Pigs On The Wing (part One) Uke tab by Pink Floyd (Baritone Chords)

10 Chords used in the song: G, C, Csus4, Gsus4, A, F, A7, D, Am, Dsus4

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[Intro]

G baritone chordG C baritone chordC G baritone chordG (x3)

G baritone chordG C baritone chordC Csus4 baritone chordCsus4 C baritone chordC

If you didn't care


G baritone chordG Gsus4 baritone chordGsus4 G baritone chordG

what happened to me


C baritone chordC Csus4 baritone chordCsus4 C baritone chordC

And I didn't care


G baritone chordG Gsus4 baritone chordGsus4 G baritone chordG

For you,


A baritone chordA F baritone chordF A baritone chordA

we would zig-zag our way


A7 baritone chordA7 G baritone chordG C baritone chordC

Through the boredom and pain occasionally glancing

D baritone chordD G baritone chordG Am baritone chordAm

Up through the rain

F baritone chordF Am baritone chordAm F baritone chordF

Wondering which of the buggers to blame

D baritone chordD Dsus4 baritone chordDsus4 D baritone chordD Dsus4 baritone chordDsus4 G baritone chordG

And watching for pigs on the wing

Uke tab by , 20 Jan 2017

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About this song: Pigs On The Wing (part One)

"Pigs on the Wing (Part One)" is the first of a two-part song by Pink Floyd from their 1977 concept album, "Animals", starting and wrapping up the album. According to various interviews, it was written by Roger Waters as a declaration of love to his then-love, Carolyne.Both are in stark contrast to the album's middle three misanthropic songs, and suggest that companionship can help us overcome our flaws. The casual listener may ignore them for the most part; however they are keys to the album Read more on Last.fm.

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