The Rutles - Back In 64

      Song: Back in '64
Artist: The Rutles
Composer: Neil Innes
Album: Archaeology

Tabbed by DJ ('DiddyD' at ultimateGuitar.com)
26th Aug 2014

D     = xx0232     E7   = 022130     Bm    = x24432
D/A   = x00232     A    = x02220     B     = x25552
Dmaj7 = xx0222     A7   = x02020     F#    = 244322
D7    = xx0212     Aaug = x03221     Bdim  = xx0101
B7    = x21202     G    = 355433     Dm7-5 = xx0111
Em    = 022000     F#m  = 244222     Bb    = x13331
Gm    = 355333

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[Intro]
    D     D/A    D     D/A      D     D/A
e |-----2-----2------2-----2--|-----2-----2------------------|
B |-----3-----3------3-----3--|-----3-----3------------------|
G |-----2-----2------2-----2--|-----2-----2------------------|
D |--0------------0-----------|--0------------0--------------|
A |--------0------------0-----|--------0----------0---2---4--|
E |---------------------------|------------------------------|

[Verse 1]
Dmaj7
 Many years from now, 
              D7          B7            Em
When your grandchildren climb upon your knee,
    Gm                          D
You may be quite astonished to see...
              E7                           A
...How many channels they can change on T. V.
      A7       D                Dmaj7          D7
When some old film in black and white ...comes on,
              B7             Em
And there you are upon the screen,
           Gm                              D
Or is it someone just like someone you've been,
        E7                      A
Looking not a day over nine - teen?

              Aaug
e |------------1------|
B |------------2------|
G |------------2------|
D |------------3------|
A |---0--2--3--0------|
E |-------------------|

[Verse 2]
   G              Gm
"Grandad!", the little ones are asking you,
  D         F#m      Bm       D/A
"Why do you look so sad?" (So sad!)
        E7
So you tell them all about the fun you had!

                    Aaug
e |------------------1-----|
B |------------------2-----|
G |------------------2-----|
D |------0--1--2-----3-----|
A |---4--------------0-----|
E |------------------------|

[Verse 3]
 D      Aaug                 D     D7
Back in '64 before you were born,
 B7             B        B7     Em
People had no time for pouring scorn...
                A                  A7
         ...On dreams of love and peace,
(...Or scoring porn!)

D                  E           E7           A
No one was obese, only tight trousers were worn!

                 Aaug
e |---------------1------|
B |---------------2------|
G |---------------2------|
D |---------------3------|
A |---0--2--3--4--0------|
E |----------------------|

[Verse 4]
  D      Aaug                     D     D7
Back in '64 we were at it like knives,
  G                          F#         G              Bdim
Back in '64 the time of our lives...was in the present tense!
          D                B7
Now does that make common sense,
     E7                    A7                   D
Any more than girls with hairdos called bee - hives?
                           Aaug
(Zumm, zumm, zumm, zumm!)

[Break]
   D    Aaug      D     D7       B7    B  B7    Em
|  /  /  /  /  |  /  /  /  /  |  /  /  /  /  |  /  /  /  /  |

   A7             D              E     E7       A
|  /  /  /  /  |  /  /  /  /  |  /  /  /  /  |  /  /  /  /  | 

[Verse 5]
 D       Aaug                D     D7
Back in '64 before you were born,
 G                           F#
Back in '64 before you were born,
        G                Bdim         D           B7
But as you've gone on and on, your audience has flown,
     E7
And, as you find yourself all on your own...

e |----------------|
B |----------------|
G |----------------|
D |----------------|
A |---0--2--3--4---|
E |----------------|

[Verse 6]
Aaug       D            Dmaj7
 You may wistfully re - call...
          D7            B7
...How Benjamin Dis - raeli said that,
Em                              Gm
  ..."Life is too short to be small!"
             D                  Dmaj7  D7           B7
Or maybe,...like some old -time song, over all it's long,
       Em7       A7             D     Dm7-5   Bb    D
So, ...so long,   ...it's all over!