Jumping At Shadows

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Jumping At Shadows
To my knowledge, this song never appeared on an FM album, but
Intro:
GTR 1 (Danny Kirwan) plays changes (slow shuffle)
GTR 2 (Peter Green) solos for two choruses, starting at bar 3
Bass & Drums tacet
G7What can you say? C9There isn't much to tell.
G7I'm going down hill A7and i blame myself I've been
C9Jumping at A7Shadows C9ThinkD9ing aG7bout my lifeC9  G7  D9  
{Bass & Drums enter}
Everybody points their hand at me
I know I'm just a picture
of what I should have been I've been
Jumping at Shadows Just thinking
about my life
{GTR 2 solos for two choruses}
God have mercy I think I'm going insane
The Devil's been gettin' at me
He's got me down again Got me
Jumping at Shadows Just thinking
about my life
All chords in this song (4)

The story behind the song

Fleetwood Mac began as a British blues band, and this song showcases that early sound. It evokes a feeling of unease and apprehension, a sense of being on edge and reacting to unseen threats. Playing this, you can channel that raw, bluesy tension and the feeling of constantly looking over your shoulder.

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