Elvis Impersonator; Blackpool Pier 


Track 1 - Everything Must Go 

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Chords:-

Gmaj7/B  - x2403x
Gmaj7/C  - x3403x
Dsus2    - xx0230
F        - 133211
Am       - x02210
Bb       - 688766
C#       - x4666x
Ab       - 466544
C        - 8(10)(10)988
C(2)     - x3555x
A        - x02220
A5       - x022xx
D        - x5777x
C#m      - x46654
F#5      - 244xxx
Bm       - x24432
C#m7     - x46454
C#7      - x46464

Intro:-

Gmaj7/B

Gmaj7/B                               Gmaj7/C
Twenty foot high on blackpool promenade

Dsus2                                Em
fake royalty second hand sequin facade

F                Am
Limited face paint

    Bb              C#
And Dyed black quiff

Ab                    C
Overweight and out of date

Gmaj7/B                               Gmaj7/C
Twenty foot high on blackpool promenade

Dsus2                                Em
fake royalty second hand sequin facade

F                Am
Limited face paint

    Bb              C#
And Dyed black quiff

Ab                    C(2) A(strum these two chords once)
Overweight and out of date

A5       D          C#m        F#5   
American trilogy in Lancashire pottery

A5       D          C#m         F#5
American trilogy in Lancashire pottery

               Bm             F#5 
Its so fucking funny dont you know

               Bm             C#m7      C#7
Its so fucking funny dont you know

A5       D              C#m              F#5   
All American trilogy in used up cars and bottled beer

A5       D               C#m               F#5
All American trilogy the futures dead fundamentally

               Bm        F#5 
Its so fucking funny its absurd

               Bm        C#m7      C#7
Its so fucking funny its absurd

Solo:-

   A5                           D
E I----------------------------I----------------------------I
B I----------------------------I----------------------------I
G I----------------------------I----------------------------I
D I----------------------------I-0-2--2b3r2----0----2h4-----I
A I-0-2--2b3r2----0---2h4------I----------------------------I
E I----------------------------I----------------------------I

   C#m                          F#5
E I----------------------------I----------------------------I
B I----------------------------I----------------------------I
G I------4--4h6---4------------I----------------------------I
D I----6---------------6---4---I4-----4s11-------------7----I
A I-4--------------------------I------------0--0-7h9--------I
E I----------------------------I----------------------------I

   A5                           D
E I----------------------------I----------------------------I
B I----------------------------I----------------------------I
G I----------------------------I-7---9--9b10r9--7----9s4----I
D I-7--9--9b10r----7---9h11----I--------------------------6-I
A I----------------------------I----------------------------I
E I----------------------------I----------------------------I

   C#m                                 F#5 
E I-----------------------------------I----------------------------I
B I-----------------------------------I----------------------------I
G I8h9-8---8--------------------------I----------------------------I
D I-----11--11-9--9---9-11-11b12-11-9-I-11---11---11---11s4--------I
A I-------------11-9h11---------------I------------------------0---I
E I-----------------------------------I----------------------------I

then:-
|Bm   |F#5  |Bm  |C#m7 |C#7  |


C#m7(strum once)                     C#m7(strum once)             
Twenty foot high on blackpool promenade

Note:-After all of the C#m7 and C#7 you strum once and pick the bottom 3
strings twice(i.e strum-1-2-3-1-2-3)


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transcribed by John Morris