Текст песни Radiohead - There There Live

Song:   There There [Live] (The Boney King of Nowhere)
Artist: Radiohead
Album:  Hail to the Thief [Special Edition] (2003)
Tempo:  Allegro
Time:   4/4
Tabbed: rikigo
URL's:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYlR7ycoodc&feature=related;
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiohead
Tuning: Standard.

Chords:
                EADGBe
      ===     225542
     ===     225242
       ===     320003
    ===     020003
    ===     200232
      ===     022000
      ===     X02000
===     200222
(2)   ===     X25252
(4)   ===     X57575
(5)   ===     575655
     ===     020000
(4)===     X57567
(4)   ===     577555

| NC  |    |

In pitch dark,

I go walking in,
Your landscape.
Broken branches,
Trip me as I speak.

Just because you feel it,
Doesn't mean it's there.
Just because you feel it,
Doesn't mean it's there.

There's always a siren,
Singing you to shipwreck.
                  (Don't reach out, don't reach out)
Steer away from these rocks,
We'd be a walking disaster.
                    (Don't reach out, don't reach out)

Just because you feel it,
Doesn't mean it's there.
                      (There's someone on your shoulder)
Just because you feel it,
Doesn't mean it's there.
                      (There's someone on your shoulder)

Bridge:
           (2)  (4)    (5)  
There there...

Why so green,
        (4)    (4)       
And lonely? And lonely? And lonely?
Heaven sent you,
    (4)     (4)      
...To me,  ...to me,  ...to me.

Instrumental:
|    (4) |
| (4)      |

We are accidents,
       (4)
...Waiting,
   (4)        
Waiting, to happen.
We are accidents,
       (4)
...Waiting,
   (4)        
Waiting, to happen.

Coda:

[End]

Notes:
1. Compiled after frustration in trying to make the chords fit the performance.  As well
as the unique quality to the slightly dissonant sounds that brought tears to the eyes
of Thom Yorke, when he listened to the first playback. http://www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=5209
2. According to Q magazine April 2008, the song's Krautrock-inspired drumming was a
homage to Can's 1971 album 'Tago Mago'.