Key: A major
LA FA#m LA FA#m
LA FA#m
It's so easy to forgo
It's so hard to forget
LA FA#mIt's so hard for to realize
RE SIm MIThat I'm not dead yet
When everything that we wanted
LA REIs beyond beyond
SIm MIAnd all that I hoped for is
Long dead gone - alright
LA FA#m
So how can I sleep
In this memory bed
LA FA#mWhen I feel like a grave
RE SIm MIWith a tomb for a bed head
With your name and my name
LA RECarved deep in the stone
SIm MINow faded away 'cause we're
Long dead gone
MIWell we're long dead gone
DO# DO#7 FA#m MIWe're long dead gone - yeah
Now faded away because we're
RE LA MI LALo-ong dead gone
MI FA#m RE MI RE LA MI
LA FA#m
Love lies bewildered
Checking its pulse
LA FA#mTo see if it compares
RE SIm MITo anything else
And two things still beating
LA RENever as one
SIm MIAnd one thing lies choking 'cause it's
Long dead gone
MIWell it's long dead gone
DO# DO#7 FA#m MIIt's long dead gone - yeah
One thing lies choking 'cause it's
RE LA MI LALo-ong dead gone
So here rests in pieces
LA MIWhatever it was
FA#m REThat we could admit to
F#major Bm
Whatever it was
MIThat was me and you
What was me and you
What was me and you - yeah
LA FA#m
So why won't I just
LA FA#mLet it die and get rid
Of the truth that we would both
RE SIm MIWould've rather kept hid
LA FA#mBetter to live a lie
Than pretend that you're not
SIm MIAnd live out a love which is
RE LALong dead gone
Well we're long dead gone - yeah
DO# DO#7 FA#m MIWell we're long dead gone - yeah
LA MI FA#m RE MIDon't live out a love which is - yeah
Lo-ong dead gone
FA#m RE MINever live out a love which is
RE LA MI LA MILo-ong dead gone
Never live out a love which is
RE LA MI LA MI FA#m RE MI RE LA MILo-ong dead gone - yeah
LA MI FA#m RE MI RE
LA MI FA#m RE MI RE LA
Chords
As this version doesn't specify which chord fingerings should be
used, I haven't included a chord chart. If you want to know the
fingerings, see the other posting of this song with specified
chords. N.B. F#major is not written as F# purely to make it
clear that it isn't F#m.
Notes
1. Learn the song by playing along to the album track.
2. Feel free to use different versions of the same chord or slighlty
different varieties of the same one to colour your music. For
example, I use a Dsus2 to link the D and Bm chords in the 4th line
of the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 5th sections.
3. If you don't want to use these linking chords (such as the Dsus2's
all through this CRD, you needn't).
4. If you're new to barre chords, and would rather stick to open ones
you could transpose the tune to the key of G major, which involves
shifting all chords done by a tone:
This version: Transposed to G major:
LA SOL FA#m MImC# & C#7 B7 should be okay
F#major Emajor (just plain E)
If you want to do this and have a capo, putting it on the 2nd fret
will get you in tune with the album track.
6. A big thankyou (THANKYOU) to Alan Pulliam for supplying the lyrics
to Long Dead Gone and Backing Out. They made my job a lot easier.
