Short And Sweet

1_2_3_|_|_| D Em1 B1 A2 (these 4 are the "thrashy" bit's chords. The 3 high strings aren't really played directly, just occasionally inbetween sliding up and down the bottom 3 strings for the main "tune" (in true Harper style!). This is where you also bring in a bit of overlaid distortion with chorus and echo if you have a couple of Quadraverbs handy!) G1 G1 G1 A1 Bm1 Bm1 A1 A1 G1 G1 G1 A1 Bm1 Bm1 A1 A1 G1 G1 Dmj7 Dmj7------- G1 G1 G1 A1 Bm1 Bm1 A1 A1 You ask, what is the qua-li-ty G1 G1 G1 A1 Bm1 Bm1 A1 A1 Of life, seeking to jus-ti-fy the part you play G1 G1 G1 A1 Bm1 Bm1 A1 A1 G1 G1 Dmj Dmj7.......... etc G1 G1 G1 A1 Bm1 Bm1 A1 A1 ....an-y more or less than short and sweet G1 G1 G1 A1 Bm1 Bm1 A1 A1 G1 G1 Dmj7 Dmj7 Em2 D Verse 2 as above ending: (picked accentuating the bass line) ..in your garden C C/B C/A C/G C/F# C/E D (this involves a bit of stretching for the G on the low D so you have to cheat a bit with the notes above - in fact Roy abandons the C altogether and just steps down on the low D strumming whatever he happens to hit at the top end) then intro and back to 2 more verses then into the trashy bit: (picked:) C C/B C/A C/G C/F# D1 (strummed madly:) Em D1-Em D1-Em D1-Em A2 B1 (repeated a number of times) and then into the intro again to finish. Or something like that anyway!