Road To Hell Part 1

Chris Rea

Transposer:

This is the first part of the song or the intro if you listen to the full version (its youtube). Its not difficult but it wasnt here i just figured it might be convenient for one day where it wasnt here for me. The timing is quite odd and it doesn’t really work just playing chords but you can find own way of doing it escpecially if you add some really bluesy vocals it sounds neat. Also dont tell me its wrong...i know its not ;) Here it is: Stood still on a highway I saw a woman By the side of the road With a face that I knew like my own Reflected in my window Well she walked up to my quarterlight And she bent down real slow Am E7 A fearful pressure paralysed me In my shadow She said "Son what are you doing here? My fear for you has turned me in my grave" I said "Mama I come to the valley of the rich Myself to sell" She said "Son this is the road to Hell" On your journey ’cross the wilderness From the desert to the well Am E7 Am You have strayed upon the motorway to Hell ...into part 2... Thanks. Aimee

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Gadd9, G, Cmaj7, Am, Bm7, Em, Am7, D

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A, D, E, F#m

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E, A, Dbm, B

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Fm7, Dbmaj7, C7, Bbm7, Cm7, Eb, Ebm7, G#7, Bb/C, Dbmaj9

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Am, Dm, G, Em, E, A2

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G, Bm, F, C, D

Giverny

D, Bb, C, Dm, F, Gm7, Am7, Bmaj7

I Just Wanna Be With You

Cm, G#, G7, Bb, Eb, G#maj7, Gm7, Fm7

Road To Hell Part 1 2

Am, E, D, F, Dm, C, G

When The Grey Skies Turn To Blue

C, Fmaj7, Dm7, G7, G

Dans cette chanson, un homme se retrouve sur une route et croise une femme qui lui semble familière, presque comme un reflet de lui-même. Elle s’approche et lui pose une question qui révèle une inquiétude profonde, lui conseillant d'éviter la voie qu'il a choisie. Elle lui rappelle que son chemin mène à des conséquences sordides, suggérant qu'il s'est égaré en cherchant la richesse. Le contexte évoque des thèmes universels tels que les choix de vie, la peur des conséquences et le lien avec la famille. L’interaction entre l'homme et cette figure maternelle illustre une lutte intérieure entre désirs matériels et valeurs morales.

Le Chansonnier