#-----------------------------PLEASE NOTE-------------------------------------# #This OLGA file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation # #of the song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or # #research. Remember to view this file in Courier, or other monospaced font. # #See http://www.olga.net/faq/ for more information. # #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------# Subject: c/cockburn_bruce/loner.crd Date: Sun, 06 Jul 1997 16:34:40 -0700 (MST) From: Boe R Barnett here's a great tune from the untouchable Bruce Cockburn. it's LONER from his his record Inner City Front. an alternate version also appears on the compilation Mummy Dust. this transcription isn't as technical as the way bruce plays it, but if you can sing along it sounds pretty good. CHORDS: D xx0232 F6? 020230 E? x4x450 (regular E also works alright here) B 024400 A x02220 TUNING: standard D F6 VERSE 1: down at the bus station E B shark grins and sandpaper conversation D F6 men's faces women's bodies on the magazine stand E B and a headline about sarajevo and tehran D F6 VERSE 2: they are radiant angels they are earthly slaves E B they are predators moving in their endless days D F6 days of striving nights of novacaine E B never going to bring them freedom from their pain D F6 CHORUS: i'm a lo-----ner A B with a loner's point of view D F6 i've always been a lo-----ner A B now i'm in love with you D F6 VERSE 3: wild shadows acid verbs E B eyelids opening dans mon coeur D F6 tu me touche comme la pression E B des etoiles sur les tenebres D F6 VERSE 4: in the elevator and empty hall E B how'm i ever going to hear you when you call D F6 i'm always living and i always die E B on the event horizon of your eye CHORUS again hope this ok. works for me. brilliant song from the best songwriter AND guitar player there is. enjoy. posted by [email protected] boe barnett at northern arizona university flagstaff, az. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I watched as the best of my generation abandoned their dreams and settled for making a little money. -Dan Bern
