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Yeats Grave by Cranberries
Yeats Grave
Intro: use barre chords for:Cm, Bb, and Gm for picking
for the formations of the chords check the end of the tab
Cm Bb Gm Gm Cm Bb Gm
E-----------------------------------------------------------------
B---4--------3---------3---------3---------4--------3--------3----
G---5--------3---------3---------3---------5--------3--------3----
D-5---5----3----3----5---5-----5----5----5---5----3---3----5----5-
A-----------------------------------------------------------------
E-----------------------------------------------------------------
It's the same chords throughout the song:Cm,Bb, and Gm.
I'm not sure but they might be using a variation of Gm(e.g.- Gm7)
if you want to check that out.
Cm:335543
Bb:113331
Gm:355333
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version 2
Capo 3
2x
(last two: first turn only)
Am G6 Em
E------0---------0------------------0----------------------------------------
B---1-----1---0-----0------0-------------------------------------------------
G------2---------0------0-----0--0-----0-------------------------------------
D---2-----2---0-----0------2--------2----------------------------------------
A-----------------------2-----2--2-----2-------------------------------------
E----------------------------------------------------------------------------
... and chords of the song is as follows
G6 320000
Am G6 Em
Silenced by death in the grave
Am G6 Em
W B Yeats couldn't save
Am G6
Why did you stand here
G6 Em
Were you sickened in time
Em Am
But I know by now
Am G6
Why did you sit here?
Em Am G6
In the grave
G6 Em
In the GRaVE
W. B. Yeats "Second"
Why should I blame her,
there she filled my days
With misery or that she would of late
Have taught to ignor can't man violent ways
Or harled the little streets upon the grenout
Had they but courage
Equal to desire
Sad there Mand Gonne couldn't stay
But she had MacBride anyway
and you sit here with me
on the isle In istree
and your writing down everything
But I know by now
Why did you sit here
In the grave...
Why should I blAme her,
Had they but courage equal to desire
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version 3
Capo 3
2x
(last two: first turn only)
Am G6 Em
E------0---------0------------------0----------------------------------------
B---1-----1---0-----0------0-------------------------------------------------
G------2---------0------0-----0--0-----0-------------------------------------
D---2-----2---0-----0------2--------2----------------------------------------
A-----------------------2-----2--2-----2-------------------------------------
E----------------------------------------------------------------------------
... and chords of the song is as follows
G6 320000
Am G6 Em
Silenced by death in the grave
Am G6 Em
W B Yeats couldn't save
Am G6
Why did you stand here
G6 Em
Were you sickened in time
Em Am
But I know by now
Am G6
Why did you sit here?
Em Am G6
In the grave
G6 Em
In the GRaVE
W. B. Yeats "Second"
Why should I blame her,
there she filled my days
With misery or that she would of late
Have taught to ignor can't man violent ways
Or harled the little streets upon the grenout
Had they but courage
Equal to desire
Sad there Mand Gonne couldn't stay
But she had MacBride anyway
and you sit here with me
on the isle In istree
and your writing down everything
But I know by now
Why did you sit here
In the grave...
Why should I blAme her,
Had they but courage equal to desire
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version 4
Intro
Cm/G B flat/F B flat/D repeat once, then
Cm B flat6 Gm repeat once, then do this (singing starts now):
Cm B flat6 Gm Cm
Silence by death in the grave da da da da
B flat6 Gm Cm
William Butler Yeats couldn't save da da de da
B flat6 Gm Cm
Why did you stand here were you sickened in time but I know by now
B flat6 Gm B flat
Why did sit here, ah_________ in the
Cm B flat6 E flat/G Gm
grave in the grave in the grave
B flat 6 E flat/G Gm
in the grave
Cm B flat6 Gm
Spoken part:
Fm7 Gm7
What should I blame her, that she filled my days with misery
Cm
or that she would have late have taught to ignorant men most violent
Fm7 Gm7
ways or hurled the little streets upon the great
Cm
Had they but courage equal to desire
at the end of the speaking part go all the back to "Silenced by death..."
and repeat until the very last "in the grave" then it goes to the "la da da
da" part and chords are like this:
Cm Gm/B flat Gm
La da da da la da da da la da da da da da da repeat, then:
B flat6 Gm Cm B flat6
William Butler William Butler William Butler
Gm
William Butler
Fm Gm Cm Gm
spoken: Why should I blame her, had they the courage equal to desire.
Fm9 Gm Cm
William Butler, William Butler, William Butler.
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