#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE----------------------------------# # This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the # # song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. # #-------------------------------------------------------------------------------# HUSH Thanks to: Josh Benson, jayster@brandeis.edu Song map--Intro, Interlude, 'Na-na' chords, verse, 'Na-na' chords, chorus, interlude(solo), Chorus, Interlude, 'Na-na' chords, end Intro-- Just strum a C chord up on the fretboard like so:
g---17--- d---17--- a---15---Then Crispian yells 'huh, two, three, fawr' and the song kicks in and the comes the interlude. Interlude--This is used a lot during the song. It occurs 8X at the beginning and then usually in intervals of 2 from there on out(between the 'Na-na' chords, before the chorus, during solo, etc.). It's just a C chord. Listen to the song for rhythm. The first bit goes along with the bass part a little.d---10---10 d---10--- a---10---x- or a---10--- E---8-----6 E----8---Also, the 5th, 6th, and 7th times this occurs in the beginning, there is a little somthing else that goes like this. Again use the song for rhythm...e---11--- b---11--- g---10---Then the 'Na'na' chords... 'Na-na' chords--I know it's a lame heading, but cut me some slack. The chords are Ab->Eb->Bb->F. Here's how I play it...e----------------------- b-------8---6---10----- g---5---8---7---10----- d---6---8---8---10----- a---6---6---x----8----- E---4-------6-----------Then the chorus... Chorus--The chords to this section are C7#9->F->Bb. Then when the band all hits together('Oh early in the morning...'), you just hit the C7#9. Here are the chords...e--------------- b---4----------- g---3---2---3--- d---2---3---3--- a---3---3---1--- E-------1-------There are little fills in there too, so here they are. When Crispian sings 'Hush' in his falsetto, he plays this after it. Make sure you click on your wah...g---10(1/2)p8----- d---------------10Use you wah for this part too. When he sings 'Early in the morning...', play these unison bends...b---4-----8-------13----- g---6(u8)-10(u12)--15(u17)One other little thing that Crispian does that adds a little variety is in the second chorus, after singing 'Hush' is his falsetto, he moves the C7#9 chord up an octave. It looks like so...e-------- b---16--- g---15--- d---14--- a---15--- E--------That should pretty much do it. Oh yeah, the end. Just play the 'Na-na' chords then hit a C chord and slide off. Huzzah.