Round And Round

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#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------#
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
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Date: Fri, 22 Nov 1996 14:46:57 -0600
From: "J.P." <senevirj@datatek.com>
Subject: Round & Round By Chris Isaak
Song Title: Round & Round
Written By: Chris Isaak
>From The CD: San Francisco Days
Tabbed On: Gibson Les Paul
This File Tabbed & Arranged By: J.P. Seneviratne
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Openers: Ok there really isn't alot of guitar work in this song except for the last little piece
which any guitarist worth their instrument could improvise so I won't even bother trying
to write all of it out. Really we don't even play the ending solo except when we feel
like going off into our own little world;) So let us see what we can get into shall we?
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Standard Tuning Blues
Round & Round
As Preformed By:
Chris Isaak & The Silvertones
Riff 1:
|---------| This riff right here is the whole song. This is the intro., the verses, and what seems
|---------| to be the chrous. Of course there are a few bits thrown in here and there to make the
|---------| song sound fuller which I will include below. The use of a dive bar on the bend really
|------7--| helps this piece out! Also please crank your distortion on this song.
|------5--|
|--0b-----|
Riff 2:
|---------------------------|----------------------| This piece is played after a verse usually!
|--1h3-1h3-1h3-1h3----------|--1h3-1h3-1h3-1h3--0--|
|------------------3p1p0h1--|----------------------|
|---------------------------|----------------------|
|---------------------------|----------------------|
|---------------------------|----------------------|
So Basically the song goes a lil' something like this!
Intro:
|----------|
|----------|
|----------|
|--7----7--| Riff 1,
|--5----5--|
|----------|
Verse 1:
Riff 1 Riff 1
Here we go round & round State your case and then sit down.
Riff 1 Riff 2 Riff 1
Tell me why you want to go, I don't love you anymore.
Verse 2:
Riff 1 Riff 1
Here you go mad again Tell me that your just a friend.
Riff 1 Riff 2
Tell me something I don't know I don't love you anymore I don't love you anymore, yeah.
Chrous:
Fm D
When I do go, I'll let you know.
Fm
It might hurt you, but I don't think so.
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Follow the patterns above and you should start to feel the swing of it. Can you dig it?
I knew that you could!
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Send any suggestions, corrections, fan mail etc... To: Senevirj@datatek.com
/\/\/\/\/\Never Do Today What You Can Put Off Til' Tomorrow!!!/\/\/\/\/\
\/\/\/\/\/****************************************************\/\/\/\/\/
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This file originated from "SilverTone Records"
At The Unoffical Chris Isaak & Silvertone Homepage: http://fly.hiwaay.net/~mdlatham/isaak.html

Round And Round chords and lyrics

Free chords for Round And Round by Chris Isaak. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------#
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##
#
Date: Fri, 22 Nov 1996 14:46:57 -0600
From: "J.P." 
Subject: Round & Round By Chris Isaak
Song Title: Round & Round
Written By: Chris Isaak
>From The CD: San Francisco Days
Tabbed On: Gibson Les Paul
This File Tabbed & Arranged By: J.P. Seneviratne
**************************************************************************************************
Openers: Ok there really isn't alot of guitar work in this song except for the last little piece
	   which any guitarist worth their instrument could improvise so I won't even bother trying
	   to write all of it out. Really we don't even play the ending solo except when we feel 
         like going off into our own little world;) So let us see what we can get into shall we?
**************************************************************************************************
Standard Tuning													   Blues
							Round & Round
					           As Preformed By:
                                  Chris Isaak & The Silvertones
So Basically the song goes a lil' something like this!
Verse 1:
                        Riff 1                                   Riff 1
Here we go round & round       State your case and then sit down.
                            Riff 1                           Riff 2      Riff 1
Tell me why you want to go,        I don't love you anymore.
Verse 2:
                      Riff 1                                 Riff 1                              
Here you go mad again        Tell me that your just a friend.
                               Riff 1                                                 Riff 2
Tell me something I don't know         I don't love you anymore I don't love you anymore, yeah.
Chrous:
************************************************************************************************
Follow the patterns above and you should start to feel the swing of it. Can you dig it?
					    I knew that you could!
************************************************************************************************
           Send any suggestions, corrections, fan mail etc... To: Senevirj@datatek.com
             /\/\/\/\/\Never Do Today What You Can Put Off Til' Tomorrow!!!/\/\/\/\/\
             \/\/\/\/\/****************************************************\/\/\/\/\/
************************************************************************************************
This file originated from "SilverTone Records" 
At The Unoffical Chris Isaak & Silvertone Homepage: http://fly.hiwaay.net/~mdlatham/isaak.html

Round And Round Chords by Chris Isaak

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