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Half A Person Chords by The Smiths

This tab has correct chords with the capo on 2 the way Johnny Marr often played. 
Capo: 	2nd fret
Author julien111111 [a] 42.


Fmaj7   D   Dsus4   Am   G6/D   F
e--0--|--2--|--3--|--0--|--0--|--1--|
B--1--|--3--|--3--|--1--|--0--|--1--|
G--2--|--2--|--2--|--2--|--0--|--2--|
D--3--|--0--|--0--|--2--|--0--|--3--|
A--3--|-----|-----|--0--|-----|-----|
E-----|-----|-----|-----|-----|-----|
 
 
   G     E    Em     C   Fsus4   G alternate
e--3--|--0--|--0--|--0--|--1--|--3--|
B--3--|--0--|--0--|--1--|--1--|--3--|
G--0--|--1--|--0--|--0--|--3--|--4--|
D--0--|--2--|--2--|--2--|--3--|--5--|
A--2--|--2--|--2--|--3--|-----|--5--|
E--3--|--0--|--0--|-----|-----|-----|
 
 
 
Half A Person by The Smiths
 
CAPO 2
 
Intro
Fmaj7 D
 
Verse
        Fmaj7           D Dsus4 D
Call me morbid, call me pale
        Fmaj7                D Dsus4 D
I've spent six years on your trail
Am  G6/D F
Six long years
        D     G
On your trail
 
        Fmaj7           D Dsus4 D
Call me morbid, call me pale
        Fmaj7                D Dsus4 D
I've spent six years on your trail
Am        G6/D        F             D     G
Six full years of my life on your trail
 
 
Chorus
 
           E                     F  C  G
And if you have five seconds to spare
           E                     F  Fsus4  F
Then I'll tell you the story of my life :
 C                  G
Sixteen, clumsy and shy
E                      Am  F
I went to London and I
  C                       G     Em  E
I booked myself in at the Y ... W.C.A.
         Fmaj7                   D Dsus4 D
I said : "I like it here - can I stay ?
  Fmaj7                D Dsus4 D
I like it here - can I stay ?
Am           G6/D   F
Do you have a vacancy
                D     G
For a Back-scrubber?"
 
 
Verse
 
         Fmaj7            D Dsus4 D
She was left behind, and sour
         Fmaj7               D Dsus4 D
And she wrote to me, equally dour
                   Am
She said : "In the days when you were
G6/D       F
Hopelessly poor
                         D   G
I just liked you more..."
 
 
Chorus
 
           E                     F  C  G
And if you have five seconds to spare
           E                     F  Fsus4  F
Then I'll tell you the story of my life :
 C                  G
Sixteen, clumsy and shy
E                      Am  F
I went to London and I
  C                       G     Em  E
I booked myself in at the Y ... W.C.A.
         Fmaj7                   D Dsus4 D
I said : "I like it here - can I stay ?
  Fmaj7                D Dsus4 D
I like it here - can I stay ?
Am           G6/D   F
Do you have a vacancy
                D     G
For a Back-scrubber?"
 
 
Verse
 
        Fmaj7              D Dsus4 D
Call me morbid, call me pale
           Fmaj7                D Dsus4 D
I've spent too long on your trail
Am  G6/D F
Far too long
             D
Chasing your tail
G
Oh ...
 
 
Chorus/Outro
 
           E                        F  C  G
And if you have five seconds to spare
           E                        F  Fsus4  F
Then I'll tell you the story of my life :
C                   G
Sixteen, clumsy and shy
           E             Am  F
That's the story of my life
C                   G
Sixteen, clumsy and shy
     Em         E
The story of my life
Fmaj7       D Dsus4 D
That's the story of my life
Fmaj7       D Dsus4 D
That's the story of my life
Fmaj7       D Dsus4 D
That's the story of my life
Fmaj7       D Dsus4 D
That's the story of my life
Fmaj7       D Dsus4 D
That's the story of my life
 
**Fade out**
X
 
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Bm                       E RIFF1    Bm                           E  RIFF1
Call me morbid, call me pale.       I've spent six years on your trail

Bm  A    G                E Esus4 E
six long years on your trail.

Bm                      E RIFF 1     Bm                          E RIFF 1
Call me morbid, call me pale.       I've spent six years on your trail

Bm       A           G              E Esus4 E 
six full years of my life on your trail.

           Gb                   G(bar) C(bar) G       Gb                      G(bar)
And if you have five seconds to spare,     then I'll tell you the story of my life.

D                  A     Gb                   Bm  G
Sixteen clumsy and shy, I went to London and I 

D                         A    Gb
I booked myself in at the Y   W    C   A

           A                 E RIFF 1           A                 E RIFF 1 
I said "i like it here, can I stay?",      "i like it here, can I stay?",    

Bm             A     G             E Esus4 E
Do you have a vacancy for a back scrubber?


Well, the song just continues from there with the same basic chord sequences, 
Not a complex song, but a brilliant one.
>From Fergal Boden
Queens University Belfast,

(u9246576@athmail.causeway.qub.ac.uk)