Mctell Ralph - The Setting
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Band name | Mctell Ralph |
Song name | The Setting |
Tab type | Guitar tab |
Added | 05/29/2008 |
Size | 10.98 kb |
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From: "Kitch"Date: Sun, 19 May 2002 22:04:44 GMT I like Ralph McTell - I'd never heard the song, so I thought I'd give it a try. I couldn't find the lyrics anywhere and the English accent at points is a little tough for a good CanEhdian boy, so stop your snickering and make the corrections. I have assumed, by the way, that his female love is leaving him, on the train, and possibly even emigrating, if I'm hearing the end of the song correctly. It sounds like he's in open D tuning, except the song is in C#, so maybe he's in a slack open D tuning. You can try that, but I've simply put in the straight chords. I've also got the song in C [down below], so you can capo up one and play along in C if it's easier. Here's the wrinkle - it's in 3/4 time, but there's a 4/4 bar that I've marked with an asterisk, that has C# for 2 beats and F# for 2 beats. I suppose it's intended as a hook, but it sounds more contrived than musical to me. [but who am I?] There are generally 4 bars per line, except where the 4/4 bar occurs, making it 3 bars per line. In one spot I have somehow carried over the 4/4 bar to 2 lines, but you'll figure it out. "The Setting" Ralph McTell F# D#m7 C#* F# G# G# G# G# [] C# Cm A#m A#m/D# G# I'll never forget for the walk to the station, F# C# C# G# me with your suitcase being bold to make u strong, I was Fm F# G# C# trying to make light of the whole situation in F# C# G# F# light conversation we moved thru the throng... D#m7 C#* F# G# G# G# G# C# And above all the Cm A#m A#m/D# G# F# roar of the town was the blue sky, I could hear the birds C# C# G# Fm singing for the joy of the day, and there was no F# G# C# F# support from my city forthcoming, no sympathy, C# G# F# D#m7 knowing you're going away.... C#* F# G# G# G# G# C# Cm And you with your bright eyes and A#m A#m/D# G# F# C# bad stress for travelling, me in my work clothes, C# G# Fm F# unshaven and plain, Oh, I fully intended to G# C# F# C# put in a hard day, but my good intention went with G# F# D#m7 C#* you on the train..... F# G# G# G# G# C# Cm A#m A#m/D# And I never looked back as the train left the G# F# C# C# station, crossed over the road and walked into the G# Fm F# G# park, and there in a bar, an old man was C# F# C# G# singing, and I sat there drinking until it got F# D#m7 C#* F# dark..... G# G# G# G# C# Cm A#m A#m/D# G# [guitar solo] F# C# C# G# [] Fm F# G# C# [] F# C# G# F# [] D#m7 C#* F# G# [] G# G# G# C# [] And outside, the Cm A#m A#m/D# G# F# trees, they grow starlings like apples, their hustle and C# C# G# Fm chatter, not dampened by the rain, and wash down the F# G# C# F# pavement and into the gutter, I sort thru my C# G# F# D#m7 thoughts, as I slip out again.... C#* F# G# G# [] G# G# C# Cm And above me the stars were A#m A#m/D# G# F# C# hidden by raincloud, the song of the old man's been C# G# Fm F# locked in my brain, and forced emigration, the G# C# F# C# curse of a nation, the setting, now fitting his G# F# D#m7 C#* sad, sweet refrain..... F# G# G# F# [instrumental outro] D#m7 C#* F# G# [] G# G# G# C# [bagpipes without drone?] Cm A#m A#m/D# G# F# [] C# C# G# Fm [] F# G# C# F# [] C# G# F# D#m7 [] C# F# G# [] [end] ======================================== "The Setting" Ralph McTell F Dm7 C* F G G G G [] C Bm Am Am/D G I'll never forget for the walk to the station, F C C G me with your suitcase being bold to make u strong, I was Em F G C trying to make light of the whole situation in F C G F light conversation we moved thru the throng... Dm7 C* F G G G G C And above all the Bm Am Am/D G F roar of the town was the blue sky, I could hear the birds C C G Em singing for the joy of the day, and there was no F G C F support from my city forthcoming, no sympathy, C G F Dm7 knowing you're going away.... C* F G G G G C Bm And you with your bright eyes and Am Am/D G F C bad stress for travelling, me in my work clothes, C G Em F unshaven and plain, Oh, I fully intended to G C F C put in a hard day, but my good intention went with G F Dm7 C* you on the train..... F G G G G C Bm Am Am/D And I never looked back as the train left the G F C C station, crossed over the road and walked into the G Em F G park, and there in a bar, an old man was C F C G singing, and I sat there drinking until it got F Dm7 C* F dark..... G G G G C Bm Am Am/D G [guitar solo] F C C G [] Em F G C [] F C G F [] Dm7 C* F G [] G G G C [] And outside, the Bm Am Am/D G F trees, they grow starlings like apples, their hustle and C C G Em chatter, not dampened by the rain, and wash down the F G C F pavement and into the gutter, I sort thru my C G F Dm7 thoughts, as I slip out again.... C* F G G [] G G C Bm And above me the stars were Am Am/D G F C hidden by raincloud, the song of the old man's been C G Em F locked in my brain, and forced emigration, the G C F C curse of a nation, the setting, now fitting his G F Dm7 C* sad, sweet refrain..... F G G F [instrumental outro] Dm7 C* F G [] G G G C [bagpipes without drone?] Bm Am Am/D G F [] C C G Em [] F G C F [] C G F Dm7 [] C F G [] [end]