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Date: Sun, 01 Dec 2002 11:39:49 -0500
From: rob at anthrograph dot com <rob@anthrograph.com>
Subject: k/kings_of_convenience/the_girl_from_back_then.crd

The Girl From Back Then as performed by The Kings of Convenience.

Transcribed by Rob Healy
rob@countrocula.com

Here's the way I play The Girl From Back Then from the KOC's album "Quiet is
the New Loud".

ONLY 8 Chords for the VERSE AND CHORUS... one of these super linear song
structure examples that seems to be all the rage these days.

Rhythmic plucking.  You'll see that the thumbed bass notes provide that
jazzy little walking line centered around the G# minor scale.

Rhythm changes subtly, especially on the last two chords.  Tool with it and
have FUN!


E-----------------|----6-------6----|-----------------|-----2-----------||
B---4-------0-----|----6-------6----|-----4------4----|-----2-------2---||
G---4-------3-----|----6-------6----|-----4------4----|-----0-------3---||
D---4-------4-----|---------4-------|-----4------4----|--1----------2---||
A--------2--------|--6--------------|---------2-------|----------4------||
E-4---------------|-----------------|--0--------------|----------2------||

And I sat down...                     Said I don't want to...

Best,
Rob ;)