James - Space Taken from the album Pleased To Meet You Written and performed by James Main Riff 1: e----------------------------------------------------------- B----------------------------------------------------------- G----------------------------------------------------------- D----------------------------------------------------------- A-----8-8--10--8\-----8-8--10--8\-----8-8--10--8\--8-8--7-7\ E--10--------------10--------------10----------------------- Main Riff 2: e------------------------ e------------------------- B------------------------ B------------------------- G------------------------ x2 G------------------------- D------------------------ D------------------------- A----8-8-10--10--10--8\-- A--8-8--7----------------- E-10--------------------- E----------10--8\--------- "Solo": e------------------------------------------------------------------- B------------------------------------------------------------------- G------------------------------------------------------------------- D--7-7-7-7-7-7-7-7-7--10-10-10-10-10-10-10-10-10--3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3- A--5-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-5--8--8--8--8--8--8--8--8--8---3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3- E------------------------------------------------------------------- "Sort Of" Riff: e------------------------------------------------------- B--13-13--13~--13--------------------------------------- G------------------------------------------------------- D------------------------------------------------------- A------------------------------------------------------- E------------------------------------------------------- (Note: 8\ etc. means play the note and then tail it off down the fretboard. Listen closesly to the record and you'll hear what I mean.) (~ = vibrato) Song Structure: The song starts with swirling keyboards and Tim singing, but no guitars. The impression I get is that the chords are Dm Bb F C, but the Tim's singing and the keyboards only loosley define the chords. When the guitars kick in two play different inversions of the chords (one high one low) in a kind of "stabby" manner, and another plays Main Riff 1. This guitar then plays Main Riff 2 over the "you've got to get over yourself" bits, dropping out for the first "it's a shock" bit. During the second "it's a shock" bit it plays what sounds like a not-so-loud version of the solo. Then comes the solo, detailed above. After this in the "Calling" bits a guitar plays some very hard-to-tab riffs, the majority of which sound a lot like the "Sort Of" Riff, which is sort of a riff (hence the name). Basically single notes with a hell of a lot of pitch bending. Lyrics/Chords: Dm Bb Break my shape F C In the light I trust Dm Bb None exists F C Save space and dust Dm Bb None exist F C Just lights in time Dm Bb Space defines F C The borderline Dm The borderline Dm Bb Space between F C And space inside Dm Bb My four walls F C My shape defines Dm Space defines C Dm You've got to get over yourself You've got to get out of the frame Got to learn to see yourself C A total stranger Dm You've got to get out of the frame Get yourself a brand new name Got to learn to see yourself C A total stranger Dm It's a shock F To my system C To wind up back Where I have come from Dm It's a crime F In my child's eyes To find out life C Is in my mind Dm You've got to get over yourself You've got to get out of the frame Got to learn to see yourself C A total stranger Dm You've got to get out of the frame Get yourself a brand new name Got to learn to see yourself C A total stranger Dm It's a shock F To my system C To wind up back Where I have come from Dm It's a crime to Bb My child's eyes F C To find out life's disguise Dm Oh no Bb All gone F All gone C Nothing to hold me down Dm No Bb All gone F I'm gone C Nothing to hold me down Dm No Bb All gone Bb I'm gone C Nothing to hold me down Dm No Bb I'm gone F I'm gone C Nothing to hold me down Dm C F Dm C F Dm F C Calling, calling, calling You could see through me Dm F C Calling, calling, calling You can see through me Dm F C Calllllllllllllllllllllllllllllling Dm F C Calllllllllllllllllllllllllllllling Transcribed by Alex Carter 2001. alex@shandy3000.fsnet.co.uk