Chords for Wes Carr Australian Idol 08 Audition All Along the Watchtower
Tempo:
125.5 bpm
Chords used:
Ab
Bb
Cm
E
G
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
And to evening, the judges were still looking for one more glimpse of sunlight.
[A]
25-year-old muso Wes [E] Carr has been performing in pubs since he was 15.
[G] He moved from his native Adelaide to pursue his musical education in Sydney.
A songwriter from the age of 12, Wes writes and records his own [Em] material in his tiny Bondi flat.
[C] I don't want to be sitting on a [G] bar stool for the rest of my life singing songs to 10 drunk people.
It's [D] time for Wes to prove to our judges that he's a man on a [A] mission.
I think now [C] is the time to [E]
step up to the mark and go,
righto, this is who I am, [E] here you go [A] Australia, [E] have a listen, see what you think.
Hey, [Db] how are you doing man?
How are you?
Good.
You're a musician?
Yep.
What does that mean then?
I play three times a week [D] around Sydney.
I play for three hours, four hours straight and it's tiring but you get there.
Do you do covers?
Yeah, I do a lot of covers and I do a lot of my own stuff as well.
Okay, what sort of covers do you normally play?
I play sort of Jimi Hendrix.
What would you like to play with your guitar?
All Along the Watchtower.
Oh really?
Yeah.
Nice Jimi.
I love Jimi.
It's my own little version of what I do take but it's kind of, you know.
[Cm]
[Ab] [Bb]
[Ab] [Bb] [Cm]
[Bb] [Ab] [Cm]
[Bb] [Cm]
[Ab] [Cm]
[Ab] I'm a lonely
[Cm] business [Bbm] man [Ab] now, drink my [Bb]
wine, [Cm] found a man to [Ab] take my earth, [Bb]
[Cm] [Bb] none of [Ab] them [Bb]
[Cm] know what [Ab] any of us were.
[Bb] Yeah, yeah, all right.
All Along the [Gm] Watchtower, [Bb] oh, All Along the [Gm] Watchtower, yeah, [Ab]
All [Bb] Along the [Cm] Watchtower, [Ab]
All Along the Watchtower.
[E]
You're lovely.
Thank you.
You're more [Db] than welcome.
You're incredibly comfortable with the guitar but you know you won't be able to use that very much.
Yeah, that's fine.
[E] I used to sing, before I knew how to play guitar I used to sing as a kid [D] anyway.
One other thing, what's under that hat?
[N] Under the hat?
Yeah.
There's no tricks but.
Wes, I don't [F] think I'm being deluded here.
I think you're one of the best things [Db] that's ever walked into an Idol audition.
I think you are absolutely fantastic.
Thank you.
Comfortable, talented, you look fantastic, [Am]
seriously.
I am [Bbm] absolutely blown away and honoured [N] that you've walked in here today.
Oh, thank you very much.
I cannot wait to see how you do in this competition.
Thank you.
Congratulations. Thank you.
[E] Thank [D] you.
Well done.
[C] I'm not too ashamed to give you a big [G] hug.
Thank you mate.
[G] Fantastic.
[D] Yes, you're compelling.
Thank you.
[C] You're lovely.
Thank you.
[G]
[C] I'm going to Sydney.
[D]
I got a standing ovation.
[C] It [G] was great just to meet him.
Yeah, it felt like it [C] really [G] went well and I'm [D] pretty happy.
Hat here and cheers, [C] thanks very much.
[G] Yeah, now I've got a hug.
That's rare.
Tell you what, he's a sexy man.
Isn't he?
[D] Yeah, so I was pretty happy.
[N] Wes rounds [E] off Day 1 Sydney
[A]
25-year-old muso Wes [E] Carr has been performing in pubs since he was 15.
[G] He moved from his native Adelaide to pursue his musical education in Sydney.
A songwriter from the age of 12, Wes writes and records his own [Em] material in his tiny Bondi flat.
[C] I don't want to be sitting on a [G] bar stool for the rest of my life singing songs to 10 drunk people.
It's [D] time for Wes to prove to our judges that he's a man on a [A] mission.
I think now [C] is the time to [E]
step up to the mark and go,
righto, this is who I am, [E] here you go [A] Australia, [E] have a listen, see what you think.
Hey, [Db] how are you doing man?
How are you?
Good.
You're a musician?
Yep.
What does that mean then?
I play three times a week [D] around Sydney.
I play for three hours, four hours straight and it's tiring but you get there.
Do you do covers?
Yeah, I do a lot of covers and I do a lot of my own stuff as well.
Okay, what sort of covers do you normally play?
I play sort of Jimi Hendrix.
What would you like to play with your guitar?
All Along the Watchtower.
Oh really?
Yeah.
Nice Jimi.
I love Jimi.
It's my own little version of what I do take but it's kind of, you know.
