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I'm Only Sleeping Beatles
(you get the idea...)
[D#m]When I'm in the middle of a [G#m]dream/[F#]Stay in [B]bed [F#]Float up[B]stream
[F#]Please don't wake me/[G#m]no don't shake me/[A#m]leave me where I [G#m]am
F#maj7 G#m (little bass thing G#/B/D#/B somewhere)
I'm only sleeping...
(bridge part, after verses 2 and 3 I believe...)
K[#m7]eeping an eye on the [D#7]world going by my [G#m]window, taking my time
2. Everybody seems to think I'm lazy/I don't mind/I think they're crazy
Running everywhere at such a speed/'til they find/There's no need
Please don't spoil my day/I'm miles away/and after all
I'm only sleeping...
3. Lying there and staring at the ceiling/Waiting for/a sleepy feeling
Please don't spoil my day/I'm miles away/And after all
I'm only sleeping...
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From: Harlan L Thompson
RIFF 1: RIFF 2:
E --------- ----------2---------
B --------- ----------3---------
G --------- ----------4-------4-
D ---0-4-0- ---0-4-0--4---0-4---
A -2------- -2--------2-2-------
E --------- ----------2---------
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Dr C Togden (report)
Dear Sir / Madam How can you change the chord given? For example - if I type Am, I get a standard Am - but there are various forms of Am. How do I select an Am with the third string left open? Likewise with E7 - how do I select an E7 with 4th string left open? This two chords are quite imnportant to how this songs sounds - but I can find no way of selecting them.
Thank you for you time
Doc Togden