[ Предположительная тональность: C ] Capo V (Original key F) C I really like Christmas F C It's sentimental, I know, but I just really like it C I am hardly religious F C I'd rather break bread with Dawkins than Desmond Tutu, to be honest G G7 And yes, I have all of the usual objections to consumerism F To the commercialisation of an ancient religion to the westernisation of a dead Palestinian C Press-ganged into selling Playstations and beer G G6 G7 But I still really like it C I'm looking forward to Christmas F C Though I'm not expecting a visit from Jesus G I'll be seeing my dad G7 E7/F Am My brother and sisters, my gran and my mum Am/G F7M They'll be drinking white wine in the sun G I'll be seeing my dad G7 E7/F Am My brother and sisters, my gran and my mum Am/G F7M F They'll be drinking white wine in the sun C I don't go in for ancient wisdom F C I don't believe just 'cos ideas are tenacious it means they're worthy C I get freaked out by churches F Fm C Some of the hymns that they sing have nice chords but the lyrics are dodgy G And yes I have all of the usual objections G7 F To the mis-education of children who, in tax-exempt institutions, Are taught to externalise blame C And to feel ashamed and to judge things as plain right and wrong G G6 G7 But I quite like the songs C I'm not expecting big presents F C The old combination of socks, jocks and chocolate's is just fine by me G Cos I'll be seeing my dad G7 E7/F Am My brother and sisters, my gran and my mum Am/G F7M They'll be drinking white wine in the sun G I'll be seeing my dad G7 E7/F Am My brother and sisters, my gran and my mum Am/G F7M They'll be drinking white wine in the sun Fadd2 C/E And you, my baby girl my jetlagged infant daughter Dm7 G11 You'll be handed round the room like a puppy at a primary school Fadd2 C/E And you won't understand but you will learn someday Dm7 That wherever you are and whatever you face G11 E7 Am Am/G These are the people who'll make you feel safe in this world Fadd2 My sweet blue-eyed girl Fadd2 C/E And if my baby girl when you're twenty-one or thirty-one Dm7 G11 And Christmas comes around and you find yourself nine thousand miles from home Dm7 C/E F Am G You'll know what - e - ver comes G7 E7/F Am Your brothers and sisters and me and your mum Am/G F7M Will be waiting for you in the sun G Girl when Christmas comes G11 Your brothers and sisters, your aunts and your uncles E7 Am Your grandparents, cousins and me and your mum Am/G F We'll be waiting for you in the sun C/E Dm7 Drinking white wine in the sun G11 F Darling, when Christmas comes C/E Dm7 We'll be waiting for you in the sun C/E F Drinking white wine in the sun C/E Dm7 Waiting for you in the sun G11 Waiting... C F C I really like Christmas it's sentimental, I know... SUNSPENSION CHORDS: (t)= Thumb G G6 G7 E7/F F7M Fadd2 Dm7 G11 --3---x--3---(t)1----(t)1-----(t)1-----x---3----- --2---x--2------2-------3--------0-----x---2----- --0---0--0------0-------3--------3-----0---0----- --0---0--0------1-------2--------0(2)--2---0----- --0---0--0------0-------1--------1-----1---1----- --3---0--1------0-------0--------3-----1---1----- This is a beautiful song to both listen to and play along to, however, being that it is the key of F, it is hard work on the wrist, as you'd know, to play constant barre chords. So I decided to transpose what I had worked out using a capo in the 5th fret. I stole this idea from Tim himself as there is a YouTube video of him performing this song with Brian Cox on piano and Tim on guitar using a capo. I find it much more enjoyable to play along to this way. Hope you enjoy. Please let me know if there's anything you think might be wrong with it as I'm always grateful for constructive critisism. Cheers!
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