Servido el amigo Julio. El tono original es E, así que se iguala con capo en 2, cosa que se recomienda para que no quede tan grave la voz. Para variar y no tocar siempre el Em7-4, cada tanto se puede tocar un Em7 común. Lo mismo con el G6/A, que se puede reemplazar por A7-4, que suena casi igual, sí, pero solo casi. Qué grande XTC.
|D| Laying on the |Em7-4| grass my heart it flares like |D| fire |Em7-4|
The |D| way you slap my |Em7-4| face just fills me with de-|D|sire |Em7-4| ......|A| You play hard to |G6/A| get
......|A| 'Cause you're teacher's |G6/A| pet
......But |A| when the boats have |G6/A| gone
......|A| We'll take a |G| tumble ex-|F#m|cuse for a |Em| fumble
......But |A| when the boats have |G6/A| gone
......|A| We'll take a |G| tumble ex-|F#m|cuse for a |Em| fumble
|D| Shocked me too the |Em7-4| things we used to do on |D| grass |Em7-4|
|D| If you fancy |Em7-4| we can buy an ice-cream |D| cone |Em7-4|
Your |D| mate has gone, she |Em7-4| didn't want to be a-|D|lone |Em7-4|
......|A| I will pounce on |G6/A| you
......Just |A| us and the cuc-|G6/A|koos
......|A| You are helpless |G6/A| now
......|A| Over and |G6| over we |F#m| flatten the |Em| clover
......Just |A| us and the cuc-|G6/A|koos
......|A| You are helpless |G6/A| now
......|A| Over and |G6| over we |F#m| flatten the |Em| clover
|D| Shocked me too the |Em7-4| things we used to do on |D| grass |Em7-4|
It would |D| shock you too the |Em7-4| things we used to do on |D| grass |Em7-4|
|D| Gra--|Em7-4|--|D|--ass |Em7-4|
On |D| gra--|Em7-4|--|D|--ass |Em7-4|
|Em| Things |Em7| we |Em9-| did |Em7| on |D| grass
