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WALT GRACE'S SUBMARINE TEST, JANUARY 1967 -- JOHN MAYER, "Born and Raised" (2012) Exact chords tabbed by ClassicalfreaK, 2015 ** I noticed a lot of discrepancies with this song with other people, and I'm uploading a version that has the exact chords with the right extensions. If the key of F# is too hard (It IS a hard key!) then you could transpose it down a whole-step to E and use second capo. ** ** The "chord - - - " layout is to distinguish beat, so during instrumental sections you know exactly when you should be changing chords. ** CHORD DIAGRAM: Bmaj7 x-2-4-3-4-2 C# x-4-6-6-6-4 Bmaj7/D# x-6-9-8-7-6 C#/E# x-8-10-9-8-x OR 1-4-3-1-2-1 (like a first-position C/E chord) F# x-9-11-11-11-9 OR 2-4-4-3-2-2 F#/C# 9-9-11-11-11-9 OR x-4-4-6-7-6 (not ideal; like a first-position D chord on top) D#m x-6-8-8-7-6 B6 x-2-4-4-4-4 G#m 4-6-6-4-4-4 C#sus x-4-6-6-7-x G#m7 4-6-4-4-4-4 (basic voicing) OR 4-6-6-4-6-4 (nicer sounding voicing) G# 4-6-6-5-4-4 Send me suggestions to anamericancomposer@gmail.com ! ============================================================================================== INTRO I (trumpet solo) [BPM: 65] BM7 | C# | BM7/D# | C#/E# BM7 | C# | BM7/D# | C#/E# (slow 2nd x--->) INTRO II (band enters) [BPM: 80] F# - - D#m | F# - - D#m | F# - - D#m | F# - - D#m | VERSE
F#Walt Grace, desperately F#/C#hating his BM7old place Dreamed to disC#cover a new D#mspace and buried himC#self aliveB6 Inside his F#basement The tongue on the F#/C#side of his BM7face meant He's working C#away on dispD#mlacement And wC#hat it would take to surB6vive
BRIDGE
G#m 'Cause when you're D#mdone with this C#world G#m You know the next iD#ms up to youC#
CHORUS
And his F#wife told his Bkids he was C#suscrazy C# And his F#friends said he'd Bfail if he G#m7triedC# But with the F#will to work Bhard and a D#mlibrary G#card He took a BM7homemade, fan blade, C#susone-man C#submarine ride F# - - D#m | F# - - D#m | F# - - D#m | F# - - D#m |
VERSE
That F#morning the sea was F#/Cmad and I BM7mean it Waves as C#big as he'd D#mseen it deep in his B6dreams at home From F#dry land, he rolled it F#/C#over to BM7wet sand Closed the C#hatch up with D#mone hand And C#pedaled off B6alone
BRIDGE
G#m 'Cause when you're D#mdone with this C#world G#m You know the D#mnext is up to C#you
CHORUS
And for F#once in his Blife, it was C#susquiet C# As he F#learned how to Bturn in the G#m7tide C# And the F#sky was aBflare when he D#mcame up for G#air In his BM7homemade, fan blade, C#susone-man C#submarine ride
F# - - D#m | F# - - D#m | F# - - D#m | F# - - D#m | INSTRUMENTAL (Br+Ch chords) G#m - D#m - | C# - - - | G#m - D#m - | C# - - - || F# - B - | C#sus - C# - | F# - B - | G#m7 - C# - | F# - B - | D#m - G# - | BM7 - - - | C#sus - C# - || F# - - D#m | F# - - D#m | VERSE
One F#evening, when weeks had F#/C#passed since his BM7leaving The call she C#planned on D#mreceiving finally C#made it B6home She acF#cepted the news she F#/C#never BM7expected The operC#ator conD#mnected the C#call from TokyoB6
BRIDGE
G#m 'Cause when you're D#mdone with this C#world G#m You know the D#mnext is up to youC#
CHORUS
Now his F#friends bring him Bup when they're C#susdrinkiC#ng At the F#bar with his Bname on the G#m7side C# F# B D#m G$ And they smile when they can, as they speak of the man Who took a BM7homemade, fan blade, C#susone-man C#submarine ride
F# - - D#m | F# - - D#m | F# - - D#m | F# - - D#m | F#|| ============================================================== Enjoy! Please tell me what you think in the comments. -ClassicalfreaK