476

(10 replies, posted in Songwriting)

Thanks people, it's a pleasure!  I scare myself sometimes with how badly I sing and play so wouldn't want to spoil it by recording - perhaps one of you could do the honours?

Bonedaddy

477

(2 replies, posted in Song requests)

Hi, does anybody know the chords/tuning or anything for 'the Change Song' by Blodwyn Pig - It's beautiful and I want it!

cheers,

bonedaddy

478

(47 replies, posted in About Chordie)

Hi, just printed my songs from the forum posts and the first { s o c} works fine, but the { e o c} doesn't revert it back so all the following verses/choruses are italicised and indented

cheers
bonedaddy

Yeah, u could be right about the try but dear god it was close!  I believe the Egyptians were there before us as well with the distilling thing... perfumes maybe rather than sippin stuff but its along the right lines!

bonedaddy

480

(10 replies, posted in Songwriting)

Hi all, I was watching the rugby and enjoying a few glasses of red and came in at half time half cut and rashly told Old Doll that I'd write her a song.  Here it is, I hope you like it and if the gaelic is wrong either spelling or pronunciation then I apologise... It sounded real good in my head!  cool

Old DollWords/Music Bonedaddy 21/10/2007


[Am]Over in the [E]Emerald Isle


Where [G]shamrocks grow so [D]wild


There [Am]lives a lady, [E]sweet and fair


With [F]words so wise and [C]mild




She [Bm]lives on Chordie


She [D]loves the Craic


She [F]writes to me


So I’m [E]writing back




The [Am]lines of laughter [E]crease my skin


As I [G]read her latest [D]lines


I [Am]see her eyes all [E]shining


From her [F]love of speech and [C]rhymes


She [Bm]lives on Chordie



She [D]loves the Craic


She [F]writes to me


So I’m [E]writing back


This [Am]sweet Colleen from [E]Ireland green


[G]Brightens up my [D]day


She’s [Am]our roisin, and [E]we’re all keen


For [F]what she has to [C]say


She [Bm]lives on Chordie


She [D]loves the Craic


She [F]writes to me


So I’m [E]writing back


He-[Am]lena, doll for-[E]give my foray


[G]Over to far Dun [D]Laoghaire


I [Am]love your words, they [E]make me smile


Of [F]them I’ll never [C]weary



x

481

(1 replies, posted in Song requests)

www.tomrush.com has a performance of it and I lmao!  don't know about the chords tho, sorry cool

The Sweet poteen from Ireland green that's made from wheat and rye is what i'd like to sample.  I'd take off me coat and grease me throat in a flash!  Just polished off a bottle of red and realised it's.... South Bloody African!  Gutted!

On a different note, I was gonna write a song for you Old Doll, how would you feel about that?

BoneDaddy

483

(9 replies, posted in Songwriting)

I first thought of this song as a slow dirgelike thing but i've just come back to it angry and played with attitude it's quite good fun!

Thanks for your kind comments, and when you get to know me you'll realise I was born with a tongue in my cheek and all my submissions are in good humour so, Zurf - I wasn't fishing when I replied to you I was genuinely pleased to have feedback!

Old Doll I wish sometimes I was one of God's hated so I could benefit in some cheap, shallow manner!

Arkady:  Sorry mate, it took about 30 minutes to come up with the lyrics - mainly cos I'm such a bad typist!!!!!  Fooled you and look again at the first bit of the post HAHA!

BoneDaddy

484

(44 replies, posted in About Chordie)

Gitaardocphil;

Bon chance, mon ami vous ete un homme encroyable! Votre advancement est bien merite!

J'espere vous sourir a mon Francais parce que je ne suivre pas l'ecole dans vingt et un ans

Salud,

BoneDaddy

Bloody Scots and Bloody South Africans and Bloody Bloody TV judges!  It would be great to live in a nation that had something to celebrate once in a while!  You guys invented the telephone, the TV, the Glasgow Kiss, the Macintosh, Tarmac, Shortbread, WHISKY...

All the English ever did was subjugate everyone else and spend the rest of eternity feeling superior  hmm

486

(57 replies, posted in Acoustic)

OK, don't discount any advice given here, it's all sound!

Hotel California by the Eagles gives great strumming technique and the chord progression is Bm F# A E G Em F#.  Bm, F#, A, G, can all be played as Barre Chords and makes for great practise.

Wait for it, this is great.... David Bowie's Space Oddity has C played as Barre on 8th fret, to F to G to A.  You don't need to move your fingers as such, just widen them a little as you move toward the nut.  You keep the basic shape, move along a significant amount of fretboard and it sounds... spot on!

Practise Practise Practise.   If your fingers don't hurt practise more!

Stay cool enjoy life and rock out always!

BoneDaddy

Well I guess the aussie tv judge shoulda listened!

It was a try no matter what they say!!!!

YOU are in your national team, whatever sport you like...
what song would fire you up and inspire you to victory - to listen to or to play?

