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|title = The Scarlet Tide | |||
|writer = [[Elvis Costello]] and [[T Bone Burnett]] | |||
|performer = [[Elvis Costello]] | |||
|musicians = [[Elvis Costello]] - vocals, ukulele<br>[[Emmylou Harris]] - vocals | |||
|producer = [[Dennis Herring]] & [[Elvis Costello]] | |||
|record_info = ca. April-June 2004, Ocean Way Studios, Nashville | |||
|release_info = September 20, 2004 | |||
|length = 2:22 | |||
|albums = [[The Delivery Man]], 2004 | |||
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|background = First recorded by [[Alison Krauss]] in 2003. | |||
|first = [[Concert 2004-02-04 West Hollywood|February 4, 2004, West Hollywood CA]] | |||
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==Alternate versions== | |||
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|title = The Delivery Man (The Clarksdale Sessions version) | |||
|performer = [[Elvis Costello]] | |||
|producer = [[Dennis Herring]] & [[Elvis Costello]] | |||
|musicians = [[Elvis Costello]] - vocal, piano<br>[[Steve Nieve]] - accordion | |||
|record_info = April 15, 2004, Delta Recording, Clarksdale, MS | |||
|release_info = January 25, 2005 | |||
|length = 2:22 | |||
|albums = [[The Clarksdale Sessions]], 2005<br>[[The Delivery Man (Deluxe Edition)]], 2005 | |||
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==Internal | ==Internal links== | ||
*[http://www.elviscostello.info/disc/official/tdm/tdm.htm Elvis Costello Home Page: The Delivery Man] | [http://www.elviscostello.info/guitar/tdm.php chords] | [http://www.elviscostello.info/disc/official/tdm/tdm.html TDM info page 1] | *[http://www.elviscostello.info/disc/official/tdm/tdm.htm Elvis Costello Home Page: The Delivery Man] | [http://www.elviscostello.info/guitar/tdm.php chords] | [http://www.elviscostello.info/disc/official/tdm/tdm.html TDM info page 1] | ||
*[[Template:The Scarlet Tide]] | *[[Template: The Scarlet Tide|Lyrics]] | ||
==External links== | |||
*[http://www.looptvandfilm.com/blog/scarlettide.mov Elvis and Emmylou perform The Scarlet Tide on The Today Show] (QuickTime) | |||
[[Category:2004]] | [[Category:2004]] | ||
[[Category:The Delivery Man]] | |||
[[Category:Songs]] | [[Category:Songs]] | ||
[[Category:Lyrics]] | [[Category:Lyrics]] | ||
[[Category:Chords]] | [[Category:Chords]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Alternate versions]] |
Revision as of 05:06, 22 April 2009
Well I recall his parting words |
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Covers
Template:Elvis Costello covers: The Scarlet Tide
Chords
Chords submitted by Jeffrey Schulberg
This song is played on a ukulele in the key of D. The easiest way to play it on the guitar is w/a capo on the 7th fret and using the chords below. [G][G/C][G] Well, I [G]recall his [G/C]parting [G]words Must I [G7]accept his [C]fate? Or [D]take [G]myself far [C]from this [D]place I thought I [G]heard a [G/C]black bell [G] toll A little [G7]bird did [C]sing [D]"Man has no [G]choice When[C] he wants [D]everything."[G][G/C][G] We'll rise above the [G/C]scarlet [G]tide That trickles [G7]down through the [C]mountain And[D] separ[G]ates the [C]widow [D]from the [G]bride[G/C][G] Man goes beyond his [G/C]own [G]decision Gets caught up [G7]in the [C]mechanism Of [D]swindlers[G] who [C]act like [D]kings And brokers [G]who break [C]everything[D] The dark of [G]night was [G/C]swiftly [G]fading Close to the [G7]dawn of [C] day Why [D]would I [G]want him just to [C]lose him [G]again?[G/C][G] We'll rise above the scarlet tide That trickles down through the mountain And separates the widow from the bride