No One Is to Blame – Howard Jones

No One Is to Blame – Howard Jones

Nghệ sĩ: Howard Jones

Hợp Âm Chuẩn
DÂY: Standard E
Tone gốc: A | Đổi cung: 0 | Capo:
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Hợp âm bài hát (6):
 I want to give credit to Marc Virata who is responsible for another version on here. I made a few
 changes to his version and ran the chords out to make it easier to scroll and play. I am sure this is
 still not perfect, but it works out really well for me when playing along with the track. Please feel
 free to leave any suggested changes in the comments. Thanks!
 Both the "A" and the "E" should be picked starting with the bass note on down,
 then add the "sus4" with your pinky when you reach it. Listen to the keyboard part on the
 track, and you'll get it.
    
    
 This is the main riff in the song. Played with a down strum on each of the notes. When you hit
 the "E" arpeggiate a few of the notes before going back into the "A" again.
    
 You can look at the menu, but you just can't eat
 You can feel the cushion, but you can't have a seat
 You can dip your foot in the pool, but you can't have a swim
 You can feel the punishment, but you can't commit the sin
    
 And you want her, and she wants you, we want everyone
 And you want her, and she wants you
 No one, no one, no one ever...is to blame
 You can build a mansion, but you just can't live in it
 You're the fastest runner but you're not allowed to win
 Some break the rules, and live to count the cost
 The insecurity is the thing that won't get lost
    
 And you want her, and she wants you, we want everyone
 And you want her, and she wants you
 No one, no one, no one ever...is to blame
 You can see the summit but you can't reach it
 Its the last piece of the puzzle but you just can't make it fit
 Doctor says you're cured but you still feel the pain
 Aspirations in the clouds but your hopes go down the drain
    
 And you want her, and she wants you, we want everyone
 And you want her, and she wants you
 No one, no one, no one ever...is to blame
 No one ever... is to blame
 No one ever... is to blame
 This is played just like the intro.