Breathing Acordes

Song: Breathing
Artist: Kate Bush
Composer: Kate Bush
Album: Never forever
 
Tabbed by: DJ  11th Sept 2014
 
CAPO: 4th fret
(Will then sound in the recorded key of Ebm)
 
[Chorus - picking pattern]
    Bm        Dsus2 D       G6   Gmaj7 A7sus4 Em9/A
e|-------2----0-----2----|--0----2-----0------2--|
B|--3---------3-------3--|--3-------3--3---------|
G|--4------------2-------|-----0----------0------|
D|-----4------0----------|-----------------------|
A|--2------4-------------|-------------0---------|
E|-----------------------|--3--------------------|
 
Chord names & fret positions are relative to the capo
Bm    = x24432    Esus4 = 022200    G6     = 3x0030
G/B   = x20033    E     = 022100    Gmaj7  = 3x0032
B7/D# = xx1202    A7/C# = x42020    A7sus4 = x02030
Em    = 022000    A/C#  = x4222x    Em9/A  = x02032
B7/F# = 224242    Dsus2 = xx0230    Bsus2  = x24422
Em/G  = 322000    D     = xx0232    A7     = x02020
 
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[Verse 1]
Bm         G/B      B7/D#        Em
     Out - side----      ...gets inside,
B7/F#        Em/G   B7/D#       Esus4   E
Oo, oo - oo, oo,    through her skin,
B7/D#
       I've been out before,
    Em        Esus4     A7/C#  A/C#
But this time it's much safer  in
 
[Verse 2]
Bm         G/B       B7/D#     Em
     Last night----,     ...in the sky,
B7/F#       Em/G     B7/D#  Esus4  E
Oo, oo -oo, oo,      such a bright light,
B7/D#
       My radar sends me danger,
Em     Esus4     A7/C#   A/C#
But my instincts tell me to...
 
[Chorus]
Bm           Dsus2  D     G6   Gmaj7  A7sus4  Em9/A
Keep breath- ing,
            (In,    out,  in,  out,   in,     out!)
 
 Bm         Dsus2 D    G6        Gmaj7 A7sus4 Em9/A
    Breath- ing     ...breathing my    mother in,
(In,  out,  in,   out, in,       out,  in,    out!)
 
Bm          Dsus2  D  G6  Gmaj7 A7sus4  Em9/A
    Breath- ing    ...my  be  - lov- ed in,
Bm          Dsus2  D  G6        Gmaj7 A7sus4  Em9/A
    Breath- ing,      breathing her   nico  - tine,
Bm          Dsus2  D  G6        Gmaj7 A7sus4 Em9/A
    Breath- ing,      breathing the   fall-out ...in,
Bm            Dsus2       D       G6      Gmaj7
    Out,  in,    ...out,  ...in,  ... out,  ... in,
A7sus4        Em9/A   Esus4   Bm
      ...Out,      ...in----------!
 
[Verse 3]
Bm       G/B             B7/D#         Em
   We've lost our chance, ...we're the first and last,
 B7/F#     Em/G    B7    Esus4 E
(Oo, hoo - oo!)    After the   blast,
B7/F#
       Chips of Plutonium are...
Em       Esus4  A7/C#  A/C#
Twinkl - ing in every  lung
 
[Verse 4]
Bm     G/B      B7/D#        Em
     I love my       ...be - lov - ed,
B7/F#        Em/G  B7/D#   Esus4   E
Oo, oo - oo, oo,   all and every - where,
B7/D#
       Only the fools blew it,
Em      Esus4   A7/C#     A/C#
You and me knew life it - self...
 
[Chorus]
Bm           Dsus2  D     G6   Gmaj7  A7sus4  Em9/A
Keep breath- ing,
            (In,    out,  in,  out,   in,     out!)
 
 Bm         Dsus2 D    G6        Gmaj7 A7sus4 Em9/A
    Breath- ing     ...breathing my    mother in,
(In,  out,  in,   out, in,       out,  in,    out!)
 
Bm          Dsus2  D  G6  Gmaj7 A7sus4  Em9/A
    Breath- ing    ...my  be  - lov- ed in,
Bm          Dsus2  D  G6        Gmaj7 A7sus4  Em9/A
    Breath- ing,      breathing her   nico  - tine,
Bm          Dsus2  D  G6        Gmaj7 A7sus4 Em9/A
    Breath- ing,      breathing the   fall-out ...in,
Bm             Dsus2      D      G6      Gmaj7
    Out, ...in,   ...out, ...in, ... out, ... in,
A7sus4     Em9/A     Bm            Dsus2     D
       Out,      in, ...out, ...in, ... out, ... in,
G6     Gmaj7   A7sus4    Em9/A  Bsus2
   Out,  ...in,  ... out,    ...out, ...out, ...out!
 
[Break]
[For narration - see bottom of page * ]
 
[Riff fades in under narration]
    Bm        Dsus2 D       G6   Gmaj7 A7sus4 Em9/A
e|-------2----0-----2----|--0----2-----0------2--|
B|--3---------3-------3--|--3-------3--3---------|
G|--4------------2-------|-----0----------0------|
D|-----4------0----------|-----------------------|
A|--2------4-------------|-------------0---------|
E|-----------------------|--3--------------------|
 
[Coda]
Bm  Bsus2  D           G6       A7sus4    A7
          (What are we going to do with - out...?)
                       Oo-------------!
Bm         Bsus2
Please...
 D           G6       A7sus4    A7
(What are we going to do with - out...?)
    Bm                   Bsus2
Oh,   ...let me breathe,
D            G6       A7sus4    A7
(What are we going to do with - out...?)
    Bm                 Bsus2
Oh, breathe in deep,
 D          G6       A7sus4     A7
(We are all going to die with - out...)
       Bm                 Bsus2 D
Oh---, leave me something to    breathe,
             G6       A7sus4    A7
(What are we going to do with - out...?)
                      Oh------, leave me...
   Bm                    Bsus2
...Something to breathe,
 D          G6       A7sus4    A7
(We are all going to die with - out...?)
                     Oh, God,   please...
Bm                            Bsus2
Give us something to breathe,
 D           G6       A7sus4  A7      Bm
(What are we going to do with-out...?)
                      Oh---,  life ...is breathing!
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[ * Narration in the break ]
"In point of fact, it is possible to tell the
difference between a small nuclear explosion and a
large one by a very simple method.
 
The calling card of a nuclear bomb is the blinding
flash that is far more dazzling than any light
on Earth, brighter even than the sun itself, and it
is by the duration of this flash that we are able to
determine the size of the weapon.
 
After the flash a fireball can be seen to rise,
sucking up under it the debris, dust and living
things around the area of the explosion, and as this
ascends it soon becomes recognisable as the familiar
mushroom cloud.
 
As a demonstration of the flash duration test,
let's try and count the number of seconds for the
flash emitted by a very small bomb; then a more
substantial medium-sized bomb; and finally, one of
our very powerful 'high-yield' bombs."
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