"In My Room" — 1963. B-side to Be True to Your School. Brian Wilson's sanctuary from the world.
Капо 4 лад → G, Em7, Am7, Em
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"In My Room"
(Brian Wilson / Gary Usher)
Intro:
(arpeggiated guitar w/tremolo; harp enters on F#)
B G#m7 C#m7 F#
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Verse 1:
B
There's a world where I can go
A B G#m7
And tell my secrets to
C#m7 A F#
In my room
B A B [2: organ implies Bmaj7]
In my room (in my room)
Verse 2:
In this world I lock out all my
Worries and my fears
In my room
In my room (in my room)
Bridge:
G#m F#
Do my dreaming and my scheming,
G#m F# G#m F# B
Lie awake and pray
G#m F#
Do my crying and my sighing,
C#m7 F#
Laugh at yesterday
Verse 3:
Now it's dark and I'm alone, but
I won't be afraid
In my room
In my room (in my room)
Coda:
A B A B
In my room (in my room)
-- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers
Знаете ли вы, что...
- Released November 1963. Gary Usher co-wrote. The room as a refuge from social anxiety is deeply autobiographical — Brian Wilson had a famously difficult time relating to the world outside his creative space.