Tom Milsom - Pipes (Chordzz)

Hey it’s time for another “Is what Senia hears the same as what everybody else hears?” and this time we’ll test it throught my attempt at drawing some chords out of a lovely song

Basically what I hear is Cm, Eb, Fm and Bb and right before the chorus you slide from Bb to G to Cm. Aight? I hope this is right.

Blinding Summer Light by Tom Milsom - les chords

I don’t think I’ve seen any chords for it here on the webs yet, and I’m not sure what I’m playing is right, but I have an idea of what the chords are, so I thought I’d share.

The opening ‘riff’ or what you want to call it is three variations of a D-chord. It’s played throughout the entire song but you can also just play a ‘normal’ D-chord if you (like me) are a bit slow at the singing + playing thing.

I’ve even made a picture of them because I have no idea how to explain it in words.

He also plays what I hear as a G-chord. Then possibly an A at “And then behind my eyelids…”

Sidenote: I’ve started playing the ukulele half a year ago with absolutely NO musical education beforehand, so musical theory is something I know very little about. I just listened and tried out stuff k

Have this:

D                          D

I, I, I wanna go outside and write your name

     D                                                   G
in sunshine on the backs of both my eyes!

                                 D        D                   D
I hope you’re not surprised.

          A                      G                     D

And then behind my eyelids I’m with you,

    A                 G                             D
imagining the things we’re gonna do!

        A                     G                                D
In phosphorescent brown and black and blue

.     A                         G                          D      D       D
In fine and blinding summer light, with you.

Like that. That’s all I got.

Thanks to Tom Milsom for the aMaZiNg song from the Alien Home mixtape and thanks to chocolateinthetrailmix  for lYrIcS.

orwellwasright:

tom milsom is one of the most genuinely creative minds of our generation. 

well do you know them all ‘cause otherwise that’s a pretty crazy claim

sometimes I agree so much with Tom Milsom it’s almost too much

had some problems lately with people thinking that I wear weird clothes and do weird things

i don’t know, if they’d overcome that fear of ‘the weird’ they might at some point have realized that I’m always smiling when doing weird stuff

I’m just trying to do stuff man, not question if it’s acceptable. if I can live a life happily doing stuff nobody’s ever done before, resembling noone anyone’s every met before, that’s alright with me

just stop bothering me with all that ‘weird’ talk