Barenaked Ladies - Call and Answer

Call and Answer Barenaked Ladies Words & Music by Stephen Duffy & Steven Page (Stunt 1998) My version is a little different (and easier) than the others but sounded pretty to me on ukulele, at least. Hope you like it. [C]I [F]think its [Am]get-ting to the [F]point where I can [C]be myself a-[F]gain [C]I [F]think its [Am]get-ting to the [F]point where we have [C]almost made a-[F]mends [C]I [F]think its the [Am]get-ting to the [F]point that is the [C]hard-est [G]part (chorus) And i (guitaretab.com)

Call and Answer Barenaked Ladies the jist is as follows: the verse is a chord stucture that bounces back from D to G for a spell, then they through in a descending bit starting with Bm, then leading to and ending on A. the really pick people out there can use A7, whichever you prefer. the chorus stars on G and goes to D, and ends on A. Original, eh? Okay not really. the instrumenetal starts with Em, and you just play with the bass structures. the bridge goes G, Gm, D, Bm, repeats and ends off (azchords.com)

Call and Answer Barenaked Ladies # #Call and Answer #Words & Music by Stephen Duffy & Steven Page #(Stunt 1998) # #My version is a little different (and easier) than the others but sounded pretty #to me on ukulele, at least. Hope you like it. # # # [C]I [F]think its [Am]get-ting to the [F]point where I can [C]be myself a-[F]gain [C]I [F]think its [Am]get-ting to the [F]point where we have [C]almost made a-[F]mends [C]I [F]think its the [Am]get-ting to the [F]point that i (chordiearchive.chordie.com)

Call and Answer Barenaked Ladies # #James Robinson, Oxford lad # #INTRO: #(when you hit the D's try not to play the high E string) [D] [G] [D] [G] [D] [G] [D] [G] VERSE I [D]I [G]think it's [D]getting to the [G]point where I can [D]be myself [G]again It's g[D]etting to the p[G]oint where we have al[D]most made a[G]mends [D]I t[G]hink it's the g[Bm]etting to the p[Bb]oint that is the h[A]ardest part. And if you ca[G]ll, I will [D]ans[Dsus]wer and if you fa[G]ll, I'll pick you [ (chordiearchive.chordie.com)

Call and Answer Barenaked Ladies Call and Answer [D]I t[G]hink It's [D]getting to the p[G]oint where I can [D]be myself aga[G]in It's [D]getting to the p[G]oint where we have al[D]most made amm[G]ends [D]I t[G]hink It's the ge[Bm]tting to the p[Bb]oint that is the ha[A7]rdest part If you cal[G]l, I will answ[D]er And if you f[G]all, I'll pick you u[D]p And if you co[G]urt this dis[D]aster, I'll point you h[A7]ome I'll point you h[D]ome If you co[G]urt this disa[Em]ste[A7]r...[G][D][F][G] An (azchords.com)

Call and Answer Barenaked Ladies James Robinson, Oxford lad INTRO: (when you hit the D's try not to play the high E string) [D] [G] [D] [G] [D] [G] [D] [G] VERSE I [D]I [G]think it's [D]getting to the [G]point where I can [D]be myself [G]again It's g[D]etting to the p[G]oint where we have al[D]most made a[G]mends [D]I t[G]hink it's the g[Bm]etting to the p[Bb]oint that is the h[A]ardest part. And if you ca[G]ll, I will [D]ans[Dsus]wer and if you fa[G]ll, I'll pick you [D]up[Dsus] and if you (xguitar.com)

Call and Answer Barenaked Ladies Call and Answer Words & Music by Stephen Duffy & Steven Page (Stunt 1998) My version is a little different (and easier) than the others but sounded pretty to me on ukulele, at least. Hope you like it. [C]I [F]think its [Am]get-ting to the [F]point where I can [C]be myself a-[F]gain [C]I [F]think its [Am]get-ting to the [F]point where we have [C]almost made a-[F]mends [C]I [F]think its the [Am]get-ting to the [F]point that is the [C]hard-est [G]part (azchords.com)

Call and Answer Barenaked Ladies the jist is as follows: the verse is a chord stucture that bounces back from D to G for a spell, then they through in a descending bit starting with Bm, then leading to and ending on A. the really pick people out there can use A7, whichever you prefer. the chorus stars on G and goes to D, and ends on A. Original, eh? Okay not really. the instrumenetal starts with Em, and you just play with the bass structures. the bridge goes G, Gm, D, Bm, repeats and ends off (azchords.com)