The Minnow & The Trout

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Alternative, maybe easier, version:
  • Transpose the chords 2 half steps down [ -2 ]
  • Put a capo on fret 2 to stay in the same key

UKULELE CHORDS AND TABS

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Intro:                                                                 
xA|------7---7---7---7---7---7---7-------6---6---6---6---6----|
xE|-----------------------------------------------------------|
xC|--4-------------------------------4------------------------|
xG|----4---4---4---4---4---4---4---4---4---4---4---4---4---4--|

E                     B
help me out, said the minnow to the trout
      E                     B
i was lost and found myself swimming in your mouth
    E                       B
oh, help me chief, I’ve got plans for you and me
  Gbm
I swear upon this riverbed, 
     B
I’ll help you feel young again
A            E                  
oh, not your everyday cirxxxstance
    A
the hummingbird 
       B
taking coffee with the ants, and I said


E                         A
please, I know that we’re different
            E                          A
but we were one cell in the sea in the beginning
    E    B     A           E   B   A 
and what we’re made of was all the same once
      E   B    A               E
we’re not that different after all

E B

E                    B
help me up, said the eagle to the duck
     E              B
I’ve fallen from my nest so high above
    E                 B
oh, help me fly, I am too afraid to try
    Gbm
now saddled with a fear of heights 
    B
I’m praying you can set me right
A            E
oh, not your everyday cirxxxstance
    A
the elephant 
        B
sharing peanuts with the rats, and I said


E                         A
please, I know that we’re different
            E                          A
but we were one cell in the sea in the beginning
    E    B     A           E   B   A      
and what we’re made of was all the same once
      E   B    A               E
we’re not that different after all

E B A

E              Am    B
we are tied in history, 
E                     Am   B
wide-connected like a family
E              Am    B
we are tied in history,
E                     Am   B    Am   B 
wide-connected like a family, a family...

   E                         A
so please, I know that we’re different
            E                          A
but we were one cell in the sea in the beginning
    E    B     A           E   B   A         
and what we’re made of was all the same once
      E   B    A               E
we’re not that different after all
      E   B    A               E
we’re not that different after all    
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Album: One Cell In The Sea

From the same album
  1. Almost Lover
  2. Near To You
  3. The Minnow & The Trout
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Biography

A Fine Frenzy was the initial recording name of American singer, songwriter, pianist and actor Alison Sudol (born December 23, 1984 in Seattle, Washington). The first studio album One Cell In The Sea was released on 17 July 2007. The first single, “Almost Lover”, peaked at number 25 on US Billboard’s Hot Adult Contemporary Tracks chart. There have been no releases since 2012. On 24 November 2017, Alison Sudol released “Enough Honey”, the debut single under her own name; an album under her own name followed in 2018.

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