"Big Black Smoke" — 1966 single. A provincial girl swallowed by London's darkness.
Капо 7 лад → Am, G, D, E, Esus4, Dm, C, Am7
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From: Harlan L Thompson
THE BIG BLACK SMOKE- The Kinks
Em
Em Em/D# Em/D Em/Db Em/C
She was sick and tired of country life
Em
A little country home, a little country home
B Bsus4 B Bsus4 B
Made her blood run cold
Am
Now her mother pines her heart away
G D Em
Looking for her child in the big black smoke
G D Em Em/D# Em/D Em/Db
In the big black smoke
Frailest, purest girl the world has seen
According to her ma, according to her pa
And everybody said
That she knew no sin and did no wrong
Till she walked the streets of the big black smoke
Of the big black smoke
BRIDGE:
B
Well she slept in cafes and coffee bars and bowling alleys
Em G D
And every penny she had
G B
Was spent on purple hearts and cigarettes
Ah, she took all her pretty coloured clothes
Ran away from home, the boy next door
For a boy named Joe
And he took the money for the rent
Tried to drag her down in the big black smoke
In the big black smoke
G D Em
(In the big black smoke) In the big black smoke
G D Em D C D
(In the big black smoke) In the big black smoooooke
D C D D C D D C D D C D D C D
Smoooooke, smoooooke, smoooooke, oh oh, oh oh
Em/D#: 0 2 2 0 4 0 Em/D (Em7): 0 2 2 0 3 0
Em/Db (Em6): 0 2 2 0 2 0 Em/C: 0 2 2 0 1 0
Bsus4: 2 2 4 4 5 2
(from The Kinks Kronikles)
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Знаете ли вы, что...
- Released as a B-side in 1966. The big black smoke — London as a place that consumes young women from the provinces — is one of Ray Davies' most compassionate social observations.