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There are four picking patterns used throughout the song. One for each of
>the Am, Em and C chords used, with a change of pattern on the Am in the
>second and subsequent verses (although the original pattern is still used
>for the choruses and outro). Its hard to tell what the fingerpicked
>guitar does when the chords change in the outro, as there is another
>guitar over the top, playing some similar ideas up an octave (I might get
>round to transcribing these one day!)
>
>Here is the chord structure for the song:
>Note that the complete picking pattern takes up two bars.
>
>INTRO
>Am---:Am---:Am---:Am---:
>VERSE
>Am---:Am---:Am---:Am---:
>Am---:Am---:Am---:Am---:
>Em---:Em---:Em---:Em---:
>Am---:Am---:Am---:Am---:
>CHORUS
>C---:C---:Em---:Em---:
>Am---:Am---:Am---:Am---:
>C---:C---:Em---:Em---:
>VERSE (Am picking pattern changes)
>CHORUS (Double length of first chorus)
>VERSE
>CHORUS (Double length)
>OUTRO (From "Immerse your soul....")
>G---:G---:E---:E---:
>Am---:Am---:Am---:Am---:
>G---:G---:Em---:Em---:
>Am---:Am---:
>
>Am picking pattern (First verse/chorus)
>
>------0----------0-----------0-------------------------------
>-----------3-----------1-----------0-------------------------
>--------2-----2-----2-----2-----2--------2-------------------
>---2----------------------------------2-----2----------------
>-0-----------------------------------------------------------
>-------------------------------------------------------------
>
>
>Am picking pattern (Second & Third verses)
>
> Am Asus2 Am
>-------------------------------------------------------------------
>------1---0----------------0------1--------------------------------
>--------------2----------------------------------------------------
>----2---2---2---2--2---2------2------2-----------------------------
>--0----------------------------------------------------------------
>-------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>
>Em and C picking patterns as first verse Am, butthe appropriate chord
shapes formed (Standard Em and C) using the same descending notes on the
B string.
> > > >Watch out for cramps playing this one, as you have to hold
that > >open Am shape for a hell of a long time. Its best played on an
>electroacoustic, with just a hint of reverb.
>
>
Am
Rows of houses, all bearing down on me
I can feel their blue hands touching me
Em
All these things into position,
All these things we'll one day swallow whole
Am (4 bars)
C Em Am
And fade out again
C E m Am
And fade out again
C Em Am
Ohhhhhh Ohhhhh Ohhhhh
C Em
Ohhhhhh Ohhhhh
*First chorus ends here.
Third chorus as above, but with a double length "Ohhhhh" section.
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