Artist: The Moody Blues / Justin Hayward Title: English Sunset Album: Strange Times *Standard Tuning* Guitar Intro 1 - Repeat 4x Bass in ( ) ? Comes in at the beginning of the third intro (A) (F) (G) ----------------------0-------------------------------------------| ------2--0-------2-3-----0-------1-0-1-0--------------------------| ----2------------------------------------2------------------------| --2---------------------------------------------------------------| ------------------------------------------------------------------| ------------------------------------------------------------------| Verse 1: A F G G I wanna ride the range across those skies of black A F I wanna see for myself and see me comin? back G F G Intro 1 x2 And when I?ve gone the distance, I?ll be making tracks for an English Sunset. Verse 2: A F G G We?re on a runaway train rollin? down the track A F And where it?s takin? us to, who knows where it?s at G F G Intro x2* But if we hold together, we can make it back for an English Sunset. *At the end of the second verse, the second intro is played like this* ---------------------------------0------------------------------------| ------------------2--0-------2-3-----0-------3-3-3-3-3-3-3-2----------| ---------------2------------------------------------------------------| ------------2---------------------------------------------------------| ----------------------------------------------------------------------| ----------------------------------------------------------------------| Break: D G I feel the rhythm of the earth in my soul tonight, G cont. F#m G A May it never fade away. D F G And I?ve decided I can live with humility, (Ahhhhhhhhh Ahhhhhhhh) G cont. F G And the sad decay (Ahhhhhhhhhhhh Ahhhhhhhhhh) G cont. Intro 1 x2 ?Cause that?s the English way. ________________________________________________________________ Chords used: A F G D F#m 002220 x33211 320003 x00323 x44222 Overall, this is a pretty easy song. The hardest part is probably getting the timing down. Just listen to the track once or twice to get it right. I reserve all rights to my tablature. If you want to use it publicly, please just ask me. October 4, 2001