Chords for Brian Wilson & Al Jardine - Sloop John B (Official Video)
Tempo:
125.5 bpm
Chords used:
Ab
Eb
Db
E
C
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[C] [Bm] [E] [Ab] .
The first seminal influence [N] that began to take shape for Petsounds in [E] that year was.
over the lyrics and he played me the song and he goes, can you arrange it?.
It was done in the Kingston Trio.
took it and adapted the arrangement.
pretty incredible [Ab] dimensions of harmonies and production value that we.
We come on to Sloop John B.
My grandfather and me.
The first seminal influence [N] that began to take shape for Petsounds in [E] that year was.
over the lyrics and he played me the song and he goes, can you arrange it?.
It was done in the Kingston Trio.
took it and adapted the arrangement.
pretty incredible [Ab] dimensions of harmonies and production value that we.
We come on to Sloop John B.
My grandfather and me.
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Ab
Eb
Db
E
C
Ab
Eb
Db
[C] _ _ [Bm] _ _ _ [E] _ _ [Ab] _ .
_ _ _ The first seminal _ _ influence _ _ [N] _ that began to take shape for Petsounds in [E] that year was.
the recording of Sloop John B.
Al Jardine brought over the lyrics and he played me the song and he goes, can you arrange it?.
And I said, sure.
So I arranged it.
It was done in the Kingston Trio.
_ And we took it and adapted the arrangement.
It began to develop pretty incredible _ [Ab] dimensions of harmonies and production value that we.
were starting to see from Brian.
_ .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ We come on to Sloop John B.
_ My grandfather and me.
_ _ Around Nassau town we [Eb] did a roll.
_ _ _ _ .
Drinking [Ab] all night, _ _ _ got into [Db] a fight.
_ _ _ _ .
_ [Ab] Well I feel so broke out, [Eb] _ .
I want to [Ab] go home.
_ _ _ _ .
_ So, why stop at John B.
Safe, _ and see how the main cell said, _ _ come for the captain ashore.
and let me [Eb] go home.
_ _ _ .
Let me [Ab] go home.
_ _ Why don't they let me [Db] go home.
Yeah, yeah.
Well [Ab] I feel so broke out, [Eb] I want [Ab] to go home.
He did it, he did it, he did it.
The first day he got drunk, _ _ and broke him a captive truck.
_ .
_ _ Constable had to come and take him [Eb] away.
_ _ _ _ .
Chair of [Ab] Johnstone, why _ don't you leave me [Db] alone.
_ Hey yeah.
_ [Ab] Well I feel so broke out, [Eb] I want to [Ab] go home.
_ _ _ _ .
So, why stop at John B.
Safe, and _ see how the main cell said, _ _ come for the captain ashore.
and let me [Eb] go home.
Let me go home.
I want to go [Abm] home, let me go _ _ [Db] home.
Why stop at John B.
Safe, _ _ [Ab] I feel so broke out, [Eb].
I want to [Ab] go home.
Let me go home.
Why stop at John B.
Safe.
For a cook he got the fish, _ and he threw away all my grits.
_ And then he took, and he ate up all of [Eb] my corn.
_ _ _ _ .
Let me [Ab] go home.
_ _ _ _ .
_ _ [Db] _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ [Ab] This is the worst trip [Eb] _ .
I've ever [Ab] been on.
_ _ _ _ .
So, why stop at John B.
Safe, _ _ see how the main cell said, _ _ come for the captain ashore.
and let me go [Eb] home.
Let me go home.
I want to [Ab] go home, let me go _ [Db] home.
Why stop at John B.
Safe, [Ab] this is the best [Eb] trip I've ever [Ab] been on.
_ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ The first seminal _ _ influence _ _ [N] _ that began to take shape for Petsounds in [E] that year was.
the recording of Sloop John B.
Al Jardine brought over the lyrics and he played me the song and he goes, can you arrange it?.
And I said, sure.
So I arranged it.
It was done in the Kingston Trio.
_ And we took it and adapted the arrangement.
It began to develop pretty incredible _ [Ab] dimensions of harmonies and production value that we.
were starting to see from Brian.
_ .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ We come on to Sloop John B.
_ My grandfather and me.
_ _ Around Nassau town we [Eb] did a roll.
_ _ _ _ .
Drinking [Ab] all night, _ _ _ got into [Db] a fight.
_ _ _ _ .
_ [Ab] Well I feel so broke out, [Eb] _ .
I want to [Ab] go home.
_ _ _ _ .
_ So, why stop at John B.
Safe, _ and see how the main cell said, _ _ come for the captain ashore.
and let me [Eb] go home.
_ _ _ .
Let me [Ab] go home.
_ _ Why don't they let me [Db] go home.
Yeah, yeah.
Well [Ab] I feel so broke out, [Eb] I want [Ab] to go home.
He did it, he did it, he did it.
The first day he got drunk, _ _ and broke him a captive truck.
_ .
_ _ Constable had to come and take him [Eb] away.
_ _ _ _ .
Chair of [Ab] Johnstone, why _ don't you leave me [Db] alone.
_ Hey yeah.
_ [Ab] Well I feel so broke out, [Eb] I want to [Ab] go home.
_ _ _ _ .
So, why stop at John B.
Safe, and _ see how the main cell said, _ _ come for the captain ashore.
and let me [Eb] go home.
Let me go home.
I want to go [Abm] home, let me go _ _ [Db] home.
Why stop at John B.
Safe, _ _ [Ab] I feel so broke out, [Eb].
I want to [Ab] go home.
Let me go home.
Why stop at John B.
Safe.
For a cook he got the fish, _ and he threw away all my grits.
_ And then he took, and he ate up all of [Eb] my corn.
_ _ _ _ .
Let me [Ab] go home.
_ _ _ _ .
_ _ [Db] _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ [Ab] This is the worst trip [Eb] _ .
I've ever [Ab] been on.
_ _ _ _ .
So, why stop at John B.
Safe, _ _ see how the main cell said, _ _ come for the captain ashore.
and let me go [Eb] home.
Let me go home.
I want to [Ab] go home, let me go _ [Db] home.
Why stop at John B.
Safe, [Ab] this is the best [Eb] trip I've ever [Ab] been on.
_ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
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