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Date: Wed, 15 Nov 1995 13:27:14 +0100 (MET)
From: Gerald Audenis 
Subject:  by 
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CARNIVAL (PUCK VERSION)

by Persson/Svensson/Sveningson
Performed by the Cardigans
from "Hey get out off my way E.P."
Transcribed by Gerald Audenis (geralda@mech.kth.se)
With a little help from Edmond Hum (ehum@inforamp.net)


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
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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...

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
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1st Part
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F#m*                E 
Carnival came by ...
Esus2*             F#m* 
bright lights ...
            E
fall on the al...
Esus2*
and ...
D#dim
by my ...
Dmaj7*     C#m
wating ...


2nd part
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F#m*   B  
I will ...
      E(sus2*?) A 
cause you will ...
F#m*        B
come on and love ...
E(sus2*?)   A
come on and ...

F#m*   B
I will ...
      E(sus2*?) A
cause you will ...
F#m*        B
come on and ...
E(sus2*?)   A
come on and ...
Dmaj7*      Esus2*        F#m*  
come on ....


as 1st part
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