Consider the necessity - Revision history

Conorl: /* Chords */

2009-03-03T16:40:57Z

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Conorl at 16:40, 3 March 2009

2009-03-03T16:40:25Z

Conorl: /* Songwriter Notes */

2009-03-03T05:08:14Z

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Conorl: /* Chords */

2009-03-03T05:06:13Z

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Conorl: /* Songwriter Notes */

2009-03-03T05:05:33Z

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Conorl: /* Lyrics */

2009-03-03T04:55:28Z

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Conorl: /* Chords */

2009-03-03T04:55:16Z

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Conorl at 04:55, 3 March 2009

2009-03-03T04:55:02Z

Conorl at 04:48, 3 March 2009

2009-03-03T04:48:17Z

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[[Category:Songs]]
[[Category:Conor (philadelphia)]]
[[Media:090302 consider the necessity.mp3|consider the necessity]]

== Lyrics ==

== Music ==

===Chords===

===Structure===

== Songwriter Notes ==

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 i have the capo pretty far up the neck, but here are the chord shapes i'm playing:<br>
-verse: C, E, E/G#, Am, F, C<br>
+verse: C, E, E/Aflat, Am, F, C<br>
 chorus: Fm, Bflat7, Eflat, G, G7<br>
 bridge: Bdim, F

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 verse: C, E, E/G#, Am, F, C<br>
-chorus: Fm, Bflat7, D#, G, G7<br>
+chorus: Fm, Bflat7, Eflat, G, G7<br>
 bridge: Bdim, F
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 == Songwriter Notes ==
-i ripped the verse chords off from "Help!" in the chorus i was trying to sort out how to use the 4-minor and flat7 again like i did in sea horses, i was surprised that the D# seemed a good way to get back to the G, not sure why that's the case, but it sounded ok to me. for the bridge i just have a vii dim and then the IV back to the I. for the first three verses i used words from my new favorite iphone app: the automatic haiku generator. the last verse i made up my self. at first i meant the chorus to refer to the nonsense words that were generated by the haiku program, but then as the song progressed it seemed to be about politicians, ideologues, and platitudes. so i went with that. there are two acoustic guitar parts: one fingerpicking part with a leslie speaker effect on it, and another acoustic guitar that's going through distortion and tremolo. also some bell things. midi is just way too much fun, the sounds aren't the greatest, but i love the way you can just grab the notes and move them around after you record the track.
+i ripped the verse chords off from "Help!" in the chorus i was trying to sort out how to use the 4-minor and flat7 again like i did in sea horses, i was surprised that the Eflat seemed a good way to get back to the G, not sure why that's the case, but it sounded ok to me. for the bridge i just have a vii dim and then the IV back to the I. for the first three verses i used words from my new favorite iphone app: the automatic haiku generator. the last verse i made up my self. at first i meant the chorus to refer to the nonsense words that were generated by the haiku program, but then as the song progressed it seemed to be about politicians, ideologues, and platitudes. so i went with that. there are two acoustic guitar parts: one fingerpicking part with a leslie speaker effect on it, and another acoustic guitar that's going through distortion and tremolo. also some bell things. midi is just way too much fun, the sounds aren't the greatest, but i love the way you can just grab the notes and move them around after you record the track.

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	== Songwriter Notes ==		== Songwriter Notes ==

−	i ripped the verse chords off from "Help!" in the chorus i was trying to sort out how to use the 4-minor and flat7 again like i did in sea horses, i was surprised that the D# seemed a good way to get back to the G, not sure why that's the case, but it sounded ok to me. for the bridge i just have a vii dim and then the IV back to the I. for the first three verses i used words from my new favorite iphone app, the automatic haiku generator. the last verse i made up my self. at first i meant the chorus to refer to the nonsense words that were generated by the haiku program, but then as the song progressed it seemed to be about politicians, ideologues, and platitudes. so i went with that. there are two acoustic guitar parts~~, on~~ fingerpicking part with a leslie speaker effect on it, and another acoustic guitar that's going through distortion and tremolo. also some bell things. midi is just way too much fun, the sounds aren't the greatest, but i love the way you can just grab the notes and move them around after you record the track.	+	i ripped the verse chords off from "Help!" in the chorus i was trying to sort out how to use the 4-minor and flat7 again like i did in sea horses, i was surprised that the D# seemed a good way to get back to the G, not sure why that's the case, but it sounded ok to me. for the bridge i just have a vii dim and then the IV back to the I. for the first three verses i used words from my new favorite iphone app: the automatic haiku generator. the last verse i made up my self. at first i meant the chorus to refer to the nonsense words that were generated by the haiku program, but then as the song progressed it seemed to be about politicians, ideologues, and platitudes. so i went with that. there are two acoustic guitar parts: one fingerpicking part with a leslie speaker effect on it, and another acoustic guitar that's going through distortion and tremolo. also some bell things. midi is just way too much fun, the sounds aren't the greatest, but i love the way you can just grab the notes and move them around after you record the track.

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	===Chords===		===Chords===
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		+	i have the capo pretty far up the neck, but here are the chord shapes i'm playing:<br>

	verse: C, E, E/G#, Am, F, C<br>		verse: C, E, E/G#, Am, F, C<br>

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	== Songwriter Notes ==		== Songwriter Notes ==
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		+	i ripped the verse chords off from "Help!" in the chorus i was trying to sort out how to use the 4-minor and flat7 again like i did in sea horses, i was surprised that the D# seemed a good way to get back to the G, not sure why that's the case, but it sounded ok to me. for the bridge i just have a vii dim and then the IV back to the I. for the first three verses i used words from my new favorite iphone app, the automatic haiku generator. the last verse i made up my self. at first i meant the chorus to refer to the nonsense words that were generated by the haiku program, but then as the song progressed it seemed to be about politicians, ideologues, and platitudes. so i went with that. there are two acoustic guitar parts, on fingerpicking part with a leslie speaker effect on it, and another acoustic guitar that's going through distortion and tremolo. also some bell things. midi is just way too much fun, the sounds aren't the greatest, but i love the way you can just grab the notes and move them around after you record the track.

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   of miscellaneous
   amenities
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   and absolutes
   from partisans

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 == Lyrics ==
 == Music ==
 ===Chords===
 ===Structure===
 == Songwriter Notes ==