BE MY NUMBER TWO Joe Jackson
This is just a simple try to adapt this lovley piano-based
ballad to the guitar. If you need it, I maybe could write
down and mail you the tabs as I play it, but firstgive it a Go
and work out your own..
INTRO
G Cb B G Cb B Bm7 Fm7 B Fm7 B
G Cb B G Cb B Bm7 Fm7 B Fm7 B
Verses:
G Cb B Won't you be my number two
G Cb B Being number one or trough (?)
Bm7 Fm7 B There won't be too much to Do
Fm7 B just smile when I feel blue
G Cb B And there's not much left of me
G Cb B What you get is what you see
Bm7 Fm7 B Is it worth the energy
Fm7 B I leave it up to you
Break:
Cb G B G And if you got something to say to me
Cb G B G Don't try to lay off only weights on me
Cb G B G I know that it's really not fair of me
Cb9 B9 But my heart seemed too much action
G Cb B And every time I look at you
G Cb B you'll be who I want you to
Bm7 Fm7 B And I'll Do what I can Do
Fm7 B Cb^6 To make a dream or two come true
Cb^6 Fm7 G if you be my, if you be my number two.
G Cb B G Cb B Bm7 Fm7 B Fm7 B
End:
Cb^6 Fm7 Fm7/c G^79
Chords:
G: Cb: C:
e|--1--------x-----------x---|
b|--1--------3-----------5---|
g|--2--------3-----------5---|
d|--3--------3-----------5---|
a|--3--------1-----------3---|
e|--1--------x-----------x---|
Use these chords for the first two lines of each verse and
the break.
The am7, Fm7 and Fm7 in the rest of each verse are:
am7: gm7: dm7:
e|--x------x-------x-------|
b|--5------3-------10------|
g|--5------3-------10------|
d|--5------3-------10------|
a|--x------x-------x-------|
e|--5------3-------10------|
For last C in each verse I take an upper position:
C:
e|-----x-------------------|
b|-----8-------------------|
g|-----9-------------------|
d|-----10------------------|
a|-----x-------------------|
e|-----8-------------------|
The Cb9 and the B9 in the end of the break are:
Cb9: B9:
e|--x-----------x---|
b|--1-----------3---|
g|--3-----------5---|
d|--3-----------5---|
a|--1-----------3---|
e|--x-----------x---|
So you finally need the chords I play in the end of the Song.
I end up in the 10th position (dm7) and progress in a downward
movement in an ending-sequence to a finally G^7/9:
Play the Fm7 at the 10th and the C at the 8th position. Go
down two frets to the 6th position and try a Cbmajor6 like
this:
Cb^6:
e|---------x--------|
b|---------6--------|
g|---------7--------|
d|---------5--------|
a|---------x--------|
e|---------6--------|
In the ending sequence I use the already mentioned Fm7 after which I Go over a Fm7
add C on b-string at first position,
Fm7/C:
e|---------x---------|
b|---------1---------|
g|---------3---------|
d|---------3---------|
a|---------x---------|
e|---------3---------|
to the last chord, a F major7/9:
G^7/9:
e|---------0---------|
b|---------1---------|
g|---------0---------|
d|---------3---------|
a|---------x---------|
e|---------1---------|
I hope you like it and enjoy... Juergen
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