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From: "David C. Fleming" 
 "Terrapin" by Syd Barrett, for the album "The Madcap Laughs"
 Transcribed by Dave Fleming(dave@eng.umd.edu) 
 	VERSE 1
 E                      G
 I really love you, and I mean you
 E                   G       A
 The star above you, crystal blue
       D           E                   A
 Well, oh baby, my hair's on end about you
 
  	TRANSITION:  C G
 
 	VERSE 2
 I wouldn't see you, and I love to
 I fly above you, yes I do
 Well, oh baby, my hair's on end about you
 
  	TRANSITION:  C G G# A
 
 	BRIDGE (?)
 A
 Floating, bumping, noses dodge a tooth
 A                        C G Bb E
 The fins a luminous
 
 A
 Fangs all 'round the clown is dark
 A
 Below the boulders hiding
        C                   G  E
 All the sunlight's good for us
 
 	VERSE 3
 Cause we're the fishes and all we do
 The move about is all we do 
 Well, oh baby, my hair's on end about you
 
 	SOLO 1 (Played over the verse chords, using the same kinds
                 of transitions as shown above to lead in)
 
 	REPEAT BRIDGE
 
 	SOLO 2 (Played over the verse chords, using the same kinds
                 of transitions as shown above to lead in)
 
 	REPEAT VERSE 1
 
 	END
 
 
 Notes: I basically use all E and A shape barre chords for this, which 
        makes it an easy and fun song to play.
 
        The lyrics listed for the bridge were provided by Graham Clarke
        (graham.clarke@canrem.com)
 
        Enjoy,
 	dave