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--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Average Person – Paul McCartney --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tabbed by: maguri Tuning: Standard Paul McCartney Average Person (1983) (McCartney) From: "Pipes of Peace" --------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHORDS g-C-E-A /B 2-2-2-x (transitional chord) Em7 0-2-0-2 E7 1-2-0-2 Emadd11 0-4-3-0 Bm7-5 4-2-1-0 or 2-2-1-2 E7sus4 2-2-0-2 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- INTRO (fade in: Cadd9 - G) | A | % | CHORUS
ALook at the Daverage Aperson Em7Speak to the man in the E7street A D A /D C Can you imagine the first one you'd meet?
INTERLUDE | C | C /D | A | A /D | | C | C /D | A | A | A | % | | A | % | % | % | VERSE
Well, I'm Atalking to a former engine driver (DmDri-Aver) A | A Dm A | Trying to find out what he used to do DmTells me that he always kept his engine (Emadd11En - Dmgine) ASpit and polished up as good as new Em7But he said his only great amE7bition AWas to work with lions in a Dmaj7zoo AOh, to work with lions in a Dmaj7zoo
Dm A Bm7-5 A Yes dear, you heard right
Dmtold me his amAbition was to Bmwork with Elions every nAight
INTERLUDE | Dm A | Bm7-5 A | | Dm A | Bm E | A | | A | % | CHORUS
ALook at the Daverage Aperson Em7Speak to the man in the E7street A D A /D C Can you imagine the first one you'd meet?
INTERLUDE | C | C /D | A | A /D | | C | C /D | A | A | A | % | VERSE
Well, I meAt a woman working as a waitress (DmWaitAress) A | A Dm A | I asked exactly what it was she did DmSaid she worked the summer crowd at seasides (Emadd11Sea - Dmsides) AWinter time she ran away and hid Em7Once she had a Hollywood auE7dition ABut the part was given to a Dmaj7kid AYes, the part was given to a Dmaj7kid
Dm A Bm7-5 A Yes, Sir, you heard right
DmHollywood amAbition made a Bmstarlet Egrow up overAnight
INTERLUDE | Dm A | Bm7-5 A | | Dm A | Bm E | PART | Fmaj7 | % | Cmaj7 | % | | Gm7 | % | Fmaj7 | % | | E7sus4 | % | E | % | | E7sus4 | % | E | E [break] | VERSE
Well, I Abumped into a man who'd been a boxer (DmBo-Axer) A | A Dm A | Asked him what had been his greatest night He Dmlooked into the corners of his mem’ry (Emadd11Mem’ - Dmry) ASearching for a picture of a fight Em7But he said he always had a E7feeling AThat he lacked a little extra Dmaj7height (ACould have used a little extra Dmaj7height) Dm A Bm7-5 A Yes mate, you heard right He Dmalways had a Afeeling that heBm might have Elacked a little Aheight
INTERLUDE | Dm A | Bm7-5 A | | Dm A | Bm E | A | SOLO | Dm A | Bm7-5 A | | Dm A | Bm E | CHORUS
ALook at the Daverage Aperson Em7Speak to the man in the E7queue A D A /D C Can you imagine the first one is you?
INTERLUDE | C | C /D | A | A /D | | C | C /D | A | A /D | (half-time) | C | C /D | A | A /G | | Fadd9 | % | CODA (ritardando)
ALook at the Daverage Aperson