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Date: Fri, 8 Dec 95 12:20:06 EST
From: Winston Campbell 
Subject: THE NATIONAL FRONT DISCO by Morrissey


The National Front Disco
	(Morrissey/Whyte)

The intro riff and chorus riff and that same darn riff that keeps appearing
is simply:

E ----------|----------||
B -7--6-7---|-7--6-7~--||
G --------6-|----------||
D ----------|----------||
A ----------|----------||
E ----------|----------||


Intro:  F# (244322@1)  B (x2444x@1)  C# (x43121@1)  B (x2444x@1)Eb5 (xx134x@1)      Bb5 (x133xx@1)   B5David, (x244xx@1)the wind blows
    C#5The (x133xx@4)wind blows
Eb5 (xx134x@1)       Ab5 (133xxx@4)  F#5Bits (244xxx@1)of your life away
     Bb5Your (x133xx@1)friends all say
B5 (x244xx@1)          Cdim"Where (2312xx@1)is our boy
  F#5 (244xxx@1)    DdimAhh, (1201xx@1)we've lost our boy"
Eb5 (xx134x@1)               Bb5/F
But they should know where you've gone
         F# (244322@1)                    AbBecause (xx1114@1)again and again you've explained
                  F# (244322@1)     C#That (x43121@1)you're going to, woe ohhh...
      F# (244322@1)                  BGoing (x2444x@1)to, yeah, yeah, yeah-yeah
                C#England (x43121@1)for the English
                BEngland (x2444x@1)for the English

Eb5 (xx134x@1)      Bb5 (x133xx@1)      B5David, (x244xx@1)the winds blow
     C#5The (x133xx@4)winds blow
Eb5 (xx134x@1)    Ab5 (133xxx@4)    F#5All (244xxx@1)of my dreams away
    Bb5And (x133xx@1)I still say
B5 (x244xx@1)          Cdim"Where (2312xx@1)is our boy
 C#5 (x133xx@4)     DdimAhh, (1201xx@1)we've lost our boy"
Eb5 (xx134x@1)          Bb5/F
But I should know why you've gone
         F# (244322@1)                    AbBecause (xx1114@1)again and again you've explained
                   F# (244322@1)               C#You've (x43121@1)gone to the National, ahhh... ohhh...
       F#To (244322@1)the National, there's a country
          BYou (x2444x@1)don't live there
                      C#But (x43121@1)one day you would like to
                                 BAnd (x2444x@1)if you show them what you're made of
             F# (244322@1)      B (x2444x@1)   C# (x43121@1)   BOh, (x2444x@1)then you might do

    Eb5 (xx134x@1)     Bb5 (x133xx@1) B5But (x244xx@1)David, we wonder
                 C#5 (x133xx@4)   Eb5We (xx134x@1)wonder if the thunder
   Ab5 (133xxx@4)               F#5Is (244xxx@1)ever really gonna begin
Bb5 (x133xx@1)     B5Begin (x244xx@1)again
         Cdim (2312xx@1) C#5 (x133xx@4)DdimYour (1201xx@1)mum says, "I've lost my boy"
Eb5 (xx134x@1)          Bb5/F
But she should know
                         F# (244322@1)                    AbWhy (xx1114@1)you've gone because again and again you've explained
                   F#You've (244322@1)gone to the National, to the National
       C# (x43121@1)           F#To (244322@1)the National Front Disco
                                 BBecause (x2444x@1)you want the day to come sooner
                         C#You (x43121@1)want the day to come sooner
                         BYou (x2444x@1)want the day to come sooner when you settle the score
        GbOh, (244322@1)the National...oh, the National
        B (x2444x@1)                C#Oh, (x43121@1)the National...oh, the National
      BOh, (x2444x@1)the National

F# (244322@1)  B (x2444x@1)  C# (x43121@1)  B(play (x2444x@1)these chords until your hands fall off, then stop playing them)


Those weird chords (and I'm not too sure about them but they sound closer
than anything else) are:

       EA DG BE
       -----------
Cdim (2312xx@1) x 3 4 5 x x
Ddim (1201xx@1) x 5 6 7 x x
Bb5/F  1 1 3 3 x x

Actually, the Bb5/F chord is simply the Bb5 power chord but if you are
playing with a bass, the bass should play the F note.

And that's it.  Bye-bye...