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Girl
Beck
Capo
1
Note: (G) = Change to G on the 2nd beat of the measure
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Chord
Guide |
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123 A: x02220 |
3
4 G: 3x0003 |
32 1 C: x32010 |
132 D: xx0232 |
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134111 F#m: 244222 |
134211 F: 133211 |
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Strum
Guide |
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Verse Strum: B D U
U D U 1 + 2
+ 3 + 4 + |
Chorus Strum: D D U U D UD 1
+ 2 + 3 + 4 + Play first measure of pattern only
U D U U D UD at beginning 1
+ 2 + 3 + 4 + of chorus |
Intro:
/ A - - - / - - - - / G - - - / C - - - /
A (G)
I
saw her, yeah I saw her
C A
With a black tongue tied round the roses
A (G)
A fist pounding on a vending machine
C A
Toy diamond ring stuck on her finger
A
With a noose she could hang from the sun
G C
And point it out with the dark sunglasses
A
Walking crooked down the beach
G C
She spits in the sand where their bones are bleaching
Chorus:
E
G
D
(2)
And I know I'm gonna steal her
eye--she doesn't even know it's wrong
E G D (2)
And you know I'm gonna make it
die--take her where her soul belongs
E
G
F#m F
I know I'm gonna steal her eye-- nothing that I wouldn't try
E
D A
Hey my sun-eyed girl
E D A
Hey my sun-eyed girl
E D A
My sun-eyed girl
E
D A
Hey my sun-eyed girl
A (G)
I saw her, yeah I saw her
C A
With her hands tied back, her rags are burnin'
A (G)
Calling out from a land-filled life
C A
Scrawling her name upon the ceiling
A
Throw a coin in the fountain of dust
G C
White noise, her ears are ringing
A
Got a ticket for my midnight hanging
G C
Throw a bullet from a freight train
leaving
Chorus
Slide
Guitar Break
E D A
Hey my sun-eyed girl
E D A
Hey my sun-eyed girl
E D A
My sun-eyed girl
E D A
Hey my sun-eyed girl
E D A
Hey my sun-eyed girl
E D A
Hey my sun-eyed girl
E D A
My sun-eyed girl
E D A
Hey my sun-eyed girl
Intro
Riff (the real deal):

Intro
Riff (easier):

This file is the author's own work and represents his
interpretation of this song. It's
intended solely for private study, scholarship or research.