Key: A major
LA FA#m
It's so easy to forgo
LA FA#mIt's so hard to forget
It's so hard for to realize
RE SIm MIThat I'm not dead yet
LA FA#mWhen everything that we wanted
Is beyond beyond
SIm MIAnd all that I hoped for is
RE LA MILong dead gone - alright
LA FA#m
So how can I sleep
LA FA#mIn this memory bed
When I feel like a grave
RE SIm MIWith a tomb for a bed head
LA FA#mWith your name and my name
Carved deep in the stone
SIm MINow faded away 'cause we're
RE LALong dead gone
Well we're long dead gone
DO# DO#7 FA#m MIWell we're long dead gone - yeah
LA MI FA#m RE REsus2 MINow faded away because we're
Lo-ong dead gone
LA FA#m
Love lies bewildered
LA FA#mChecking its pulse
To see if it compares
RE SIm MITo anything else
LA FA#mAnd two things still beating
But never as one
SIm MIAnd one thing lies choking 'cause it's
RE LALong dead gone
Well it's long dead gone
DO# DO#7 FA#m MIWell it's long dead gone - yeah
LA MI FA#m RE REsus2 MIOne thing lies choking 'cause it's
Lo-ong dead gone
RE
So here rests in pieces
Whatever it was
FA#m REThat we could admit to
F#major Bm
Whatever it was
That was me and you
What was me and you
What was me and you - yeah
LA FA#m LA FA#m LA FA#m RE SIm MI
So why won't I just
LA FA#mLet it die and get rid
LA FA#mOf the truth that we would both
Would've rather kept hid
LA FA#mBetter to live a lie
LA REThan pretend that you're not
And live out a love which is
RE LALong dead gone
RE REsus2 MI MIWell we're long dead gone - yeah
Well we're long dead gone - yeah
LA MI FA#m RE REsus2 MIDon't live out a love which is - yeah
REsus2 LA MI LA MILo-o-o-ong dead gone
Never live out a love which is
RE LA MI LA MILo-ong dead gone
FA#m RE REsus2 MINever live out a love which is
Lo-ong dead gone - yeah
Chords corresponding to the above notation
A major chord: A
e||---|---|---|---|-1-|---|---- & A This is the A-chord fingering used for
B||---|---|---|---|-1-|---|---- & E most of Long Dead Gone (where A is used
G||---|---|---|---|-1-|-2-|---- & C# rather than A). It uses the root-E
D||---|---|---|---|-1-|---|-4-- & A shape with a barre on the 5th fret.
A||---|---|---|---|-1-|---|-3-- & E The fingers are numbered as follows:
E||---|---|---|---|-1-|---|---- & A 1 = index, 2 = middle, 3 = ring,
4 = little finger.
F# minor chord: F#m B minor chord: Bm
e||---|-1-|---|---| F# These chords are both e||---|-1-|---|----- & F#
B||---|-1-|---|---| C# played with a barre on B||---|-1-|-2-|----- & D
G||---|-1-|---|---| A the second fret, and G||---|-1-|---|-4---- & B
D||---|-1-|---|-4-| F# use root E minor shape D||---|-1-|---|-3-- & F#
A||---|-1-|---|-3-| C# and root A minor shape A||---|-1-|---|----- & B
E||---|-1-|---|---| F# respectively. E||---|-1-|---|------ & F#
D major chord: D which is interchangeable with: D major chord (open): D
since treble note is the same
e||---|-1-|---|---|---| F# e||---|-2-|---------------------- & F# In this
B||---|-1-|-2-|---|---| D B||---|---|-3-------------------- & D version of
G||---|-1-|---|---|---| A E major chord: E
e||---|---|---| E The chord e||---|---|---|-1-|---|---|----- & G#
B||---|---|---| B on the B||---|---|---|-1-|-2-|---|---- & E
G||-1-|---|---| G# right is G||---|---|---|-1-|---|---|---- & B
D||---|-3-|---| E open C D||---|---|---|-1-|---|-3-|---- & G#
A||---|-2-|---| B major on A||---|---|---|-1-|---|---|-4-- & E
E||---|---|---| E the 4th E||---|---|---|-1-|---|---|---- & G#
fret.
C# major chord: C# C# major 7th chord: C#7
e||---|---|---|-1-|---|---| G# A major e||---|---|---|-1-|---|---- & G#
B||---|---|---|-1-|---|-4-| E# & A 7th B||---|---|---|-1-|---|-4-- & E#
G||---|---|---|-1-|---|-3-| C# barred G||---|---|---|-1-|---|---- & B natural
D||---|---|---|-1-|---|-2-| G# on 4th D||---|---|---|-1-|---|-2-- & G#
A||---|---|---|-1-|---|---| C# fret. A||---|---|---|-1-|---|---- & C#
E||---|---|---|-1-|---|---| G# E||---|---|---|-1-|---|-------- & G#
F# major chord: F#maj (denoted as F#maj instead of F# to highlight the change
from F#m (F# minor) which is used throughout the song)
e||---|-1-|---|---| F# This is the open
B||---|-1-|---|---| C# E major chord shape
G||---|-1-|-2-|---| A# barred on the second
D||---|-1-|---|-4-| F# fret.
