“The Last To Know” by Neil Finn
Track 5 from his album “One Nil”
Tabbed by Mark Jones (mrkj@another.com)
For me this one of the stand out songs from this thoroughly fantastic album.
Intro and Verse chords
D A Em G
Between the D and A play this:
E-----------|
A--0--2-----|
D--------0--|
G-----------|
B-----------|
E-----------|
Between the A and the Em play this
HO PO PO
E------------|
A-2--4--2--0-|
D------------|
G------------|
B------------|
E------------|
Or play it with a slide instead of the hammer-on and pull-off between the second and the fourth fret if you prefer.
Verse One (it’s pretty easy to match this to the chords):
I’m way down the track
Took the wrong turn
Finished up where I started
You noticed the change come over me
Fell in love with my own reflection yeah
How does it feel beneath your own wheels
Feels like and accident waking up
Chorus (well as near as the song gets to a chorus) 1:
F#m G Asus4
Under a bus with my fingers crossed
F#m G Asus4
Now is the time we could make it up
Verse 2:
So you lost the fear
It wasn’t that bad
Left to your own devices yeah
Still a young girl eyes on the clock
Tick Like A Motor Running Out
Magnets and words up on the fridge
Brings out the poet in all of us
Chorus 2 (same chords as chorus 1);
Well I missed the page that you spoke about
Drew in the frost on the window pane
Middle 8:
D Asus4
And who I wonder
D Asus4
Could fail to notice
D Asus4
The ache inside us come
B
downnnnnnnnnnn
I’m not sure about the next bit but think the shapes are something like these:
E------------|
A--4---5--7--|
D--4---4--4--|
G--4---4--4--|
B------------|
E------------|
B
I’m humble now……..
Repeat shapes above
Verse 3 (same chords as verse 1 & 2):
I hope you might come back
In your own time left to your own devices
Play chords on their own a couple of times……
And so that’s how it goes you’re never the first
Always the Last To Know
That’s it!!
If you haven’t already buy this album!!!
Also check out Neils website at http://www.nilfun.com there are loads of video / audio / visuals there that’ll keep you entertained for hours.
Cheers,
Mark.
