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Blue Eyed Soul

Wilco
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Chords in this song

Strum
D-DU-UDU
-RIFF
| 1 ' 2 ' 3 ' 4 ' |
e |--2-----------------2---------------------|
B |--3--------------3------3-----------------|
G |--2---------0h2------------2--------------|
D |--0----------------------------------0----|
A |--0-----------------------------0h2-------|
D |--0---------------------------------------|
 1-beat is played various ways, sometimes only picking the low 'D',
 sometimes strumming all notes, sometimes only strumming ADGBe. The
 rest of the riff is played thru except for some ad lib.
 Chords are listed below, one chord per measure of 4/4 except with
 the single exception of end of instrumental bridge where the G is
 played as the first strummed chord of the D-Riff in place of the D
 chord.
 
  You've  got a  blue-eyed soul,
  And  if you don't  let it show,
  It'll  leave you,  you won't even know,
  Without  your  blue-eyed soul
  Can  you keep it simple?  Can you let the snare crack?
  Can  you let it move  without holding back?
  Are  you afraid to  let it go,
  Without  your  blue-eyed soul
 
 
 
 FINALE:
  You're  gonna  lose con-trol,
  You're  gonna  lose con-trol,
  Without  your  blue-eyed soul,
  Without  your  blue-eyed soul,
  Without  your  blue-eyed soul
 --crookedpath

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Readable chord sheet for Blue Eyed Soul by Wilco

[D]-RIFF
  |  1    '    2    '    3    '    4    '    |
e |--2-----------------2---------------------|
B |--3--------------3------3-----------------|
G |--2---------0h2------------2--------------|
D |--0----------------------------------0----|
A |--0-----------------------------0h2-------|
D |--0---------------------------------------|

1-beat is played various ways, sometimes only picking the low 'D',
sometimes strumming all notes, sometimes only strumming ADGBe.  The
rest of the riff is played thru except for some ad lib.

Chords are listed below, one chord per measure of 4/4 except with
the single exception of end of instrumental bridge where the G is
played as the first strummed chord of the D-Riff in place of the D
chord.

  [D]

  [C]You've got a [Em7]    blue-eyed [D]soul,   [D]

  [C]And if you don't [Em7]   let it [D]show,   [D]

  [E]It'll leave you, [G]   you won't even [A]know,  [Asus2]

  [Em7]Without your  [G]   blue-eyed [D]soul    [D]

  [C]Can you keep it simple? [Em7]    Can you let the snare [D]crack?  [D]

  [C]Can you let it [Em7]move without holding [D]back?   [D]

  [E]Are you afraid to  [G]   let it [A]go,    [Asus2]

  [Em7]Without your  [G]   blue-eyed [D]soul

  [A]       [A]        [Em7]       [G]
  [A]       [A]        [Em7]       [G] [D]
  [D]       [D]

FINALE:
  [C]You're gonna  [Em7]    lose  con-[D]trol,   [D]

  [C]You're gonna  [Em7]    lose  con-[D]trol,   [D]

  [Em7]Without your  [G]    blue-eyed [D]soul,   [D]

  [Em7]Without your  [G]    blue-eyed [D]soul,   [D]

  [Em7]Without your  [G]    blue-eyed [D]soul

--crookedpath

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