A||---|-1-|---|-3-| C#
E||---|-1-|---|---| F#
A major chord (open): A D major suspended 2nd: Dsus2
e||---|---|---| E The normal open e||---|---|---- & E This is just the
B||---|-3-|---| C# A major chord B||---|---|-3-- & D open D chord with
G||---|-2-|---| A used in the end G||---|-2-|---- & A the treble-E open
D||---|-1-|---| E section of the D||---|---|---- & D The bass-E string
A||---|---|---| A song. A||---|---|---------- & A can be unplayed
E||---|---|---| E E||---|-x-|-------------- &(F#) or the thumb be
used as in D, or
in this case only
can be left open.
Notes
1. Learn the song by playing along to the album track.
2. Feel free to use different versions of the same chord or slighlty
different varieties of the same one to colour your music. For
example, I use a Dsus2 to link the D and Bm chords in the 4th line
of the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 5th sections.
3. If you don't want to use these linking chords (such as the Dsus2's
all through this CRD, you needn't).
4. Don't worry too much about whether you use the open or barred
versions of the various chords. I think these are the ones used
on the twangy guitar in the song (right-hand speaker in stereo),
but the difference between one and another is only slight, and you
may find it easier to play a certain sequence.
5. If you're new to barre chords, and would rather stick to open ones
you could transpose the tune to the key of G major, which involves
shifting all chords done by a tone:
This version: Transposed to G major:
LA SOL FA#m MImDsus2 forget it, just play C
C# & C#7 B7 should be okay
F#major Emajor (just plain E)
If you want to do this and have a capo, putting it on the 2nd fret
will get you in tune with the album track.
6. A big thankyou (THANKYOU) to Alan Pulliam for supplying the lyrics
to Long Dead Gone and Backing Out. They made my job a lot easier.
Key: A major
LA FA#m LA FA#m
LA FA#m
It's so easy to forgo
It's so hard to forget
LA FA#mIt's so hard for to realize
RE SIm MIThat I'm not dead yet
When everything that we wanted
LA REIs beyond beyond
SIm MIAnd all that I hoped for is
Long dead gone - alright
LA FA#m
So how can I sleep
In this memory bed
LA FA#mWhen I feel like a grave
RE SIm MIWith a tomb for a bed head
With your name and my name
LA RECarved deep in the stone
SIm MINow faded away 'cause we're
Long dead gone
MIWell we're long dead gone
DO# DO#7 FA#m MIWe're long dead gone - yeah
Now faded away because we're
RE LA MI LALo-ong dead gone
MI FA#m RE MI RE LA MI
LA FA#m
Love lies bewildered
Checking its pulse
LA FA#mTo see if it compares
RE SIm MITo anything else
And two things still beating
LA RENever as one
SIm MIAnd one thing lies choking 'cause
..it's
RE LALong dead gone
Well it's long dead gone
DO# DO#7 FA#m MIIt's long dead gone - yeah
LA MI FA#mOne thing lies choking 'cause
.. it's
RE LA MI LALo-ong dead gone
So here rests in pieces
LA MIWhatever it was
FA#m REThat we could admit to
F#major Bm
Whatever it was
MIThat was me and you
What was me and you
What was me and you - yeah
So why won't I just
LA FA#mLet it die and get rid
LA FA#mOf the truth that we would both
Would've rather kept hid
LA FA#mBetter to live a lie
LA REThan pretend that you're not
And live out a love which is
RE LALong dead gone
MIWell we're long dead gone - yeah
Well we're long dead gone - yeah
LA MI FA#m REDon't live out a love which is -
MI..yeah
Lo-ong dead gone
FA#m RE MINever live out a love which is
RE LA MI LA MILo-ong dead gone
Never live out a love which is
RE LA MI LA MI FA#m RELo-ong dead gone - yeah
MI RE LA MI
LA MI FA#m RE MI RE
Chords
As this version doesn't specify
..which chord fingerings should be
used, I haven't included a chord
..chart. If you want to know the
fingerings, see the other posting
..of this song with specified
chords. N.B. F#major is not
..written as F# purely to make
..it
clear that it isn't F#m.
Notes
1. Learn the song by playing
..along to the album track.
2. Feel free to use different
..versions of the same chord or
..slighlty
different varieties of the same
..one to colour your music.
..For
example, I use a Dsus2 to link
..the D and Bm chords in the 4th
..line
of the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 5th
..sections.
