This is a song called "Sloth" by Fairport Convention from around 1970, written by Richard Thompson and Dave Swarbrick.
This song has a couple of instrumental breaks between verses where the band members would jam and solo. So grab your uke and jam with me! I kept the first break short, but the second one lasts nearly three minutes. These are the chords that keep repeating throughout the breaks:
Am Bb Bm
In fact, here's the entire song:
Code:
FAIRPORT CONVENTION - SLOTH
(Chorus:)
D G
Just a roll, just a roll
D G
Just a roll on your drum
D G
Just a roll, just a roll
C D Em
And the war has begun
D G
Now the right thing's the wrong thing
D G
No more excuses to come
D G
Just one step at a time
C D Bb
And the war has begun
(Chorus)
Instrumental Break 1: Am Bb Bm (repeated)
She's run away, she's run away
And she ran so bitterly
Now call to your colours, friend
Don't you call to me
(Chorus)
Instrumental Break 2: Am Bb Bm (repeated)
Don't you cry, don't you cry
Don't you cry upon the sea
Don't you cry, don't you cry
For your lady and me
(Chorus)
(Chorus)
