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chord

The Width of A Circle/ David Bowie

The Man Who Sold The World[ ]

Intro - Mick
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|7-7---7-5-4-5-5---5-4-2-4-4---4-2-0-2-2---2/7 repeat-|
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Bowie comes in with the 12 string he plays the same notes
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|9-9--etc------------------------13-13----------------|
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|7-7--he could be playing the G#-11-11-to make an E chord etc
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E riff A
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|9-9-9-7-9-7-9-9--------------------------------------|
|9-9-9-7-9-7-9-9---6----------------------------------|
|9-9-9-7-9-7-9-9---7----------------back to E riff----|
|7-7-7---7---7-7---7----------------------------------|
|------------------5----------------------------------|
In the corner

G A G A G G#
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|-------------------------------------------------------------------
|--4---4-4-----6---6-6-----6---6-6------6---6-6-----4---4-4---5-----
|--5---4-4-----7---7-7-----7---7-7------7---7-7-----5---5-5---6-----
|--5---5-5-----7---7-7-----7---7-7------7---7-7-----5---5-5---6-----
|3-----------5-----------3------------5-----------3-----------4-----
All the roads

E riff then

A E/G# F#m D F F# A (2 bars then E riff)
|-------------------2---------------------------------|
|---5----5-----2---3------2----2--5-------------------|
|--6----4-----2---2------2----4---6-------------------|
|-7----6-----4---0------3----4----7-power away--------|
|---------------------------------7-------------------|
|5----4----2-----------1----2-----5-------------------|
Then I ran across me

Mick's first solo starts with him frantically bending a G
Then it sounds like he mainly uses the E Blues scale
The song continues as above for the first 3 verses then after
"God did take my logic for a ride" Bowie uses the 12 string
for the intro again then various voicings of E7 (9th fret)then A7

Bowie 12 string
A7 F Eb D
|3--------5-----------3-----------2-------------------|
|2--------6-----------4-----------3-------------------|
|2--------5-----------3-----------2-------------------|
|2--------7-----------5-----------4-------------------|
|0----------------------------------------------------|
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Mick
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|------2-7-------5-3-5--------3-1-4-hold-(repeat 4 times)
|0-2-4------------------------------------------------|
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3rd time Oh oh oh oh etc

Then
D riff C G
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|7---7-7--7---7-7--7---7-7--5--------|
|7---7-7--7---7-7--7---7-7--5---4----|
|7---7-7--7---7-7--7---7-7--5---5----|
|5---5-5--5---5-5--5---5-5--3---5----|
|-------------------------------3----|
He swallowed his pride

G C A D
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|--3----------------5---------------------------------|
|4-3-3h4p3h4------6-5-5h6p5h6-------------------------|
|5-3--------------7-5---------------------------------|
|5-----------X2---7-----------X2----------------------|
|3----------------5-----------------------------------|
He struck the ground

Mick's second solo probably using D blues over the above D riff