3. If you don't want to use
..these linking chords (such as
..the Dsus2's
all through this CRD, you
..needn't).
4. If you're new to barre
..chords, and would rather stick
..to open ones
you could transpose the tune to
..the key of G major, which
..involves
shifting all chords done by a
..tone:
This version: Transposed to
..G major:
LA SOL FA#m MImC# & C#7 B7 should be okay
F#major Emajor (just plain E)
If you want to do this and have a
..capo, putting it on the 2nd fret
will get you in tune with the
..album track.
6. A big thankyou (THANKYOU)
..to Alan Pulliam for supplying
..the lyrics
to Long Dead Gone and Backing
..Out. They made my job a lot
..easier.
Key: A major
LA FA#m
It's so easy to forgo
LA FA#mIt's so hard to forget
It's so hard for to realize
RE SIm MIThat I'm not dead yet
LA FA#mWhen everything that we wanted
Is beyond beyond
SIm MIAnd all that I hoped for is
RE LA MILong dead gone - alright
LA FA#m
So how can I sleep
LA FA#mIn this memory bed
When I feel like a grave
RE SIm MIWith a tomb for a bed head
LA FA#mWith your name and my name
Carved deep in the stone
SIm MINow faded away 'cause we're
RE LALong dead gone
Well we're long dead gone
DO# DO#7 FA#m MIWell we're long dead gone - yeah
LA MI FA#m RE REsus2Now faded away because we're
RE LA MI LA
Lo-ong dead gone
MI FA#m RE MI RE LA MI
LA FA#m
Love lies bewildered
Checking its pulse
LA FA#mTo see if it compares
RE SIm MITo anything else
And two things still beating
LA REBut never as one
SIm MIAnd one thing lies choking 'cause
..it's
RE LALong dead gone
Well it's long dead gone
DO# DO#7 FA#m MIWell it's long dead gone - yeah
LA MI FA#mOne thing lies choking 'cause
.. it's
RE LA MI LALo-ong dead gone
So here rests in pieces
LA MIWhatever it was
FA#m REThat we could admit to
F#major Bm
Whatever it was
MIThat was me and you
What was me and you
What was me and you - yeah
So why won't I just
LA FA#mLet it die and get rid
LA FA#mOf the truth that we would both
Would've rather kept hid
LA FA#mBetter to live a lie
LA REThan pretend that you're not
And live out a love which is
RE LALong dead gone
RE REsus2 MI MIWell we're long dead gone - yeah
Well we're long dead gone - yeah
LA MI FA#m REDon't live out a love which is -
REsus2 MI.. yeah
Lo-o-o-ong dead gone
FA#m RE REsus2 MINever live out a love which is
RE LA MI LA MILo-ong dead gone
Never live out a love which is
RE LA MI LA MI FA#m RE MILo-ong dead gone - yeah
RE LA MI
LA MI FA#m RE MI RE LA MI FA#m RE MI RE LA
Chords corresponding to the above
..notation
A major chord: A
e||---|---|---|---|-1-|---|---
B||---|---|---|---|-1-|---|---
G||---|---|---|---|-1-|-2-|---
D||---|---|---|---|-1-|---|-4-
A||---|---|---|---|-1-|---|-3-
E||---|---|---|---|-1-|---|---
...
-|- & A This is the A-chord fingering used for
-|- & E most of Long Dead Gone (where A is used
-|- & C# rather than A). It uses the root-E
-|- & A shape with a barre on the 5th fret.
-|- & E The fingers are numbered as follows:
-|- & A 1 = index, 2 = middle, 3 = ring,
4 = little finger.
F# minor chord: F#m B
..minor chord: Bm
e||---|-1-|---|--
B||---|-1-|---|--
G||---|-1-|---|--
D||---|-1-|---|-4
A||---|-1-|---|-3
E||---|-1-|---|--
...
-|-| F# These chords are both e||---|-1-|---|----- & F#
-|-| C# played with a barre on B||---|-1-|-2-|----- & D
-|-| A the second fret, and G||---|-1-|---|-4---- & B
-|-| F# use root E minor shape D||---|-1-|---|-3-- & F#
-|-| C# and root A minor shape A||---|-1-|---|----- & B
-|-| F# respectively. E||---|-1-|---|------ & F#
D major chord: D which is
..interchangeable with: D major
..chord (open): D
since treble note is the same
e||---|-1-|---|---|---| F# e||---|-2-|---------------------- & F# In this
B||---|-1-|-2-|---|---| D B||---|---|-3-------------------- & D version of
G||---|-1-|---|---|---| A E major chord: E
e||---|---|--
B||---|---|--
G||-1-|---|--
D||---|-3-|--
A||---|-2-|--
E||---|---|--
...