[Cm]
[Ab] [Bb]
[Ab] [Bb] [Cm]
[Bb] [Ab] [Cm]
[Bb] [Cm]
[Ab] [Cm]
[Ab] I'm a lonely
[Cm] business [Bbm] man [Ab] now, drink my [Bb]
wine, [Cm] found a man to [Ab] take my earth, [Bb]
[Cm] [Bb] none of [Ab] them [Bb]
[Cm] know what [Ab] any of us were.
[Bb] Yeah, yeah, all right.
All Along the [Gm] Watchtower, [Bb] oh, All Along the [Gm] Watchtower, yeah, [Ab]
All [Bb] Along the [Cm] Watchtower, [Ab]
All Along the Watchtower.
[E]
You're lovely.
Thank you.
You're more [Db] than welcome.
You're incredibly comfortable with the guitar but you know you won't be able to use that very much.
Yeah, that's fine.
[E] I used to sing, before I knew how to play guitar I used to sing as a kid [D] anyway.
One other thing, what's under that hat?
[N] Under the hat?
Yeah.
There's no tricks but.
Wes, I don't [F] think I'm being deluded here.
I think you're one of the best things [Db] that's ever walked into an Idol audition.
I think you are absolutely fantastic.
Thank you.
Comfortable, talented, you look fantastic, [Am]
seriously.
I am [Bbm] absolutely blown away and honoured [N] that you've walked in here today.
Oh, thank you very much.
I cannot wait to see how you do in this competition.
Thank you.
Congratulations. Thank you.
[E] Thank [D] you.
Well done.
[C] I'm not too ashamed to give you a big [G] hug.
Thank you mate.
[G] Fantastic.
[D] Yes, you're compelling.
Thank you.
[C] You're lovely.
Thank you.
[G]
[C] I'm going to Sydney.
[D]
I got a standing ovation.
[C] It [G] was great just to meet him.
Yeah, it felt like it [C] really [G] went well and I'm [D] pretty happy.
Hat here and cheers, [C] thanks very much.
[G] Yeah, now I've got a hug.
That's rare.
Tell you what, he's a sexy man.
Isn't he?
[D] Yeah, so I was pretty happy.
[N] Wes rounds [E] off Day 1 Sydney
Key:
Ab
Bb
Cm
E
G
Ab
Bb
Cm
And to evening, the judges were still looking for one more glimpse of sunlight.
_ _ _ _ [A] _
25-year-old muso Wes [E] Carr has been performing in pubs since he was 15.
[G] He moved from his native Adelaide to pursue his musical education in Sydney.
A songwriter from the age of 12, Wes writes and records his own [Em] material in his tiny Bondi flat.
[C] I don't want to be sitting on a [G] bar stool for the rest of my life singing songs to 10 drunk people.
It's [D] time for Wes to prove to our judges that he's a man on a [A] mission.
I think now [C] is the time to [E] _
step up to the mark and go,
righto, this is who I am, [E] here you go [A] Australia, _ [E] have a listen, see what you think. _
Hey, [Db] how are you doing man?
How are you?
Good.
_ You're a musician?
Yep.
What does that mean then?
I play three times a week [D] around Sydney.
I play for three hours, four hours straight and _ it's tiring but you get there.
Do you do covers?
Yeah, I do a lot of covers and I do a lot of my own stuff as well.
Okay, what sort of covers do you normally play?
I play sort of Jimi Hendrix.
What would you like to play with your guitar?
_ All Along the Watchtower.
Oh really?
Yeah.
Nice Jimi.
I love Jimi.
It's my own little version of what I do take but it's kind of, you know.
_ [Cm] _ _ _ _
[Ab] _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _ _
_ [Ab] _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ [Cm] _ _
[Bb] _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ [Cm] _ _
_ [Bb] _ _ _ _ _ _ [Cm] _
_ _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ [Cm] _
_ _ [Ab] I'm a lonely _ _ _
[Cm] business [Bbm] man [Ab] now, drink my [Bb]
wine, [Cm] found a man to [Ab] take my earth, [Bb] _
_ [Cm] _ [Bb] none of [Ab] them _ _ [Bb] _
_ [Cm] know what [Ab] any of us were.
[Bb] Yeah, yeah, all right.
_ All Along the [Gm] Watchtower, [Bb] oh, _ All Along the [Gm] Watchtower, yeah, [Ab] _
All [Bb] Along the [Cm] Watchtower, _ _ _ [Ab]
All Along the Watchtower.
_ _ _ [E]
You're lovely.
Thank you.
You're more [Db] than welcome.
_ You're incredibly comfortable with the guitar but you know you won't be able to use that very much.
Yeah, that's fine.
[E] I used to sing, before I knew how to play guitar I used to sing as a kid [D] anyway.
One other thing, what's under that hat?
[N] Under the hat?
Yeah.
There's no tricks but.
Wes, _ I don't [F] think I'm being deluded here.
