1,551

(2 replies, posted in Songwriting)

thumbs up jets

good song


Ken

1,552

(7 replies, posted in Songwriting)

I have not got any chords for this yet, I even forgot all about this song.
I cannot remember writing it but i do know that there are no spelling mistakes, I would have wrote those words down deliberatly to be sung with a scot's slang accent



A late night Friday afternoon

I was feeling fine at quarter to nine
My belly fu’ and I was drinkin’ red wine
Wid’nay be long till it was time
So I got to get movin on
Get me my coat made a’ mink and stoat
Its smells of a luxury fishing boat
I should have bought a coat made a’ goat
But this will dae me just fine

CHORUS
On a late nicht Friday efternin
The morn’ could’nay come aroond tae soon
Wae  a heid like a drum I feel like a bum
I smoke so much my breath smells like a lum

I was seeing double but did’nay see yon trouble
Until it came up behind me and burst ma bubble
I had nae razor so I got designer stubble
I must remember to shave the morra
They took all my money they thought it was funny
Left me looking like a wrecked easter bunny
At night ye can never say it is sunny
Everythin’s dark and grey

chorus

When I got home I was no alone
The police were there wae a fine toothcomb
I got burgled at eight  but  I canny moan
Im too drunk to care
I sat doon on my chair as if I did’nay care
I lit up a smoke while the hoose lay bare
I cannot take this nae mare
I think I will go tae bed

chorus


Ken

1,553

(14 replies, posted in Acoustic)

hi tiger and welcome to chordie

I do not know the guitar you got but as for the strings, probably better getting new ones. Which ones? ye would be best taking it to a shop first to find out what strings are best suited for the guitar ( as I found out on here last week) for the first time changing them. When they get changed find out what gauge they are so you can do it yourself next time.
Or you can just go out and buy a few different gauges and spend time deciding what ones you like.






KEn

1,554

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

Russell_Harding wrote:

huh? where

I thought you were joking lol when you asked this.

http://www.chordie.com/forum/viewtopic. … 86&p=5

5 pages of this game so far mate

Ken

1,555

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

there is no need for this thread as there is already one for this already existing.

yep, i agree with rebel,
start with a few well known songs to make the crowd jump, or atleast tap their feet, chuck in a few of their own songs then finish with one or two covers again.

Ken

1,557

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

false and true ( in that order)

the person below me is thinking what they can type for what the person under them is doing

1,558

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

a drunk was walking down argyl street in glasgow when he met a guy trying to fix his car, the drunk said " problems"? the guy fixing the car said " piston broke", the drunk replied, " aye, me too"

1,559

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

HiEagle

I got told by  someone that wrote music in tab form and in sheet music form that it looks upside down because that is the way you look at your neck when holding the guitar. When you look down on it the e is actually at the top and the E is nearest you at the bottom.

I never argued with that as it made quite good sense.



Ken

1,560

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

I thought he must still be in, he had not emailed me recently.
I am sure he will be fine withall those docs around and with him being a doc he can keep the students right. They will know he will have to be treatted properly.

well, thoughts with him, for him.

Ken

1,561

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

false
but i keep looking at it lol

the person below me sings when they look at themselves in the mirror

1,562

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

I was reading today that BBC radio one has bleeped out parts of " fairytale in new york",

some people just have no sense of humour, even a gay activist said he was not offended and neither would most gay people.

But then thats the BBC for you.


Ken

1,563

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

Hi Bri and welcome ( as if you needed more of a welcome than ye already got)

Well I am now feeling like a youngster ( probably because I am,lol) at 37.

Never too late to learn as others here have proven.

enjoy learning and enjoy playing, once you dont enjoy it, give up!! ,lol

Picking songs out of chordie will help you a lot, especially with the chord charts for chords you do not know.
Just remember, take your time and dont try too much at once like I have a habit of doing.


Ken

Up around the bend  Creadnace clearwater, covered by hanoi rocks

1,565

(6 replies, posted in Songwriting)

good songs weedjie,
Not listened to the cover versions yet, but I like yer own ones

Ken

( I gave ye 5 stars each)

1,566

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

true
but the person below me likes morris dancing music

1,567

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

false  ( i only had to get my wifes pressie and got that last week)

the person below me does not know what time it is on the moon right now

1,568

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

My first song was
Used to love her by gns n roses, or maybe knocking on heavens door but wrongly,lol

My hardest song is probably behind blue eyes from the who but I find that ok to play now

Ken

1,569

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

e is for elephant tusk hollowed out and used as a horn.

Yep, getting silly

1,570

(20 replies, posted in Acoustic)

Hi backagain and welcome to the chordie forum.

Hope to see more posts, we are all here to help each other, from beginners to advanced. yep even advanced player ask the odd question.
And also there is a lot of chat,banter and word games in the chordie chat section.
And if you write any of your own songs and feel like sharing them to get opinions then there is a songwriters section.



Cheers

ken

Srimmy

Great wee song there.

I like it

And good luck in the compitition

I just entered it too, but I tihnk your song will win over mine so no need to worry.


Ken

1,572

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

My favourite ones are the classic ones

Slades "merry christmas everyone" but sang and played like the band Oasis do it, slowly.

And also
The pogues and Kirsty Macoll. " fairytail in newyork"  Probably the best ever christmas song ever written.

And a John Prine song    Christmas in prison




Those are my favourite threee I like doing

Ken

1,573

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

false
the person below me used to dream of playing in fornt of an audience when young

1,574

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

so is this the end of the game or do we continue trying from A again but with intrauments that have not been mentioned?

I say impossible!!!

go on,
prove me wrong. lol

I will keep it going with
A for  A guitar


lol

I failed already


Ken

1,575

(8 replies, posted in Acoustic)

pastfan wrote:

Hi _ I am a beginner and for now I find it easier to get clean chords with Capo 2.  Any suggestions for easy songs that use Capo 2?

Thanks!

hi pastfan
and welcome to the chordie forum.

I love using the capo on the 2nd,3rd 4th or even 5th frets, but it depends what your singing is like. I agree withyou that it makes the chords sound cleaner, also sharper and clearer but if you start straining your voice to match the key you are playing the song in ( beacuse when you use the capo you are changing the key ) you run the risk of eventually getting a nodule on your vocal cords.

You can put a capo on any song really.
If for instance you like playing  G , C and D chords with a capo on the 2nd fret you are actually playing the  A, D and E. So maybe you could transpose the songs -2 the nput on the capo on the second fret you will be playing the notes that are on the song. Hope that makes sense to you.
If not just say and I will or someone will explain clearer.

Ken