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Bass comes in on "Shoop-shoop":
Main riff (played very softly)
G-----------------------------------------------------------------------
D---7----7-------6------6----------4-----4----------4-4-4-4/7-7-7-9----
A------7---777-------6------666-------4-----444-------------------------
E-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Repeat until chorus
Chorus("but since you said goodbye"):
G----------------------------------------------------------------
D--11--9--7--6--4-4-----0-------------------(listen to work out timing of last notes)
A----------------4----------0-0--0---------------------------------
E---------------------------------------------------------------
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dillon Average |
#1 by dillon thurman at Feb 14, 2006 at 6:03 PM EST |
| Legawein - wot r u talkin about?! pete wasn't goin out with kate moss when he wrote the song, they started goin out way after pete was kicked out! ya dilly boy lol! fucking excellent song tho - about the loss of hope despite sounding so sweet | |
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JB Rhythm Player |
#2 by JB Underwood at Mar 4, 2006 at 7:51 PM EST |
| The line "since you said goodbye/ polka dots fill my eyes" makes me think of when you lok at something bright for a long time, then look away, and you see little spots of color. It's like she was a bright shiny part of his life, then when she said goodbye, he's got those little spots of color blocking his vision. | |
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lodger Wanna Be |
#3 by lodger at Mar 8, 2006 at 12:34 PM EST |
| wot did katie actually do? | |
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Martyn Average |
#4 by Martyn cleary at Apr 14, 2006 at 2:39 AM EST |
| 'Oh hurry up, Mrs Brown I can feel 'em coming down and it won't take none too long' I think this bit was hlf-inched from some old music hall song, Chaz n Dave stylee. | |
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Iåkøv Wanna Be |
#5 by Iåkøv at Jun 1, 2006 at 6:58 PM EST |
| this song was made for a girl called katie aka bapples.pete gave her that nickname because of the size of her tits.when pete started goin out with kate moss he then wrote the song what katie did next with his band babyshambles | |
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jim Professional |
#6 by jim d.f at Aug 14, 2006 at 1:17 PM EST |
| "hurry up mrs brown, i can feel her coming down" refers to katies heroin anddiction, brown =skag=bone=horse=heroin. dont know what "polka dots fill my eyes" is refering to? taking herion, i wouldnt know, im a good boy. | |
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I * El CiD Average |
#7 by I * El CiD at Oct 18, 2006 at 6:50 PM EST |
| yeah im guessing this is about pete doherty's ex. it was actually pete who got katie into heroin and crack etc. | |
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Angelica Professional |
#8 by Angelica HAVOK at Dec 1, 2006 at 3:51 PM EST |
| kemp, i think youre right there. i wouldnt touch brown or crack but when Ive been on other drugs Ive sometimes had blotches infornt of my eyes, it does feel a little like polka dots are dancing everywhere u look. pretty awesome actually! x | |
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Brent has spazz Wanna Be |
#9 by Brent has spazz nuts at Dec 6, 2006 at 3:42 AM EST |
| this song is about pete's ex girlfriend katie's (surprise surprise) drug addiction and how drugs affected and ultimately ended their relationship | |
