歌谱：the good son(TXT吉他谱)

Date: Mon, 17 Jul 1995 10:50:48  0100 (BST)
From: "Andy Field" <andyf@cogs.susx.ac.uk>

These are the Chords to the album 'The Good Son' by Nick Cave and the Bad
Seeds (mute 1990). Origionally posted to the Nick Cave Newsgroup.

Andy Field

(andyf@cogs.susx.ac.uk)

>
>                           FOI NA CRUZ
>
>
> Intro:
>
> C,G / C,G
>
>
> C
>
> Foi na cruz, foi na cruz
>
>        Am
> que um dia
>
>        F          G         C
> meus pecados castigados em Jesus
>
>         Am
> Foi na cruz
>
>        G
> que um dia
>
>         C
> Foi na cruz
>
> G            C                                F
> Love comes a knocking, comes a knocking at my door
>
>     Gm           Eb       D                      Gm      Eb / Gm / Gmaj7
> but you, you and me, love we don't live there anymore.
>
>
> Repeat this pattern for all other verses/choruses.
> **********************************************************************************************
>
>                             THE GOOD SON
>
>
> Em
> The good son walks in to the field
> he is a tiller, he has a tiller's hands
> but down in his heart now, he lays down queer plans
> against his brother and against his family.
> Yet he worships his brother, and he worships his mother
> but it's his father he says is an unfair man
>
>
>     Am
> The Good Son
>
>     Em
> The Good son
>
>     Am
> The Good son
>
>
> Em
> the good son has sat and often wept.....
>
>
>
> .......
>
>
> G
> One more man gone
> one more man gone
>
>          Am    [ C / D ]
> one more man
>
> G
> One more man gone ...
>
> etc
>
> ************************************************************************************************
>
>                              SORROW'S CHILD
>
>
> (G) (Bb) Cm                Bb
> Sorrow's child sits by the river
>
>          Cm                  Bb
> Sorrow's child hears not the water
>
>          Cm                Bb
> Sorrow's child sits by the river
>
>          Cm                    Bb
> Sorrow's child hears not the water
>
>     C#           G#                         Eb                 C#
> and just when it seems as though you've got strength enough to stand