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Date: Sun, 10 Aug 2003 23:55:51 +0200 (MEST)
From: Mark Read <ironbird@gmx.net>
Subject: h/h-blockx/little_girl.crd

Song: Little Girl
Artist: H-Blockx
Album: Time to move (1994)
Written by Henning Wehland/Stefan Hinz/Tim Tenambergen

Tabbed by: Sharkmark (ironbird@gmx.net)
This is all my own work, only helped by my badly tuned guitar and my ears.

This song is a power ballad by German Crossover Group H-Blockx from 
their first album "Time to move", which made them famous all over Europe.
On the record, it's mainly distorted, but it's also nice to play this song 
on an acoustic guitar.

The chords are:

INTRO/CHORUS:
am	C	G	D	(x3)
am	C	B

1st VERSE:
The chords are not really strummed, but somehow muted. I suggest only
playing the first (bottom) three or four strings.

em	                             D	                
Time went by and it seems to me like no one in the world
    am
can ever understand me
em              G G/f#   em
Where to go ... i don't know

at the end of the verse:
G  G/f#  F     E
for my   giiiiirl ...

CHORUS: (same as Intro)
        am    C      G           D
I wanna sing, swing, just for my little girl (x3)
...
am    C      B
siiiing...

2nd VERSE:
At the beginning of the second verse, the em chord is held longer, for
there is a little bass solo, it then jumps to the G G/f# progression,
then it's the same as the first verse.

CHORUS:
same as the first one, only that the am-C-G-D is played four times, without
the B ending.

BRIDGE:
F	E

then the chords of the second chorus are gently picked. The progression is
played 8 times, then bursts back into the chorus

LAST CHORUS:
first, the same am-C-G-D progression 3 times, only the last time it goes
am    C	    D
Siiiing.... oh

then the whole thing is pushed up one note, which means that the chords now
are:
bm	D     A	           E
Sing,  swing, just for my little girl

And that's basically it. I was too lazy (or let's say too less gifted) to
figure out the little guitar intro and solo. But as already said, it's very
nice to play this one on an acoustic guitar as well as the original version
with power chords. Have fun!

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