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Last Year Of The Blue Men by Kenny Young

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Last Year Of The Blue Men
Kenny Young
From: Last Stage For Silverworld (1973)
Capo: 1

| Chord diagramE MajorE | Chord diagramC# minorC#m | Chord diagramBB | Chord diagramBB | Chord diagramE MajorE | Chord diagramG# minorG#m | Chord diagramA augmentedA | Chord diagramA augmentedA |

Chord diagramE MajorE               Chord diagramBB
It's the last year of the Blue Men who watchdog Part Two Heaven
Chord diagramA augmentedA              Chord diagramE MajorE
Giving way to young ones in nineteen ninety seven
  Chord diagramE MajorE               Chord diagramF# minorF#m
Who follow in their footsteps and wear the breathing masks
  Chord diagramE MajorE        Chord diagramBB       Chord diagramA augmentedA        Chord diagramE MajorE
And answer all your questions, and ration out your tasks

Chord diagramC# minorC#m       Chord diagramG# minorG#m    Chord diagramF# minorF#m      Chord diagramE MajorE
There will be time enough for love, and room enough to play
  Chord diagramE MajorE        Chord diagramBB     Chord diagramA augmentedA       Chord diagramE MajorE
For planting Pieces babies, or passing time away
       Chord diagramC# minorC#m       Chord diagramG# minorG#m     Chord diagramF# minorF#m       Chord diagramE MajorE
There will be time enough for thought, and room enough for words
   Chord diagramE MajorE         Chord diagramBB      Chord diagramA augmentedA         Chord diagramE MajorE
That float like pillow feathers and sing just like the birds

Chord diagramE MajorE              Chord diagramBB
Stock up your provisions, devise a shell rock shelter
   Chord diagramA augmentedA               Chord diagramE MajorE
Where jovial ceilings smile down on every room you enter
   Chord diagramE MajorE              Chord diagramF# minorF#m
Paint windows in your gardens, and windmills on your doors
  Chord diagramE MajorE       Chord diagramBB      Chord diagramA augmentedA       Chord diagramE MajorE
And lock away the memory that Daddy died in war

Chord diagramC# minorC#m       Chord diagramG# minorG#m    Chord diagramF# minorF#m      Chord diagramE MajorE
There will be time enough for love, and room enough to play
  Chord diagramE MajorE        Chord diagramBB     Chord diagramA augmentedA       Chord diagramE MajorE
For planting Pieces babies, or passing time away

| Chord diagramC# minorC#m Chord diagramG# minorG#m | Chord diagramF# minorF#m Chord diagramE MajorE | Chord diagramE MajorE Chord diagramBB | Chord diagramA augmentedA Chord diagramE MajorE | Chord diagramE MajorE |

Chord diagramC# minorC#m      Chord diagramG# minorG#m     Chord diagramE MajorE
. Turn in your number for a color bye
Chord diagramA augmentedA     Chord diagramG# minorG#m      Chord diagramF#F#        Chord diagramBB  - Chord diagramA augmentedA - Chord diagramG# minorG#m - Chord diagramF# minorF#m
Trade in tomorrow's cake . for yesterday's pie - i - i --- i

Chord diagramE MajorE                Chord diagramBB
It's the last year of the full moon that shines on Part Two Heaven
  Chord diagramA augmentedA                 Chord diagramE MajorE
But we still play the moon songs from nineteen fifty seven
  Chord diagramE MajorE             Chord diagramF# minorF#m
The files of pleasure photos, recall us to our prime
  Chord diagramE MajorE       Chord diagramBB      Chord diagramA augmentedA          Chord diagramC# minorC#m
And rock-a-bye us, lullabye us back to the good old times

©1973 Kangaroo Music
Charted by Dexex

Note: In the recording I have, the whole song is a little sharp. If
you play along with the recording on a guitar tuned with a digital
tuner you'll find the chords in the chart just a little low. If you
play the song a half step higher you'll find the half step is too
high.

I suspect that the record's producers wanted a little more energy
from the track, and so sped it up just a little. Speeding up the
track would also make it just a little bit higher in pitch. This was
not an unusual practice when the track was recorded in 1973.

To test my theory I used iRehearse, which is a digital phrase trainer
that allows you to change the pitch and/or tempo of digital sound
files. (It's a great rehearsal tool.)

By lowering the pitch about 1/2 semi-tone (aka -50 "cents") I was
able to bring the recording back into perfect tune.

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