Tripod: Goodbye Little Alarm Clock

Mornin' people! This is correct, but for the effect of really staccato notes (without
ringing untouched strings) bar on the chords instead of playing open string G for
example.
   G (320003@1)  B7 (x21202@1) C (x32010@1)  D (xx0232@1)  G7- (320001@1)D7(can (xx0212@1)be used instead of D)
E--3----2----3----5----3----5----
B--3----4----5----7----3----7----
G--4----2----5----7----4----5----
D--5----4----5----7----3----7----
A--5----2----3----5----5----5----
E--3----2----3----5----3----5----

G (320003@1)       B7Goodbye (x21202@1)little alarm clock
C (x32010@1)      D7You've (xx0212@1)given me great time
    G (320003@1)       B7But (x21202@1)lately times been slipping away from 
C (x32010@1)name="chord_xx0232@1">D
You


C (x32010@1)  DWhy (xx0232@1)you've given up on 
G (320003@1)   B7Me... (x21202@1)I don't know
C (x32010@1)     DAlarm (xx0232@1)clock don't be sour
       C (x32010@1)      DYou're (xx0232@1)losing all your power
     C (x32010@1)           DIt's (xx0232@1)your eleventh hour time to 
GGo (320003@1)

  G (320003@1)                B7I (x21202@1)got you when I was ten
C (x32010@1)    GThings (320003@1)were simpler then
    C (x32010@1)           DYou (xx0232@1)woke me up in time for the early bird
GShow (320003@1)

    G (320003@1)           B7And (x21202@1)later on that day
    C (x32010@1)        GYou (320003@1)woke me up OK
   C (x32010@1)             DIn (xx0232@1)time for Simon *Townsend's
        G"Wonder (320003@1)world"


          CI (x32010@1)slept a lot as a kid
	       GOh (320003@1)alarm clock all the things we did
    C (x32010@1)                     CBut (x32010@1)you didn't do much, you just sat there making
DNoise (xx0232@1)and now that's what I do for a living.


G (320003@1)             B7Goodbye (x21202@1)little alarm clock
       C (x32010@1)            DYou've (xx0232@1)given me great time
     G (320003@1)                B7But (x21202@1)lately time's been slipping away from 
C (x32010@1)name="chord_xx0232@1">D
You


C (x32010@1)        DWhy (xx0232@1)you've given up on
G (320003@1)         B7Me... (x21202@1)I don't know
C (x32010@1)     DAlarm (xx0232@1)clock don't be sour
	C (x32010@1)       DYou're (xx0232@1)losing all your power
      C (x32010@1)          DIt's (xx0232@1)your eleventh hour time to 
GGo (320003@1)

            G (320003@1)             B7And (x21202@1)when my teenage years unfurled
     C (x32010@1)              GWhen (320003@1)I brought home a girl
    C (x32010@1)                 DYou (xx0232@1)sat and watched and never judged me 
GOnce (320003@1)

       G (320003@1)           B7But (x21202@1)no matter who it was
C (x32010@1)                GThey (320003@1)came second because
C (x32010@1)                     DAlarm (xx0232@1)clock it's always your face that I
G (320003@1)   G7Saw (320001@1)


        CI (x32010@1)was a pretty weird kid
            GThey (320003@1)said I loved you and I did
             C (x32010@1)                                CBut (x32010@1)they can keep their skateboard's coz you go backwards and forwards
DNot (xx0232@1)unlike words like Glenelg or boob...

**p.m: G (320003@1)name="chord_x21202@1">B7      C (x32010@1)name="chord_xx0232@1">D
"Goodbye alarm clock, goodbye. How could I ever replace you? Maybe I should get one of
those... atomic clocks... that would suit me just well."**


C (x32010@1)        DWhy (xx0232@1)you've given up on
G (320003@1)         B7Me... (x21202@1)I don't know
C (x32010@1)             DAlarm (xx0232@1)clock don't be sour
	C (x32010@1)       DYou're (xx0232@1)losing all your power
      C (x32010@1)          DIt's (xx0232@1)your eleventh hour time to 
GGo (320003@1)
"Goodbye alarm clock, goodbye..."


*Townsends = Im not sure of the word they use here - some guy's last name... it sounds
like a whole range of words, use what ever you want here ;)

** = This bit is just said, and in some very weird rhythm, Scod just plays over the top
of Gatesy's talking.
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