From P.GERRARD@lse.ac.uk Fri Aug  1 11:44:16 1997
Date: Fri, 01 Aug 97 13:46:14 GMT
From: P.GERRARD@lse.ac.uk
To: mamster@u.washington.edu
Subject: Chords for 'Regenisraen'

     If you're going to play along with the GT recording of 'Regenisraen' 
     you should note that the guitars should be tuned down a half-step - I 
     would guess that this is to make the 12-string acoustic easier to 
     handle, but I could be wrong. The chorus posed a bit of a problem as 
     far as transcription went. What I've done is written out the chords 
     for the two times that the word 'Regenisraen' is sung in the 
     foreground in full. (Does that make sense? If not, just change when 
     the band changes and you should figure it out eventually.)
     
     Oh, and please be considerate of family, neighbours and housemates: 
     although the Game Theory rendering of this song is heart-breakingly 
     pretty, on a bad day any one of us could turn it into a sound-painting 
     of a certain popular operation for tom-cats...
     
     Ouch
     
     phil gerrard
     
     
     
     Regenisraen (Miller)
     --------------------
     
     Am - Em - D - Am - Em - D
     
     
     Am            Em                    D 
     Too awake for night I've come out - side
     
     Am              Em                 D
     Too o'clock for sleeping off, I've tried
     
     Am              Em                D
     Freezing air so good for how this is
     
     Am        Em               D
      Such the opposite of show biz
     
     Am            Em             D
     Winter houses turning on the glow
     
     Am                 Em                 D 
     Christmas based on Christmas long a - go
     
     Am               Em                     D
     How could I have known where this would lead?
     
     Am               Em                D
     Something that I never thought I'd need ("regenis-")
     
     
     G    D       Am   C
     Re - genis - raen
     
     G Em Am      D
     Re - genis - raen ("regenis-")
     
     G    D       Am   C
     Re - genis - raen
     
     G Em Am      D
     Re - genis - raen
     
     Em A G    C     G C G D
     Re - ge - nis - ra - en
     
     
     Am             Em           D
     Ends a lumin - escent color scheme
     
     Am             Em                 D
     Mustard yellow and brick red be - tween
     
     Am             Em             D
     Coastal cities glitter on the black
     
     Am              Em         D
      The wind blows across and back
     
     Am              Em            D
     Someone knows I cry to lose a friend
     
     Am           Em                D
     Go ahead and scare me with the end
     
     Am              Em             D
     Maybe I've be - come a patient man
     
     Am                  Em            D
     Something that I'll never under - stand ("regenis-")
     
     
     G    D       Am   C
     Re - genis - raen
     
     G Em Am      D
     Re - genis - raen ("regenis-")
     
     G    D       Am   C
     Re - genis - raen
     
     G Em Am      D
     Re - genis - raen
     
     Em A G    C     G C G D
     Re - ge - nis - ra - en
     
     
     Am - Em - D