oh well okay..................brilliant!!!!!!!!
capo 2nd fret in regular tuning
this might be hard for beginners but it is the most fun once you get it
 
F#m7 F#m7/D# DM7 A A/G# 
here's the silhouette the face always turned away
 
F#m7 F#m7/D# DM7 A A/G#
the bleeding color gone to black dying like a day
 
F#7 Bm Bm/A G 
couldn't figure out what made you so unhappy
 
 D C Bm 
shook your head to say no no no 
 
 Bm/A G G/F# E 
and stopped for a spell and stayed away
 
F#7 Em
oh well okay
 
F#m7 F#m7/D# DM7 A A/G#
i got pictures i just don't see it anymore
 
F#m7 F#m7/D# DM7 A A/G#
climbing hour upon hour through a total bore
 
F#7 Bm Bm/A G
with the one i keep where it never fades
 
 D C  Bm
in the safety of a pitch black mind
 
 Bm/A G G/F# E
an airless cell that blocks the day
 
 F#7 Em
oh well okay the em of the solo starts on "okay"
 
IEm Em/D Em/C# I C G G/F# I
 
E7 Am  G F
if you get a feeling next time you see me
 
 C Bb Am 
do me a favor and let me know
 
 Am/G F C/E D
cos it's hard to tell it's hard to say
 
 E7 Dm repeat that over and over
oh well okay
 
F#m7/D# is 1st fret d string -2nd on g -2nd on b -2nd on e 
Em7/C# is 4th fret a string -2nd on d - open g- open b- open e
DM7 is open d string - 2nd on g - 2nd on b - 2nd on e
 
the rest you probably know...
 
 
Chadwick
 
 

I just wanted to add the solo for "oh well, okay"

with a slide...

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and repeat.

~andrew