I think you're one of the best things [Db] that's ever walked into an Idol audition.
I think you are absolutely fantastic.
Thank you.
Comfortable, talented, _ you look fantastic, _ [Am]
seriously.
I am [Bbm] absolutely blown away and honoured [N] that you've walked in here today.
Oh, thank you very much.
I cannot wait to see how you do in this competition.
Thank you.
Congratulations. Thank you.
[E] Thank _ _ [D] you.
Well done.
_ [C] I'm not too ashamed to give you a big [G] hug.
Thank you mate.
[G] Fantastic.
_ [D] Yes, you're compelling.
Thank you.
[C] You're lovely.
Thank you.
[G] _
_ _ _ [C] I'm going to Sydney.
_ [D] _
I got a standing ovation.
[C] It _ [G] was great just to meet him.
Yeah, it felt like it [C] really [G] went well and I'm [D] pretty happy.
Hat here and cheers, [C] thanks very much.
[G] Yeah, now I've got a hug.
That's rare.
Tell you what, he's a sexy man.
Isn't he?
[D] Yeah, so I was pretty happy.
[N] Wes rounds [E] off Day 1 Sydney
_ _ _ _ [A] _
25-year-old muso Wes [E] Carr has been performing in pubs since he was 15.
[G] He moved from his native Adelaide to pursue his musical education in Sydney.
A songwriter from the age of 12, Wes writes and records his own [Em] material in his tiny Bondi flat.
[C] I don't want to be sitting on a [G] bar stool for the rest of my life singing songs to 10 drunk people.
It's [D] time for Wes to prove to our judges that he's a man on a [A] mission.
I think now [C] is the time to [E] _
step up to the mark and go,
righto, this is who I am, [E] here you go [A] Australia, _ [E] have a listen, see what you think. _
Hey, [Db] how are you doing man?
How are you?
Good.
_ You're a musician?
Yep.
What does that mean then?
I play three times a week [D] around Sydney.
I play for three hours, four hours straight and _ it's tiring but you get there.
Do you do covers?
Yeah, I do a lot of covers and I do a lot of my own stuff as well.
Okay, what sort of covers do you normally play?
I play sort of Jimi Hendrix.
What would you like to play with your guitar?
_ All Along the Watchtower.
Oh really?
Yeah.
Nice Jimi.
I love Jimi.
It's my own little version of what I do take but it's kind of, you know.
_ [Cm] _ _ _ _
[Ab] _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _ _
_ [Ab] _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ [Cm] _ _
[Bb] _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ [Cm] _ _
_ [Bb] _ _ _ _ _ _ [Cm] _
_ _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ [Cm] _
_ _ [Ab] I'm a lonely _ _ _
[Cm] business [Bbm] man [Ab] now, drink my [Bb]
wine, [Cm] found a man to [Ab] take my earth, [Bb] _
_ [Cm] _ [Bb] none of [Ab] them _ _ [Bb] _
_ [Cm] know what [Ab] any of us were.
[Bb] Yeah, yeah, all right.
_ All Along the [Gm] Watchtower, [Bb] oh, _ All Along the [Gm] Watchtower, yeah, [Ab] _
All [Bb] Along the [Cm] Watchtower, _ _ _ [Ab]
All Along the Watchtower.
_ _ _ [E]
You're lovely.
Thank you.
You're more [Db] than welcome.
_ You're incredibly comfortable with the guitar but you know you won't be able to use that very much.
Yeah, that's fine.
[E] I used to sing, before I knew how to play guitar I used to sing as a kid [D] anyway.
One other thing, what's under that hat?
[N] Under the hat?
Yeah.
There's no tricks but.
Wes, _ I don't [F] think I'm being deluded here.
I think you're one of the best things [Db] that's ever walked into an Idol audition.
I think you are absolutely fantastic.
Thank you.
Comfortable, talented, _ you look fantastic, _ [Am]
seriously.
I am [Bbm] absolutely blown away and honoured [N] that you've walked in here today.
Oh, thank you very much.
I cannot wait to see how you do in this competition.
Thank you.
Congratulations. Thank you.
[E] Thank _ _ [D] you.
Well done.
_ [C] I'm not too ashamed to give you a big [G] hug.
Thank you mate.
[G] Fantastic.
_ [D] Yes, you're compelling.
Thank you.
[C] You're lovely.
Thank you.
[G] _
_ _ _ [C] I'm going to Sydney.
_ [D] _
I got a standing ovation.
[C] It _ [G] was great just to meet him.
Yeah, it felt like it [C] really [G] went well and I'm [D] pretty happy.
Hat here and cheers, [C] thanks very much.
[G] Yeah, now I've got a hug.
That's rare.
Tell you what, he's a sexy man.
Isn't he?
[D] Yeah, so I was pretty happy.
[N] Wes rounds [E] off Day 1 Sydney