Blood on Blood by Bon Jovi, cheesy as but gives me goosebumps

bonedaddy

489

(25 replies, posted in Songwriting)

Cool as!  There is a saying that if you feed a dog, it thinks you are God... If you feed a cat, it thinks it's God - who can argue with that!

You got it! You in your canoe, me on my Huckleberry raft floating down the lazy river swinging my dead rat on a string, putting the world to rights over a fine sipping whisky or similar.

How awesome would a chordie convention be?

bonedaddy

491

(9 replies, posted in Songwriting)

ROFL.... Thanks, I was very proud of the verses  smile

Mine was either Julie by the Levellers (a 3 chord classic) or Fiddler's Green by the Tragically Hip (a 3 chord classic)

Still love to play them!  I did try to start with Hotel California but Bm to F# and Em to F# were beyond me!

Bonedaddy

493

(5 replies, posted in Songwriting)

Nice one, Doc.  Sorry to hear about the accident and glad you're recovered enough that your presence on site can help so many.

Love those chords
BoneDaddy

494

(10 replies, posted in Songwriting)

Arkady, I wish I could have written this... it's lovely.  Well Done.

495

(7 replies, posted in Songwriting)

You must have liked her a lot, beautiful lyrics and nice chord changes... I must be improving!

496

(9 replies, posted in Songwriting)

Hi y'all, last night or the night before I read some lyrics by Last Rebel for a song she scribbled on the other side of the paper and the words 'cashflow blues' popped into my head so I played with the idea for a while!  The verses are open chords while the chorus is played with barre chords, as is the last part.  What do you think?

Cashflow Bluesa song by BoneDaddy 19.30 18/10/07


Verse 1


I was [G]thinking today as I [D]picked up my pay


There’s [G]gotta be more out here than [D]this


I [G]work all my hours more a-[D]sleep than awake


Cause I [A]can’t seem to get enough rest






Chorus


Cause I’m [A]thinking ‘bout the [G]cashflow


[A]Where does all the [G]money go?


The [F]wife and the bar and the [G]shoes and the car


I [F]toss and turn nightly, it [G]don’t get me far






Verse 2


I [G]need to get the knowledge that I [D]should have got in college


But I [G]don’t have the time or the [D]brains


Keeping [G]up with the bills just takes [D]up all my skills


I [A]don’t make any capital gains






Chorus


Cause I’m [A]thinking ‘bout the [G]cashflow


[A]Where does all the [G]money go?


The [F]wife and the bar and the [G]shoes and the car


I [F]toss and turn nightly, it [G]don’t get me far




Verse 3


Got a [G]big engine car but I [D]can’t drive it far


Cause the [G]petrol’s gonna cost me the [D]earth



The in-[G]surance is a killer, the [D]tax is way off kilter


Must have [A]give the queen more than it’s worth






Chorus


Cause I’m [A]thinking ‘bout the [G]cashflow


[A]Where does all the [G]money go?


The [F]wife and the bar and the [G]shoes and the car


I [F]toss and turn nightly, it [G]don’t get me far






Verse 4


If [G]I won the lottery you [D]surely would be shot of me


Be out the [G]country quicker than a [D]flash


[G]Leavin on a jet plane, [D]people’d think that I’m insane


[A]Ridin’ high down on to Nash-ville…






Last Chorus


Where I’m [A]thinking ‘bout the cashflow


[G]Don’t care where the money’d go


Get [A]shoes ‘n’ booze, all that I’d [G]need


[A]Treat the wife, no more strife


[G]Havin me a second life


[A]Play guitar, [G]be a star


[F]Drive myself a [G]fancy car


[A]Sleep sound, won’t [G]touch the ground


Give [A]some away, [G]sleep all day


[F]Dream about my big payday…



I'm currently waiting for delivery of Pull The Pin by the Stereophonics so I can listen to it... Bloody postal strikes!

498

(5 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

Oh, dear I am never playing my guitar again!

Hi people

thanks for your kind comments and the time you took to play the song, it is appreciated.

Last Rebel:  Once again I am sorry if it causes you offence, but here's a little background...  I was reading some threads on this great site and people from all walks of life passing on their experiences to help each other deal with their problems.  Quite a few pieces of advice involved relationships with Jesus/God.  I realise there is a huge gulf between regular churchgoing folk and the irreligious/agnostic/atheist lifestyle that predominates on this side of the big pond and it just got me thinking.  Perhaps it comes on a little strong but I really just meant to illustrate that you can be a good person living by your internal moral compass but there is still a place for God in peoples hearts.

Friends?

x

Hi last rebel - great lyrics!

forgive my presumption but how's about changing the line in the first verse to

I tend to live a little more than I earn

that fits in with the cashflow blues thang, then maybe a coda at the end with the original lyric to make it a wistful regret type of song ending on some kind of minor chord?

take care

BoneDaddy