Chords for Beans on Toast // I Can't Get a Gig at Glastonbury This Year // Lakeside Session Kendal Calling 2013
Tempo:
134.45 bpm
Chords used:
B
E
F#
G#
C#
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Hello everybody, this is Beans on Toast [G#] at Kendal Calling for the Lakeside Sessions.
[C#]
[G#] That's the lake.
[B]
This is a [A] song called I Can't Get A Gig at Glastonbury this year.
Well Glastonbury festival is changing, they've got [E] a new system in place.
Everybody's gotta wear a barcode, [F#] wrapped around their wrist.
[B] And in order to get a ticket, you [E] must register yourself.
With a [B]
photograph, a proof of address and a [F#m] proportion of your [B] wealth.
Well I've been at the Stone Circle for many a sunrise.
[B] I watched it light up the pyramids, [F#] the green fields and block nine.
[B] I remember when Shangri-La [E] was still called Las Vegas.
[B] And admiring Banksy's artwork years [F#] before he was famous.
So I'm [E] biting the hand that feeds me, and I'm [F#] turning my back [B] on my friends.
[E] I'm just bitter [B] and angry, because they [G#] won't let me in.
Well I [E] asked everyone, and I got no [F#]
reply.
[E] Everyone just keeps on [B] saying that [F#] this year it's really tight.
I don't [E] know why I can't get a [B] gig at Glastonbury [E] this year.
But [B] it breaks my heart to tell you, [F#] you won't find me [B] there.
The first time I went to Pilton I [E] was 16 years old.
I hitchhiked there all by myself and did the [F#]
festival alone.
[B] The experience changed my life and I [E] never looked back.
I've been to every one since, [F#]
feel the [B] elastic band.
First year I bought a ticket, [E] the second I jumped the fence.
[B] The third I picked up litter, [F#] and the fourth I painted bins.
[B] The fifth year I played my first gig [E] at the Banyan Tree Cafe.
[B] The sixth year I got in for free, [F#] and they asked me to [B] play.
So [E] I'm biting the hand [B] that feeds me, and I'm [F#] turning my back [B] on my friends.
[E] I'm just bitter [B] and angry, [F#] because they won't let [B] me in.
So thank [E] you Billy [B] Bragg, and thank you [F#] Strummerville.
Well [E] thank you Emily [B] Eavis, and [F#] thank your old man as well.
I [E] don't know why I can't [F#] get a gig [B] at Glastonbury [E] this year.
But [B] it breaks my heart to tell you, [F#] you won't [B] find me there.
Now I understand that singing this [E] is sort of [B] suicidal.
If anybody hears it, I won't [F#] get booked next year either.
[B] Glastonbury I love you, [G#m] from the bottom of my [E] heart.
I just wish that [F#] you wanted me [B] to take part.
[G#] [N]
[C#]
[G#] That's the lake.
[B]
This is a [A] song called I Can't Get A Gig at Glastonbury this year.
Well Glastonbury festival is changing, they've got [E] a new system in place.
Everybody's gotta wear a barcode, [F#] wrapped around their wrist.
[B] And in order to get a ticket, you [E] must register yourself.
With a [B]
photograph, a proof of address and a [F#m] proportion of your [B] wealth.
Well I've been at the Stone Circle for many a sunrise.
[B] I watched it light up the pyramids, [F#] the green fields and block nine.
[B] I remember when Shangri-La [E] was still called Las Vegas.
[B] And admiring Banksy's artwork years [F#] before he was famous.
So I'm [E] biting the hand that feeds me, and I'm [F#] turning my back [B] on my friends.
[E] I'm just bitter [B] and angry, because they [G#] won't let me in.
Well I [E] asked everyone, and I got no [F#]
reply.
[E] Everyone just keeps on [B] saying that [F#] this year it's really tight.
I don't [E] know why I can't get a [B] gig at Glastonbury [E] this year.
But [B] it breaks my heart to tell you, [F#] you won't find me [B] there.
The first time I went to Pilton I [E] was 16 years old.
I hitchhiked there all by myself and did the [F#]
festival alone.
[B] The experience changed my life and I [E] never looked back.
I've been to every one since, [F#]
feel the [B] elastic band.
First year I bought a ticket, [E] the second I jumped the fence.
[B] The third I picked up litter, [F#] and the fourth I painted bins.
[B] The fifth year I played my first gig [E] at the Banyan Tree Cafe.
[B] The sixth year I got in for free, [F#] and they asked me to [B] play.
So [E] I'm biting the hand [B] that feeds me, and I'm [F#] turning my back [B] on my friends.
[E] I'm just bitter [B] and angry, [F#] because they won't let [B] me in.
So thank [E] you Billy [B] Bragg, and thank you [F#] Strummerville.
Well [E] thank you Emily [B] Eavis, and [F#] thank your old man as well.
I [E] don't know why I can't [F#] get a gig [B] at Glastonbury [E] this year.
But [B] it breaks my heart to tell you, [F#] you won't [B] find me there.
Now I understand that singing this [E] is sort of [B] suicidal.
If anybody hears it, I won't [F#] get booked next year either.
[B] Glastonbury I love you, [G#m] from the bottom of my [E] heart.
I just wish that [F#] you wanted me [B] to take part.
[G#] [N]
Key:
B
E
F#
G#
C#
B
E
F#
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
Hello everybody, _ this is Beans on Toast [G#] at Kendal Calling for the Lakeside Sessions.
