Fish - Shadowplay

      

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 "Shadowplay" by Fish from the album Internal Exile, live version appears on
 For Whom the Bells Toll.
 
 I know that this is not 100% correct, but I it should be a good kick in the
 right direction. Listening to the recording should be able to help you better
 put it together, as all I really did we just put what chords/notes come in
 where. If ya want a really nice looking one, send me lots of money :)
 Enjoy!!!
 
 -Dan Newcombe
 
 (Keyboard Intro)
 (Guitar comes in - these are the chords - the recording will help. :)
 I am not entirely sure about these, as there is a lot going on.
 
 Bb F Bb C G 
      
 
 Intro ends on a...
 G 
  
 (First verse has no instruments, just Fish.)
 
 Chorus (just alternates between these two chords.):
 A E 
   
 (Main riff played during the rest of the verses and the chords that follow the riff each time.).

 e-|-------------------------------10-10\-|------------------------------------|
 B-|-------------------------------10-10\-|------------------------------------|
 G-|--------------------------------------|------------------------------------|
 D-|--------------------------------------|--------------------------0--2--0---|
 A-|-----------------3--1--0--1-----------|-----------------3--1--0------------|
 E-|--3--5--3--5--3--------------3--------|--3--5--3--5--3-------------------3-|
 

 
 Bb F Bb F G 
      
 Chorus just switches between:
 A E 
   
 Insert Verse stuff here:
 
 Chorus just switched between: (Yes, the key changes.)
 Bb F 
   
 The break in the song where Fish just talks... Starts on a:
 G 
  
 G Ab G (a bit before the vocals start loud again)
 
 Chorus just switches between: Repeats until almost the end.
 Bb F 
   
 At the end it stays on a Bb, and every so often slides from a Db down to
 a Bb.
 
 NOTE: It sounds like there is a lot more going on. That's because there
 is, but most of it is on the keyboards. The live version is good to
 listen to, because the distinction is a lot clearer.
 
 --                                      
 Daniel A. Newcombe Clayton State College
 Computing Services Morrow, GA 30260

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 - I just want to be free - I'm happy to be lonely.
 Marillion, Misplaced Childhood