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Minstrel In The Gallery

Jethro Tull
Version1
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Chords in this song

Strum
D-DU-UDU
{capo: 2}
{tuning: Standard (EADGBE)}
-|--0-----0-----0-----0-----0-----0--------0-----3-----1-
-|--2-----3-----1-----3-----1-----1--------3-----3-----3-
-|--2-----2-----2-----0-----0-----0--------2-----2-----2-
-|--2-----2-----2-----2-----2-----0--------0-----0-----0-
-|--0-----0-----0-----0-----3-----3----------------------
-|--------------------------3-----2----------------------{eot}
-|--1-----3--------0--0-----0--0-----0--3----------------
-|--1-----3--------0--3-----0--2-----0--3----------------
-|--2-----0--------0--2-----0--2-----0--0----------------
-|--3-----0--------0--0-----0--2-----0--0----------------
-|--3-----2-----------------0--0-----0--2----------------
-|--1-----3--------------------------0--3----------------{eot}
/ / / / \
The minstrel in the gallery
/ / / \
looked down upon the smiling faces.
/ / / / / \
He met the gazes - observed the spaces
/ / /\ / \
between the old men's cackle.
/ / / / / \
He brewed a song of love and hatred -
/ /\/ /\/ /\/
/ / / \
oblique suggestions and he waited.
He titillated men-of-action -
belly warming, hands still rubbing
on the parts they never mention.
He pacified the nappy-suffering,
infant-bleating one-line jokers -
Sunday paper backgammon players -
(tr.) (tr.)
[eof]

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Arrangement source for Minstrel In The Gallery by Jethro Tull

{capo: 2}
{tuning: Standard (EADGBE)}
{sot}    [A]   [Asus4]   [Am]   [A7sus4]  [C]   [Cadd9/F#] [Dsus2] [Dsus4]  [Dm]
-|--0-----0-----0-----0-----0-----0--------0-----3-----1-
-|--2-----3-----1-----3-----1-----1--------3-----3-----3-
-|--2-----2-----2-----0-----0-----0--------2-----2-----2-
-|--2-----2-----2-----2-----2-----0--------0-----0-----0-
-|--0-----0-----0-----0-----3-----3----------------------
-|--------------------------3-----2----------------------{eot}

{sot}    [F]     [G]        o-[Dsus2]  o-[A]      o-[G]
-|--1-----3--------0--0-----0--0-----0--3----------------
-|--1-----3--------0--3-----0--2-----0--3----------------
-|--2-----0--------0--2-----0--2-----0--0----------------
-|--3-----0--------0--0-----0--2-----0--0----------------
-|--3-----2-----------------0--0-----0--2----------------
-|--1-----3--------------------------0--3----------------{eot}

/                /      /     / \
[A]                [Am]     [C]     o [Dsus2]
    The minstrel in the gallery

        /     /              / \
        [A]     [Dsus2]          o [A]
looked down upon the smiling faces.

   /       /       /        /   /  \
   [F]       [C]       [F]        [F]   o  [G]
He met the gazes - observed the spaces

/           /    /\   / \
[Dsus2]                 o [A]
between the old men's cackle.

   /        /       /    /   / \
   [A]        [Am]      [C]        o [Dsus2]
He brewed a song of love and hatred -

/  /\/ /\/ /\/
[G]

 /                  /      /  \
 [G]                  [Dsus2]  o  [A]
oblique suggestions and he waited.

[F]  He pola[C]rized the [F]pump[G]kin [C]eaters -

[F]  static-[C]humming [F]pa[G]nel-[C]beaters -

[F]  freshly [C]day-glow'd [F]fac[G]tory [C]cheaters

[F]  (salar[C]ied and [F]col[G]lar-[C]scrubbing).

[A]         [Am]    [C]      o [Dsus2]
  He titillated men-of-action -

[F]     [C]        [F]     [F]     o  [G]
belly warming, hands still rubbing

[G]      [Dsus2]            o  [A]
on the parts they never mention.

[A]        [Am]       [C]     o  [Dsus2]       [G]
  He pacified the nappy-suffering,

[G]      [Dsus2]        [Dsus4]  o [A]
infant-bleating one-line   jokers -

[F]T.V. [C]docu[F]men[G]tary [C]makers

[F](over[C]fed and[F] un[G]der[C]takers).

[A]      [Am]    [C]          o  [Dsus2]
Sunday paper backgammon players -

[F]family-[C]scarred and [F]women-[C]haters.

Then he [F]called the [C]band down [F]to [G]the the [C]stage

and he [F]looked at [C]all

the [Dm]frie[A7sus4]nds     he'd [Am]made[C].  [Cadd9/F#]            [F]

(tr.)  (tr.)
[A]      [Asus4]

[eof]

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