-|-| E The chord e||---|---|-
-|-| B on the B||---|---|-
-|-| G# right is G||---|---|-
-|-| E open C D||---|---|-
-|-| B major on A||---|---|-
-|-| E the 4th E||---|---|-
...
-|--|-1-|---|---|----- & G#
-|--|-1-|-2-|---|---- & E
-|--|-1-|---|---|---- & B
-|--|-1-|---|-3-|---- & G#
-|--|-1-|---|---|-4-- & E
-|--|-1-|---|---|---- & G#
fret.
C# major chord: C# C# major
..7th chord: C#7
e||---|---|---|-1-|---|--
B||---|---|---|-1-|---|-4
G||---|---|---|-1-|---|-3
D||---|---|---|-1-|---|-2
A||---|---|---|-1-|---|--
E||---|---|---|-1-|---|--
...
-|-| G# A major e||---|---|--
-|-| E# & A 7th B||---|---|--
-|-| C# barred G||---|---|--
-|-| G# on 4th D||---|---|--
-|-| C# fret. A||---|---|--
-|-| G# E||---|---|---|-1
...
-|-|-1-|---|---- & G#
-|-|-1-|---|-4-- & E#
-|-|-1-|---|---- & B natural
-|-|-1-|---|-2-- & G#
-|-|-1-|---|---- & C#
-|-|---|-------- & G#
F# major chord: F#maj (denoted as
..F#maj instead of F# to highlight
..the change
from F#m (F# minor) which is
..used throughout the song)
e||---|-1-|---|--
B||---|-1-|---|--
G||---|-1-|-2-|--
D||---|-1-|---|-4
A||---|-1-|---|-3
E||---|-1-|---|--
...
-|-| F# This is the open
-|-| C# E major chord shape
-|-| A# barred on the second
-|-| F# fret.
-|-| C#
-|-| F#
A major chord (open): A D major
..suspended 2nd: Dsus2
e||---|---|--
B||---|-3-|--
G||---|-2-|--
D||---|-1-|--
A||---|---|--
E||---|---|--
...
-|-| E The normal open e||--
-|-| C# A major chord B||--
-|-| A used in the end G||--
-|-| E section of the D||--
-|-| A song. A||---|---|
-|-| E E||---|-x-|----
...
-|-|---|---
-|-|---|-3-
-|-|-2-|---
-|-|---|---
-|---------
-|---------
...
-|- & E This is just the
-|- & D open D chord with
-|- & A the treble-E open
-|- & D The bass-E string
-|- & A can be unplayed
-|- &(F#) or the thumb be
used as in D, or
in this case only
can be left open.
Notes
1. Learn the song by playing
..along to the album track.
2. Feel free to use different
..versions of the same chord or
..slighlty
different varieties of the same
..one to colour your music.
..For
example, I use a Dsus2 to link
..the D and Bm chords in the 4th
..line
of the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 5th
..sections.
3. If you don't want to use
..these linking chords (such as
..the Dsus2's
all through this CRD, you
..needn't).
4. Don't worry too much about
..whether you use the open or
..barred
versions of the various chords.
..I think these are the ones
..used
on the twangy guitar in the song
.. (right-hand speaker in stereo),
but the difference between one
..and another is only slight, and
..you
may find it easier to play a
..certain sequence.
5. If you're new to barre
..chords, and would rather stick
..to open ones
you could transpose the tune to
..the key of G major, which
..involves
shifting all chords done by a
..tone:
This version: Transposed to
..G major:
LA SOL FA#m MImDsus2 forget it, just play C
C# & C#7 B7 should be okay
F#major Emajor (just plain E)
If you want to do this and have a
..capo, putting it on the 2nd fret
will get you in tune with the
..album track.
6. A big thankyou (THANKYOU)
..to Alan Pulliam for supplying
..the lyrics
to Long Dead Gone and Backing
..Out. They made my job a lot
..easier.
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