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Date: Wed, 27 Sep 95 16:08:12 EDT
From: Winston Campbell <jieuryli@eden.rutgers.edu>
Subject: DEATH OF A DISCO DANCER by The Smiths
Death of a Disco Dancer
(Morrissey/Marr)
The intro bassline (and basically throughout the song) is:
B A G#m G B A G#m E
G -------------------------------|-------------------------------| D -------------------------5-4---|-------------------------2-0---| A -2----2-0----0---------------5-|-2----2-0----0---------------4-| E ----2------0---4------3--------|----2------0---4--4p2p0--------|
Sometimes the bass changes a bit, but that is the basic bassline.
the lyrics are (and the same eight chord progression is constant throughout
the entire song):
B A G#m G
the death of a disco dancer
B A G#m E
well, it happens a lot round here
and if you think peace is a common goal
well, that goes to show
just how little you know
the death of a disco dancer
well, i~d rather not get involved
i never talk to my neighbour
i~d just rather not get involved
love, peace and harmony?
love, peace and harmony?
oh, very nice
very nice
very nice
very nice
...but maybe in the next world
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