0-2--0------- |-4/5----------------------------------------------------------2-0--- |-------------------------------------------------------------------- |-------------------------------------------------------------------- Rhythm figure 3 G Em7 G Em7 |--------------0------0-----------------------0------0----------| |-----3----3------3-----3------------3----3------3-----3--------| |-2/4----4---4------4-----4\2-0--2/4----4---4------4-----4\2-0--| |---------------------------------------------------------------| |---------------------------------------------------------------| |---------------------------------------------------------------| | | |--------0---0--------------------------0---0----------0---0----| |---------------------------------------------------------------| |-----------------------0---0-------------0--------------0---0--| |-4--------4---2----------0---0--4/5----------2-----------------| |---------------------------------------------------------------| |---------------------------------------------------------------| The song, then, goes like this: Intro | Rhythm figure 1 four times | Rhythm figure 2 once | Rhythm figure 3 | Verse [played with Rhythm figure 3] G Em7 You've been dealing with all of these feelings G Em7 Like they got you believing they have no meaning, G Em7 G Em7 But they do Pre-chorus [played with Rhythm figure 2] CM7add9 CM7sus+4add9 Your life's been stinking, your heart's been sinking, CM7add9 CM7sus+4add9 And you're too busy thinking to stop G Em7 G Em7 You blink and you're blue Chorus [played with something similar to Rhythm figure 2] Asus4add9 C Should've been in love Asus4add9 C D Should've been in love Asus4add9 C C Should've been in love Post-chorus 1 | Play Rhythm figure 3 once | Verse [played with Rhythm figure 3] G Em7 Your mind's been racing, your heart's been chasing, G Em7 And you might as well face it, time's wasting, G Em7 G Em7 It's true Pre-chorus [played with Rhythm figure 2] CM7add9 CM7sus+4add9 Your life's been stinking, your heart's been shrinking, CM7add9 CM7sus+4add9 And you're too busy thinking to stop G Em7 G Em7 You blink and you're blue Play Chorus Post-chorus 2 | Play Rhythm figure 1 four times | Verse G Em7 I know how it goes, G Em7 G Em7 G Em7 So I just had to let you know I know Play Chorus CM7add9 CM7sus+4add9 My life's been stinking, my heart's been shrinking, CM7add9 CM7sus+4add9 And I'm too busy thinking to stop G I blink and you're gone Chorus Post-chorus 3 | G | Em7 | G | Em7 | fade Cheers, Dave dshapir@argo.ecte.uswc.uswest.com Edited March 15, 2006 by Groo Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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