Essex Dogs

Blur

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Essex Dogs by Blur from their self-titled album. Written by Alex James Damon Albarn Dave Rowantree and Graham Coxon. This song is played using a lot of guitar fx and a driving bass line. I attempted to write out chords relative to the bass line. The chords may not be in the right positions but they are all the correct chords. Please rate and leave a comment. Enjoy! Tab by Ricky Mahig [Intro] (Guitar barking) A F#m x12 [Verse 1] Na na na na na I remember thinking murder in the car Watching dogs somersault through sprinklers on tiny lawns I remember the graffiti We are your children coming at you with spray cans of paint I remember the sunsets on the plains of cement And the way the night just seemed to turn the colour of orangeade [Verse 2] In this town cellular phones are hot with thieves In this town we all go to terminal pubs It helps us sweat out those angry bits of life In this town the English Army grind their teeth into glass You know you’ll get a kicking tonight The smell of puke and piss The smell of puke and piss on your stilettos [Instrumental] A F#m x4 [Verse 3] Here comes that panic attack N.C. My heart stops N.C. And then it starts Give me a drink I’ll drink your round I’ll take you ’round the pole It’s cold up here (I see the universe) You’ll catch the flu or you’ll catch the city (Wave goodbye you’re in a hearse) Either way you’ll catch the flu or you’ll catch the city [Outro] (Guitar barking and other random noises) A F#m x24

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Cette chanson évoque des souvenirs d'une vie urbaine tumultueuse, pleine de contrastes. Elle parle de moments de nostalgie, de tableaux de la vie quotidienne, comme les chiens jouant sur des pelouses, des graffitis révélant un esprit rebelle, et des couchers de soleil sur des paysages de béton. Les paroles décrivent également une atmosphère où la délinquance côtoie la vie nocturne dans des pubs, où la colère est palpable et les excès sont monnaie courante. Le contexte se déroule dans une ville anglaise caractérisée par une ambiance difficile, où des éléments de la culture populaire se mélangent à des réalités plus sombres, comme la violence et l'ivresse. C'est une représentation brute de la vie moderne, des relations et des luttes qui la rendent authentique et saisissante.

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