Thom Yorke - Analyse Ukulele

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   / Thom Yorke  /  I think this song is about how many people live their
  / an*lyse     /  lives in such a hurry and stress that they miss all the to
 / The Erasor  /  stop and think why they're actually running and stressing
/_____________/  themselves all the time. They know that it "gets them down"
                but they don't have the time to stop and "think things through".



Chords:
     C   G#/C*  G#   G   Fm  Bb5   E5
E|---0----4-----4----3---1----------0----|
B|---1----1-----4----3---1----------0----|
G|---0----1-----5----4---1----3-----4----|
D|---2----1-----6----5---3----3-----2----|
A|---3----3-----6----5---3----1-----2----|
E|--------------4----3---1----------0----|
  *you can call it Fm/C if you want to

In the very bottom of the tab you'll find "The Geek's Corner",
where we'll extend the chords to something a little more exotic
and add fills to spice things up - only for the hardcores/geeks.


1st Verse:
    C
  A self-fulfilling prophecy
                  G#/C
  Of endless possibility
      G#             G
  You roll in reams across the street
     Fm
  In algebra, in algebra



2nd Verse:
      C
  The fences that you cannot climb
                     G#/C
  The sentences that do not rhyme
     G#               G
  In all that you can ever change
      Fm
  The one you're looking for



Pre-Chorus:
              C
  It gets you down
              C
  It gets you down
  Bb5        G#
  There's no spark
G                 Fm
  No light in the dark
              C
  It gets you down
              C
  It gets you down
      Bb5      G#
  You traveled far
G               Fm
  What have you found



Chorus:
                  C
  That there's no time
             C
  There's no time
Bb5     G#
  To an*lyse
G                 Fm
  To think things through
     E5         Fm
  To make sense



3rd Verse:
       C
  Like candles in the city
       C               G#/C
  They never looked so pretty
     G#              G
  By power cuts and blackouts
  Fm
  Sleeping like babies



Pre-Chorus:
              C
  It gets you down
              C
  It gets you down
Bb5                     G#
  You're just playing a part
G                       Fm
  You're just playing a part



Chorus:
                   C
  You're playing a part
            C
  Playing a part
Bb5              G#
  And there's no time
G            Fm
  There's no time
        C
  To an*lyse
     C
  an*lyse
  Bb5 G#
  Ana-lyse
G    Fm
  an*lyse



Outro:
(note that the key changes from Cmajor to Cminor)
    Cm                Cm                Bb6
||------------------|-----------------|---3-3-3---3-3-3-|
||o-----4-4-----4-4-|-----4-4-----4-4-|-----3-------3---|
||----0-------0-----|---0-------0-----|-----3-------3---|
||------------------|-----------------|-----------------|
||o-3-------3-------|-3-------3-------|-1-------1-------|
||------------------|-----------------|-----------------|

  Bb6               Fm6               Fm6
|---3-3-3---3-3---|---4-4-4---4-4-4-|---4-4-4---4-4-4--||
|-----3-------3-3-|-----3-------3---|-----3-------3---o||
|-----3-------3-3-|-----------------|------------------||
|-----------------|-----------------|------------------||
|-1-------1-------|-----------------|-----------------o||
|-----------------|-1-------1-------|-1-------1--------||


- 22nd /July /06

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* "The Geek's Corner" *
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Throughout the entire song Thom plays mainly a bass note and and high
melody notes that really f**ks up the harmonies and gives that weird and
frustrating sound, which is very characteristic for Radiohead as well.
"Hail To The Thief" (recommended!) is a great example of this. If these
weird notes were to be added the chords, it'd really spice things up:

   G#/C   G#6/C        G#   G#6         G    G7*        Bb5    Bsus2        E5    E6
|--4--->--1----|   |--4-->--4---|   |--3-->--3---|   |------>--1----|   |--0--|>--9---|
|--1--->--4----|   |--4-->--6---|   |--3-->--6---|   |------>--1----|   |--0--|>--9---|
|--1--->--1----|   |--5-->--5---|   |--4-->--4---|   |--3--->--3----|   |--4--|>--9---|
|--1--->--1----|   |--6-->--x---|   |--5-->--3---|   |--3--->--3----|   |--2--|>--6---|
|--3--->--3----|   |--6-->--6---|   |--5-->--5---|   |--1--->--1----|   |--2--|>--7---|
|------>-------|   |--4-->--4---|   |--3-->--3---|   |------>-------|   |--0--|>--0---|

*The G7 can even be extended to a G7b9 as the flat 9th also is played as a
melody note. It's rather hard to pull this one off, but I've added fingers:

   |---4----|   - 2nd finger (middle)
   |---6----|   - 4th finger (pinky)
   |---4----|   - 1st finger (index)
   |--------|
   |---5----|   - 3rd finger (ring)
   |---3----|   - thumb

...All these chords can be played instead of the regular chords from above.
You can also add these (and your own!) melody notes to the chords:

      C                   Fm
  |---0---0-1-3---|   |---1-----------|
  |---1-----------|   |---1---1-2-1---|
  |---0-----------|   |---1-----------|
  |---2-----------|   |---3-----------|
  |---3-----------|   |---3-----------|
  |---------------|   |---1-----------|

These notes are played in the verses and prechorus at some point, but just
add as many small melodies (these are very small) as possible as it gives
this extra momentum to the guitar that usually only play chords, go for it!

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