The Daily Mail Cifras
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| Dificuldade: | avançado |
|---|---|
| Afinação: | E A D G B E |
| Capotraste: | sem capotraste |
Cifras
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Dbmaj7: Db chord with added C
C(#9): C chord with added Eb (as well as the regular E)
Db(add9) Db chord with added Eb
F#(b5): F# chord but with A C instead of C#
E(b5): E chord but with A Bb instead of B
This is not the easiest one on the guitar. One of the comments below has recommended this video for details
on how to play the tricky chords: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EsaZheZI2g
[Intro]
D D/Db D/B D/Bb (x2)
[Verse 1]
D D/Db D/B D/Bb
The moonies are up on a mountain.
D D/Db D/B D/Bb
The lunatics have taken over the asylum.
D D/Db D/B D/Bb
Waiting on the raaaaaaapture.
D D/Db D/B D/Bb
Singing we're here;
D D/Db D/B D/Bb
To keep your prices down.
D D/Db D/B D/Bb
We'll feed you to the hounds.
D D/Db
To the Daily Mail,
C C(add9) Bm C(#9) Db(add9)
To get up, together.
[Verse 2]
Eb
You made a pig's ear.
Db(add9) F7 C(#9) Db(add9)
You made a mistake.
Eb
Paid off security,
Db(add9) F7 C(#9) Db(add9)
and got through the gate.
Eb
You got away with it,
Db(add9) C
but we lie in wait.
[Instrumental]
C Eb6 D7 F F#(b5)
C Eb6 D7 F F#(b5)
[Verse 3]
C
Where's the truth?
What's the use?
Eb6 D7
In hanging round,
F
Lost and found.
F#(b5) C
And with your head
In the sand.
Eb6 D7
Fat chance,
F
No plan.
F#(b5) C
No regard for human life.
Eb6 D7
You'll keep time.
F
You've no right.
F#(b5)
You're fast to lose.
C
You're willing to lose.
Eb6 D7
To jump the queue.
F
Go back again,
F#(b5)
President
C
For life.
Eb6
Lord of all
D7 F
The flies in the sky,
F#(b5)
The beasts of the Earth,
C
The fish in the sea,
Eb6 Bb Db6 C7 Eb E(b5)
Have lost command.
Bb Db6 C7 Eb E(b5) Bb
X×
The Daily Mail – Radiohead
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13 comments
@lucho009: Since it's orginally for piano, it's kind of hard to play it on guitar, but my suggestion is to play the D chord from the fifth fret of the A string and then slide your index finger to the fourth fret, and then, releasing your index finger, place your thumb on the seventh fret of the low E and then finally slide it down to the sixth fret (alternatively you can do this with your index finger, but I find using my thumb a lot easier.
@Canttellwhat:
C(#9) is played as three notes: C (third fret A string) E (second fret D string) Eb (fourth fret B string).
C#add9 is played in two ways during the song:
1. After C(#9). Same way as C(#9), but on other frets of course: C# (fourth fret A string) F (third fret D string) Eb (fourth fret B string).
2. As a chord after Eb:
F#(b5) means a major F# chord with a flat fifth.
Play it like this:
E-x
B-11
G-11
D-10
Same goes for E(b5).
C#maj7 is played in a style similiar to C(#9) and C#add9, with three notes: C# (fourth fret A string) F (third fret D string) C (first fret B string)
The C before it is also played this way: C (third fret A string) E ( second fret D string) C (first fret B string)
You can hear it in the song.
Eb6 is played like this:
Same goes for C#6:
I hope this helped you.
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This is a great tab; however, I'm having a hard time playing because I don't know the chords you've listed above. Can someone tell me how to play C#9, C#add9,F#b5, & Eb5. Those last two confuse me because (b) usually means flat & F# played a step more flat is F. Someone please help me out. Also does anyone know an easier way to play C#maj7 & Eb6?
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I'm fairly sure it's an F/F# rather than an F# itself (so F# A C rather than F A C in triadic form)
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