Chords for Eric Hutchinson - Talk is Cheap [Track By Track]
Tempo:
71.1 bpm
Chords used:
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F#m
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Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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I was getting a little tired of going to parties and having to make the same chit-chat.
something that I'm not saying to people.
Lately I'm [D] losing my appetite for all the pretty young girls and the [A] socialites who just talk.
that bouncing around and I'd just sing that part over and over again.
which was also from a friend of mine who said,
a generation.
[A] [G#] When I finished the song, I saw the song always as the opening song on the album.
And someone who I really loved, who was a huge influence of mine, was Elvis Costello.
something that I'm not saying to people.
Lately I'm [D] losing my appetite for all the pretty young girls and the [A] socialites who just talk.
that bouncing around and I'd just sing that part over and over again.
which was also from a friend of mine who said,
a generation.
[A] [G#] When I finished the song, I saw the song always as the opening song on the album.
And someone who I really loved, who was a huge influence of mine, was Elvis Costello.
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_ _ _ I was getting a little tired of going to parties and having to make the same chit-chat.
And I find that's usually when I write my best songs, is when I want to write something that I'm not saying to people.
And one day I got up and I wrote this part of a song. _
_ Lately I'm [D] losing my appetite for all the pretty young girls and the [A] socialites who just talk.
[D] And this is what [A] we do, we just talk.
[D] _ [E] And I had that bouncing around and I'd just sing that part over and over again.
And eventually that became the song Talk is Cheap, _ which was also from a friend of mine who said,
I'm tired of people saying that we don't do anything ever as a generation.
And I wrote this song kind of about that idea also.
Talk is cheap, let's do something now.
[A] [G#] When I finished the song, I saw the song always as the opening song on the album.
And someone who I really loved, who was a huge influence of mine, was Elvis Costello.
And the beginning of his first couple albums always had a really short one minute, one and a half minute song.
There was a little intro and then the album would start.
And I loved that idea and so after I had this song, I wrote a little intro on top of it that could introduce the whole album.
Sort of a little [F#] _ breather before the album started.
So I had this part of the song.
[A] Talk [G#m] is cheap.
[F#m] And [A] I should know.
[D] I've [A] given my everything.
[D] And [E] it wasn't close.
[A] _ [C#m] People mean [F#m] well.
[A] Still make a _ [D] mess.
From [A] now on I'm listening.
[D] _
[E] Saving my breath.
_ _ And I just like the idea of somebody getting the album for the first time or downloading it or whatever and they put it on.
And just hearing that as a little intro.
Maybe you haven't heard me in a while.
Maybe you've never heard me before.
[A#] I just like this idea of the intro to the album. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
The album for the first time or downloading it or whatever and they put it on.
And just hearing that as
And I find that's usually when I write my best songs, is when I want to write something that I'm not saying to people.
And one day I got up and I wrote this part of a song. _
_ Lately I'm [D] losing my appetite for all the pretty young girls and the [A] socialites who just talk.
[D] And this is what [A] we do, we just talk.
[D] _ [E] And I had that bouncing around and I'd just sing that part over and over again.
And eventually that became the song Talk is Cheap, _ which was also from a friend of mine who said,
I'm tired of people saying that we don't do anything ever as a generation.
And I wrote this song kind of about that idea also.
Talk is cheap, let's do something now.
[A] [G#] When I finished the song, I saw the song always as the opening song on the album.
And someone who I really loved, who was a huge influence of mine, was Elvis Costello.
And the beginning of his first couple albums always had a really short one minute, one and a half minute song.
There was a little intro and then the album would start.
And I loved that idea and so after I had this song, I wrote a little intro on top of it that could introduce the whole album.
Sort of a little [F#] _ breather before the album started.
So I had this part of the song.
[A] Talk [G#m] is cheap.
[F#m] And [A] I should know.
[D] I've [A] given my everything.
[D] And [E] it wasn't close.
[A] _ [C#m] People mean [F#m] well.
[A] Still make a _ [D] mess.
From [A] now on I'm listening.
[D] _
[E] Saving my breath.
_ _ And I just like the idea of somebody getting the album for the first time or downloading it or whatever and they put it on.
And just hearing that as a little intro.
Maybe you haven't heard me in a while.
Maybe you've never heard me before.
[A#] I just like this idea of the intro to the album. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
The album for the first time or downloading it or whatever and they put it on.
And just hearing that as