Chords for Ian Bairnson (EXCLUSIVE VIDEO)

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I _ don't have the right guitar for this.
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_ _ [N] _ _ _ The actual _ _ _ fact, _ _ [E] what I actually played, I didn't have the [G] bass.
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_ [Am] _ _ [N] _ _ _ That was a thing that Alan and I, we were in Paris [B] making _ one of the albums, I don't
know what it was, but anyway.
_ [C] The track was kind of okay [N] and that was another kind of moment where there was a gap there,
I could do something in there and that's [B] what came up.
Now I get loads [G] of letters and people go, how [B] did you do that stuff?
What guitar is it?
What amp is it?
[N] What did you do with it?
So, _ yeah, that's it.
Alan's engineering is_ _
_ So, I mean there are loads of things on here that are, you probably wouldn't notice that
[B] much different, but there are just some nice, good sounds.
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Kind [G#] of like a light pole in the absence of a nice pole.
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[B] It's good to be noisy. _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ [F#] _ That's the actual one that [C] we recorded.
_ [N] _ And we toured that.
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_ _ _ [G#] _ And the other _ _ _ [G] one, which is [E] just a slight_
[N] A little bit warmer. _ _ _ _
And guitar players are always going to do the tone pop.
Keep on it, because you get all kinds of tones out of it.
And when I was young, everything, ten, ten, and go.
_ And nowadays, I mean, it's subtle, but I know you're not all guitar players. _ _
We try.
We try. _ _ _ _
So, I can't think there's [B] anything_ _ _
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_ [B] You've got to try this one. _ _ _ _
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Slow, slow, [E] slow.
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[N] Kind of somewhere between a piano and a Rhodes.
_ _ _ But I won't bore you with the rest of them. _
_ _ I think we can probably get on with 7 o'clock now, so_ Yeah.
_ Now he's going for the big bang.
Yeah.
And I haven't rehearsed.