#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------# Title: WHEN I'M THINKING ABOUT YOU Artist: The Sundays Source: Static & Silence transcribed by Mitch Wiedemann mc2@lightlink.com with assistance from: Tom McDonald (tmcdonal@adobe.com) 4/4 time ---> guitar capo 4th fret <----- (verse 1) |G / / / |Em / / / | over the rooftops a plane in the sky |G / / / |Em / / / | beat of a bass drum cars passing me by |A / / / |Em / / / | under a bridge dark then back into light |A / / / |Em / / / | a river of raincoats & a forest of faces (verse 2) still for a moment then red into green slow shuffling shoes whisper sight unseen row upon row of houses return an empty stare let the daydream for a little while longer (chorus) |G / / / |D / / / | (vocal adlib) |Am / / / |C / / / | hope i'll never wake when i'm thinking about you |G / / / |D / / / | (vocal adlib) |Am / / / |C / / / | hope I'll never wake `cuz now I'm thinking about you |Am / / / | (verse 3) two-minute hailstorm then melts into rain sing me a rainbow it's sunny again swallows overhead while the traffic snarls below could I, could I keep dreaming for a little while longer (chorus) hope I'll never wake when I'm thinking about you so that you know - never want to wake `cuz now I'm thinking about you (bridge) |Em / / / |F / / / | when you're searching your soul when you're searching for |C / / / |Am / / / | pleasure how often pain is all you |Em / / / |F / / / | find but when you're coasting along & nobody's trying |C / / / |D / / / | too hard you can turn around & like where you are (play chorus without vocal and without the Am bar on the end) (chorus) I hope I never wake when I'm thinking about you & I close my eyes now I'll never never wake why should I stop thinking about you (end on G chord) Notes: the tune on the CD seems to be at least two electric guitars, but this translates well to an acoustic. I would tab out the guitar parts, but 1. i'm too lazy and 2. whatever it is that the electrix are playing, it's based heavily on the chords anyway.