Police - Miss Gradenko tab

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Date: Thu, 1 Feb 1996 17:26:22 -0500 (EST)
From: Terry Marks 
Subject: /p/police/miss_gradenko.crd

Miss Gradenko
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[It's a song by the Police.  It sounds *great* because of this cool
arpeggio picking that the guy (Copeland, I think.  Or is it Summers?).
The E7 and D7 seem to be played alternating between standard and A-Barre
forms.  The D9 is X00230.  The D9 may be wrong.  The second line may
end in an A7 instead of the E7  A7 progression, but I'm not sure.
If anyone would care to either correct this or send a note saying
"You're right".]


E7  D7
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E7               D7       E7            D7
Don't tell the director I said so
E7          D7            E7    D7
But are you safe, Miss Gradenko?
E7             D7
We were at the policy meeting
E7                D7
They were finding new ways of cheating
E7              D7
I don't want to rock your boat
E7                D7              E7  D7  E7  D7
But you sent this dangerous note
E7                       D7
You've been letting your feelings show

A            D9
Are you safe Miss Gradenko?
Miss Gradenko are you safe?

D            C
Is anybody alive in here?
Is anybody alive in here?
Is anybody alive in here?
Is anybody at all in here?

E          A
Nobody but us
Nobody but us
Is anybody alive in here?
Nobody but us

Your uniform don't seem to fit
you're much too alive in it.
You've been letting your feelings show
Are you safe Miss Gradenko?
Miss Gradenko are you safe?
Is anybody alive in here?
Is anybody alive in here?
Is anybody at all in here?
Nobody but us in here
Nobody but us
Is anybody alive in here?
Nobody but us in here
nobody but us


Terry "The Human Mellotron" Marks
a013645t@bcfreenet.seflin.lib.fl.us