[C#] _ _ _
_ [G#] That's the lake.
[B] _ _ _
This is a [A] song called I Can't Get A Gig at Glastonbury this year. _ _
_ _ _ Well Glastonbury festival is changing, they've got [E] a new system in place.
_ _ Everybody's gotta wear a barcode, [F#] wrapped around their wrist. _
[B] And in order to get a ticket, you [E] must register yourself.
_ With a [B]
photograph, a proof of address and a [F#m] proportion of your [B] wealth.
Well I've been at the Stone Circle for many a sunrise.
_ [B] I watched it light up the pyramids, [F#] the green fields and block nine.
[B] I remember when Shangri-La [E] was still called Las Vegas.
[B] And admiring Banksy's artwork years [F#] before he was famous.
So I'm [E] biting the hand that feeds me, and I'm [F#] turning my back [B] on my friends.
[E] I'm just bitter [B] and angry, because they [G#] won't let me in.
Well I [E] asked everyone, _ _ and I got no [F#]
reply.
_ _ [E] Everyone just keeps on [B] saying that [F#] this year it's really tight.
I don't [E] know why I can't get a [B] gig at _ Glastonbury [E] this year. _
_ But [B] it breaks my heart to tell you, [F#] _ you won't find me [B] there. _
_ _ The first time I went to Pilton I [E] was 16 years old.
I hitchhiked there all by myself and did the [F#]
festival alone.
[B] The experience changed my life and I [E] never looked back.
I've been to every one since, [F#]
feel the [B] elastic band.
First year I bought a ticket, [E] the second I jumped the fence.
[B] The third I picked up litter, [F#] and the fourth I painted bins.
_ [B] The fifth year I played my first gig [E] at the Banyan Tree Cafe.
_ [B] The sixth year I got in for free, [F#] and they asked me to [B] play.
So [E] I'm biting the hand [B] that feeds me, and I'm [F#] turning my back [B] on my friends.
_ [E] I'm just bitter [B] and angry, [F#] because they won't let [B] me in.
So thank [E] you Billy [B] Bragg, and thank you [F#] _ Strummerville.
_ Well [E] thank you Emily [B] _ Eavis, and [F#] thank your old man as well.
I [E] don't know why I can't [F#] get a gig [B] at Glastonbury [E] this year.
_ But [B] it breaks my heart to tell you, _ [F#] you won't [B] find me there. _
_ _ _ Now I understand that singing this [E] is sort of [B] suicidal. _
If anybody hears it, I won't [F#] get booked next year either.
_ [B] _ Glastonbury I love you, [G#m] from the bottom of my [E] heart.
_ I just wish that [F#] you wanted me [B] to take part.
_ _ _ _ [G#] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
Hello everybody, _ this is Beans on Toast [G#] at Kendal Calling for the Lakeside Sessions.
[C#] _ _ _
_ [G#] That's the lake.
[B] _ _ _
This is a [A] song called I Can't Get A Gig at Glastonbury this year. _ _
_ _ _ Well Glastonbury festival is changing, they've got [E] a new system in place.
_ _ Everybody's gotta wear a barcode, [F#] wrapped around their wrist. _
[B] And in order to get a ticket, you [E] must register yourself.
_ With a [B]
photograph, a proof of address and a [F#m] proportion of your [B] wealth.
Well I've been at the Stone Circle for many a sunrise.
_ [B] I watched it light up the pyramids, [F#] the green fields and block nine.
[B] I remember when Shangri-La [E] was still called Las Vegas.
[B] And admiring Banksy's artwork years [F#] before he was famous.
So I'm [E] biting the hand that feeds me, and I'm [F#] turning my back [B] on my friends.
[E] I'm just bitter [B] and angry, because they [G#] won't let me in.
Well I [E] asked everyone, _ _ and I got no [F#]
reply.
_ _ [E] Everyone just keeps on [B] saying that [F#] this year it's really tight.
I don't [E] know why I can't get a [B] gig at _ Glastonbury [E] this year. _
_ But [B] it breaks my heart to tell you, [F#] _ you won't find me [B] there. _
_ _ The first time I went to Pilton I [E] was 16 years old.
I hitchhiked there all by myself and did the [F#]
festival alone.
[B] The experience changed my life and I [E] never looked back.
I've been to every one since, [F#]
feel the [B] elastic band.
First year I bought a ticket, [E] the second I jumped the fence.
[B] The third I picked up litter, [F#] and the fourth I painted bins.
_ [B] The fifth year I played my first gig [E] at the Banyan Tree Cafe.
_ [B] The sixth year I got in for free, [F#] and they asked me to [B] play.
So [E] I'm biting the hand [B] that feeds me, and I'm [F#] turning my back [B] on my friends.
_ [E] I'm just bitter [B] and angry, [F#] because they won't let [B] me in.
So thank [E] you Billy [B] Bragg, and thank you [F#] _ Strummerville.
_ Well [E] thank you Emily [B] _ Eavis, and [F#] thank your old man as well.
I [E] don't know why I can't [F#] get a gig [B] at Glastonbury [E] this year.
_ But [B] it breaks my heart to tell you, _ [F#] you won't [B] find me there. _
_ _ _ Now I understand that singing this [E] is sort of [B] suicidal. _
If anybody hears it, I won't [F#] get booked next year either.
_ [B] _ Glastonbury I love you, [G#m] from the bottom of my [E] heart.
_ I just wish that [F#] you wanted me [B] to take part.
_ _ _ _ [G#] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _