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Cardigans , The ~ Carnival (Puck Version)


CARNIVAL (PUCK VERSION) I will never know cause you will never show come on and love me now come on and love me now carnival came by my town today bright lights from giantwheels fall on the alleyways and I'm here by my door waiting for you I will never know cause you will never show come on and love me now come on and love me now I hear sounds of lovers barrel organs, mothers I would like to take you down there just to make you mine in a merry-go-round ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Guitar, Bass, Drum Chords Notes Tab Tabs First, I definitely think that the Cardigans use a Capo on the second fret, and that the key of "Carnival" is E. Basically, if you play "Carnival" in E, you will use the following chords: Chords ------ 1) near the capo As you can see, the first chord is a strange F#m maybe 7 or 9, I don't know, but it sounds exactly like in "Carnival". The chords 4,5 and 6 are the bossa-style chords that are so hard to catch on "by my door, waiting for you". F#m* E Esus2* D#dim Dmaj7* C#m B A e:-----2+------2------2------0------0------0------2------0------3----- B:-----2+------3------3------3------0------0------3------2------0----- G:-----2+------0------3------2------0------0------4------2------0----- D:-----2+------2------0------0------5------4------4------2------0----- A:-----2+-----(2)-------------------4------3------2------0------2----- E:-----2+-----------------------------------------2------0------3----- ^ ^ Em* D Dsus2* C#dim Cmaj7* Bm A G the ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Capo! are the chords you get without the capo 2) Since I don't have any capo, here are the chords I play e:----------------------------------------4------7------5----- B:-----9------9------7------7------7------5------7------5----- G:-----9------9------9------6------6------6------8------6----- D:-----7------9------9------7------6------6------9------7----- A:-----9------7------7------6------5------4------9------7----- E:----------------------------------------4------7------5----- F#m* E Esus2* D#dim Dmaj7* C#m B A My chords book says the Dmaj7* is a Dmaj7/#11... HOW TO USE ALL THESE CHORDS ---------------------------- 1st Part -------- F#m* E Carnival came by my town today Esus2* F#m* bright lights from giant wheels E fall on the alleyways Esus2* and I'm here D#dim by my door Dmaj7* C#m wating for you 2nd part -------- F#m* B I will never know E(sus2?) A cause you will never show F#m B come on and love me now E(sus2?) A come on and love me now F#m B I will never know E(sus2?) A cause you will never show F#m B come on and love me now E(sus2?) A come on and love me now Dmaj7 Esus2* F#m* come on and love me now as 1st part ----------- I hear sounds of lovers barrel organs, mothers I would like to take you down there just to make you mine in a merry-go-round more free lyrics

CARNIVAL (PUCK VERSION)

I will never know
cause you will never show
come on and love me now
come on and love me now carnival came by my town today
bright lights from giantwheels
fall on the alleyways
and I'm here
by my door
waiting for you I will never know
cause you will never show
come on and love me now
come on and love me now I hear sounds of lovers
barrel organs, mothers
I would like to take you
down there
just to make you mine
in a merry-go-round ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Guitar, Bass, Drum Chords Notes Tab Tabs

First, I definitely think that the Cardigans use a Capo on the second fret,
and that the key of "Carnival" is E.
Basically, if you play "Carnival" in E, you will use the following chords: Chords
------ 1) near the capo
As you can see, the first chord is a strange F#m maybe 7 or 9, I don't
know, but it sounds exactly like in "Carnival".
The chords 4,5 and 6 are the bossa-style chords that are so hard to catch
on "by my door, waiting for you".
F#m* E Esus2* D#dim Dmaj7* C#m B A e:-----2+------2------2------0------0------0------2------0------3-----
B:-----2+------3------3------3------0------0------3------2------0-----
G:-----2+------0------3------2------0------0------4------2------0-----
D:-----2+------2------0------0------5------4------4------2------0-----
A:-----2+-----(2)-------------------4------3------2------0------2-----
E:-----2+-----------------------------------------2------0------3-----
^
^ Em* D Dsus2* C#dim Cmaj7* Bm A G
the ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Capo! are the chords you get without the capo
2) Since I don't have any capo, here are the chords I play e:----------------------------------------4------7------5-----
B:-----9------9------7------7------7------5------7------5-----
G:-----9------9------9------6------6------6------8------6-----
D:-----7------9------9------7------6------6------9------7-----
A:-----9------7------7------6------5------4------9------7-----
E:----------------------------------------4------7------5----- F#m* E Esus2* D#dim Dmaj7* C#m B A
My chords book says the Dmaj7* is a Dmaj7/#11...
HOW TO USE ALL THESE CHORDS
---------------------------- 1st Part
-------- F#m* E
Carnival came by my town today
Esus2* F#m*
bright lights from giant wheels
E
fall on the alleyways
Esus2*
and I'm here
D#dim
by my door
Dmaj7* C#m
wating for you
2nd part
-------- F#m* B
I will never know
E(sus2*?) A
cause you will never show
F#m* B
come on and love me now
E(sus2*?) A
come on and love me now F#m* B
I will never know
E(sus2*?) A
cause you will never show
F#m* B
come on and love me now
E(sus2*?) A
come on and love me now
Dmaj7* Esus2* F#m*
come on and love me now
as 1st part
----------- I hear sounds of lovers
barrel organs, mothers
I would like to take you
down there
just to make you mine
in a merry-go-round

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