Fox In The Snow de Belle And Sebastian

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FOX IN THE SNOW
By Belle & Sebastian

From the album 'If You're Feeling Sinister'
Transcribed by Ben Ufton
Submitted by Thelonius

Intro: F#

Verse 1:
F#          C#                 Ebm
Oh! Get me away from here I'm dying
          Bbm            B
Play me a song to set me free
       F#                    B
Nobody writes them like they used to
      C#             F#
G it may as well be me

           C#            Ebm
Here on my own now after hours
           Bbm          B
Here on my own now on a bus
            F#
Think of it this way
          G#        B                C#
You could either be successful or be us

Chorus:
         B                   C#
With our winning smiles, and us
	 B                C#
With our catchy tunes and words
          B
Now we're photogenic
    Ebm  Bbm              B	  F#               B
You know we don't stand a chance (we don't stand a chance)

B - F#  a few times

  Same pattern as first verse >

Verse 2:
Oh I'll settle down with some old story
About a boy who's just like me
Thought there was love in everything and everyone
You're so naive!
They always tell a sorry story
They always get it in the end
Still it was worth it as I turned the pages solemnly, and then

With a winning smile the boy
With naivety succeeds
At the final moment, I cried
I always cry at endings

B - F# again a few times

Verse 3:
Oh, that wasn't what I meant to say at all
From where I'm sitting, rain
Washing against the lonely tenement
Has set my mind to wander
Into the windows of my lovers
They never know unless I write
"This is no declaration, I just I'd let you know goodbye"

Said the hero in the story
"It is mightier than swords
I could kill you sure
But I could only make you cry with these words"

Cry with these words
Ooh! Get me away I'm dying

B - F# to end


Belle & Sebastian fans would be well advised to browse Paul
Mitchell's appealing site 'Sinister' at
www.ph.ed.ac.uk/~mitchell/sinister/