Текст песни lavin christine - ten oclock in toronto | guitar chord и Mp3
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From: schn0170@maroon.tc.umn.eduTEN O` CLOCK IN TORONTO (Christine Lavin)-----------------------------------------[Actually in C; capo 6.][The parts that say "G(9) G" are often a complicated mix of G(9), G, and G6. Same deal for "Em(9) Em7". See the end of the file for details.]G(9) G G(9) G Em(9) Em7 Em(9) Em7[intro]G(9) G G(9) G Em(9) Em7 Em(9) Em7[intro] G(9) G G(9) GIt`s ten o`clock in Toronto, I check into a room on the twenty-first floorEm(9) Em7 Em(9) Em7 I`m traveling on cruise control, turn on the TV and lock the doorG(9) G G(9) G I hear a news reporter; she says, will you look into the sky Em(9) Em7 Em(9) Em7Tonight we`re in the midst of a lunar eclipse; mmmm, what a heavenly sightC C C CI pull back the curtains, and there above the building across the streetD D D D I spy the man in the moon playing hide and seekG(9) G G(9) G[instrumental]Em(9) Em7 Em(9) Em7[instrumental]I try to keep my eyes fixed on that elusive moonBut I`m distracted; across the way, I can see into some roomsThere`s a young woman sitting at a desk, so busy writingNow a man sits next to her, looks like they`re fightingShe buries her head in her hands, and silently she criesHe gets up, paces, pounds the wall, shakes his fist up to the sky[instrumental](To the moon, Alice)Two rooms down, I can see Jimmy Stewart and Grace KellyNo, it`s just a Hitchcock film; a wide-screen color TVOver in the corner, there`s an old man playing with a black catIf he saw me spying like this, what would he think of thatWould he think that I am a voyeur, or just another lonely oneAn interloper taking notes of heartache on the run[instrumental]Oh, oh, ooooohBa da dee deeeeBa da dee dee deeee deeee deee-eeeeNow the moon is bathed in darkness, that woman is bathed in tearsGrace Kelly bathed in the limelight for so many yearsI`m bathed in the darkness behind this window paneWatching light and love and life wax and waneNow the old man and the black cat are dozing in an easy chairAre visions dancing in their heads of moonbeams in the air[instrumental]Oh, oh, ooooohBa da dee deeeeBa da dee dee deeee deeee deee-eeeeIt`s ten o`clock in Toronto (ten o`clock in Toronto)Ten o`clock in Toronto (ten o`clock in Toronto)Ten o`clock in Toronto (ten o`clock in Toronto)Ten o`clock in Toronto (ten o`clock in Toronto)[repeat instrumental part and fade]CHORDS:In the intro and ending, she plays the G & Em parts something like this:(d=strum down, u=strum up, p=pick just the lowest 1 or 2 strings;capital letters are accented.)|G(9) | G G6 G |G(9) | G G6 G ||P D u D u d U |d U d U d U d u |P D u D u d U |d U d U d U d u ||^ ^ ^ ^ |^ ^ ^ ^ |^ ^ ^ ^ |^ ^ ^ ^ ||Em(9) Em7 Em Em7 |Em9 Em7 Em Em7 ||P D d u d U | u d U u D u |p u D U u d U | u d U u D u ||^ ^ ^ ^ |^ ^ ^ ^ |^ ^ ^ ^ |^ ^ ^ ^ |G(9)=320203; G=320003; G6=322003; Em(9)=024000; Em7=020000; Em=022000In the instrumental parts at the end of each verse, and to someextent within the verses, she plays the G chords with a sharper 2/2feel (one TWO three FOUR); the Em`s get a little sharper, but not asmuch as the G`s. And note that the subtle chord changes aren`t aspronounced in the parts that have words.- Adam Schneider, schn0170@maroon.tc.umn.edu