Lost for
Words (Difford/Tilbrook)
[intro] Bb7 Ab7
D
I'm lost for words which is strange for me
F
stretched out like elastic bands,
D
I'm lost for words and no longer see
F Bb Eb
why they've slipped right through my hands.
Bb Eb
What a lunch you made
A D
with a stew so thick
A D
that I was afraid
B E
I might chew a brick
B E
then I talked to you
Bb Eb
with my flapping tongue
Bb
choking on my words.
[ad lib] Bb Gb Bb Db Bb
D
I'm lost for words in the letters I write
F
smudged with a bleeding pen,
D
I'm lost for words that I never liked
F
but I want to use my
D
abandoned words which is strange for me
F
stretched out like elastic bands,
D
I'm lost for words and no longer see
F Gb G
why they've slipped right through my hands
[outro] Bb7 Ab7 Fm7 Db7 Bb7sus4
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Notes (for chord patterns, low E is on the LEFT)
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Bb chords are just about always barred on the 6th fret.
Intro: 7's are questionable, but they sound good.
Fmaj7 (103210) sounds almost as good as F, anywhere it occurs.
Outro: See intro about 7's. The sus4 on the last chord is a big
guess; I play it 686866, as opposed to x13141 which sounds more
The-Who-esque (is that a real word?) but lacks the high notes.
Mostly reckoned by Tony Monroe (tmonroe@csua.berkeley.edu) when
he was in the shower on Friday, December 13, 1996.