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From: "James Dodd" <j_j_dodd@hotmail.com>
Subject: c/chamberlain/chivalry.tab
Date: Wed, 31 Jul 2002 18:10:05 +0000

Artist - Chamberlain
Song - Chivalry

Fairly simple again this one.
Mainly involving soft picking around fairly
standard chord shapes.

Verse

  C       F	 Play this through 3x
e-0------------------------------------
b---1---1-3-1---1----------------------
g-----0-------2------------------------
d---------3----------------------------
a-3------------------------------------
e--------------------------------------

After the third time of playing the C to F
part through it changes and play this below

  D7	  G
e-2-------3----------------------------
b---1---1---3--------------------------
g-----2-------0------------------------
d-0------------------------------------
a--------------------------------------
e---------3----------------------------

Chorus.

I think this sounds best all played on
barre chords.

   Am       G        F        C

e--5--------3--------1-----------------
b----5---5----3---3----1---1--5--------
g------5--------4--------2------5---5--
d---------------------------------5----
a-----------------------------3--------
e--5--------3--------1-----------------

   C        G        C        G

e-----------3-----------------3--------
b--5----------3---3--5----------3---3--
g----5---5------4------5---5------4----
d------5-----------------5-------------
a--3-----------------3-----------------
e-----------3-----------------3--------

Then it goes back to the verse, which is the
same as the first verse.
The second chorus is the same as the first,
then there is the short section in the middle
which is in an odd timing.

it goes from C to G and then quickly to F (I think)
I havn't really given this bit much thought.

The third verse is the same as the others and
it ends with the chorus being played through
twice, it ends on a strum.

Cheers,

Jim
j_j_dodd@hotmail.com