From prasche@mailhost.tcs.tulane.edu Thu May 8 10:11:56 1997
Date: Wed, 19 Mar 1997 17:11:41 -0600 (CST)
From: Pete Rasche <prasche@mailhost.tcs.tulane.edu>
To: olga <guitar@olga.net>
Subject: CRD:"Running Into You" by Cowboy Mouth
"Running Into You" by Cowboy Mouth
From the Domino/Monkey Hill album "Word Of Mouth"
Written by Paul Sanchez and Fred LeBlanc
Sung by Fred LeBlanc
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F#=244322 E=02210x B=x24442 A=x02220 D=xx0232 G=320030
Intro and first verse are the same chord progression of all verses,
but are just played on the bass (can use 5th and 6th strings of
guitar). The guitar enters from the first chorus on.
The chords are: F# E B F#
Note: The first F# bass note is actually a hammer-on ("--0h2--") so
the tab of the intro and first verse (5th and 6th strings) is:
A|-------------------2-2-2---------
E|-0h2-2-2---0-0-0-----------2-2-2-
Verses (second and third, with guitar) are just:
F# E B F#
In other places, seeing the ghost of your face
F# E B F#
It's even in the furniture that I bought for my brand new place
F# E B F#
I live in an apartment now but there's room enough for two
CHORUS:
F# E
Try to run away but I keep runnin'
F# B
Try to run away but I keep runnin'
F# E B
Try to run away but I keep runnin' into you
BRIDGE:
A D
Every time I see you now it
A D
feels like I'm pretending
A D
We could be together somehow
G E
lovers more than friends
This musical interpretation has been removed due to a legal threat from Moses & Singer LLP,
representing the National Music Publishers' Association (NMPA) and
The Music Publisher's Association of the United States (MPA).
Unfortunately, these threats are fueled by greed and being masked by a "copyright infringement." They claim tab sites are
"hurting the songwriters," but it's a known fact that the publishing companies garner most of the
revenue. Instead, they would prefer you to purchase the
official COWBOY MOUTH tablature
which is an option we've always given our users. And due to the highly error-prone nature of tabs on the internet, many choose to go this route.
These companies also do not realize that tablature sites help to promote their artists.
For more information on this onslaught, you can read the
NY Times Article.
We hope one of the larger tablature sites will have the money to fight this. Until then, we urge you all to keep tabbing songs and sharing them in any way you can.
