Subject: Lyr/Tune/Chord Add: FEEL SO NEAR (Dougie Maclean) From: Kernow John Date: 14 Nov 99 - 05:14 PM Feel So Near By Dougie Maclean
[F]You'll find me [Bb]sitting at this table
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Subject: RE: Lyr,Tune,Chord add Feel So Near From: Alan of Australia Date: 16 Nov 99 - 06:45 AM G'day, Thanks to Baz, the tune in MIDI format is now available for downloading here
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Subject: RE: Lyr,Tune,Chord add Feel So Near From: Marion Date: 16 Nov 99 - 11:07 AM Thank you BAZ! I heard Dougie in concert in Cape Breton recently and he did this one, and I love it. Marion |
Subject: Lyr Add: FEEL SO NEAR (Dougie MacLean) From: Jim Dixon Date: 17 Mar 08 - 12:06 AM From http://home.wish.net/~nisto/feelnear.htm FEEL SO NEAR Dougie Maclean 1. You'll find me sitting at this table With my friend Finn and my friend John My friend Murdaney tells us stories Of things long gone, long gone And we may take a glass together The whisky makes it all so clear It fires our dulled imaginations And I feel so near, so near CHORUS: Feel so near, to the howling of the winds Feel so near, to the crashing of the waves Feel so near, to the flowers in the field Feel so near 2. The old man looks out to the island He says this place is endless thin There's no real distance here to mention We might all fall in, all fall in No distance to the spirits of the living No distance to the spirits of the dead And as he turned his eyes were shining And he proudly said, he proudly said 3. And so we build our tower constructions There to mark our place in time We justify our great destructions As on we climb, on we climb Now the journey doesn't seem to matter The destination's faded out We're gathering out along the headland I hear the children shout, the children shout |
Subject: RE: Lyr/Tune/Chord Add: Feel So Near (Dougie Maclean) From: GUEST,John McFarlan Date: 22 May 08 - 03:56 AM Hi there Can anyone point me to a midi version of Dougie McLeans Feel So Near Thansk John |
Subject: RE: Lyr/Tune/Chord Add: Feel So Near (Dougie Maclean) From: GUEST,Phyllypd Date: 12 Oct 08 - 12:18 PM The chorus is: I feel so [F]near to the howling of the [Bb]winds I feel so [F]near to the crashing of the [Bb]waves I feel so [F]near to the flowers in the fields Feel so near. Wind, and waves are plural. Cheers, Phyllypd |
Subject: RE: Lyr/Tune/Chord Add: Feel So Near (Dougie Macle From: GUEST,krewllobster Date: 06 Sep 09 - 03:14 PM wouldn't it be more like this? [F]You'll find me [Bbsus4]sitting at this [Csus4] table [F]With my friend [Bbsus4]Fin and my friend [Csus4] John [Dm]My friend Mur[C]daney tells us stories [Bbsus4] Of things long [F] gone long gone [Csus4]. [F]And we may [Bbsus4]take a glass [Csus4]together [F]The whisky [Bbsus4]makes it all so [Csus4]clear [Dm]It fires our [C]dulled imagination And I feel so [F] near, so near [Csus4] I think this sounds much much better...plus you need he extra C chords at the end of each line cheers |
Subject: RE: Lyr/Tune/Chord Add: Feel So Near (Dougie Maclean) From: GUEST,Billy Date: 06 Sep 09 - 09:17 PM I believe Dougie plays this in his favorite C tuning. You can see a video of it here |
Subject: RE: Lyr/Tune/Chord Add: Feel So Near (Dougie Maclean) From: GUEST,Racer Date: 04 Nov 09 - 08:10 PM krewllobster: Sounds pretty good with a capo on the third fret. The sus4's seem to make more sense that way. I couldn't get them to sound right without the capo. What are your thoughts on the chorus? I played with it for a few minutes and I came up with: I feel so [F]near to the howling of the [Bb]winds I feel so [F]near to the crashing of the [Bb]waves I feel so [Dm]near to the [Csus4]flowers in the [Bb]fields Feel so near [F] [Bb] [F] [Bb] When y'all talk about C tuning are you talking about open C tuning? I can't think of how to make that work. |
Subject: RE: Lyr/Tune/Chord Add: Feel So Near (Dougie Macle From: GUEST,johnmc Date: 05 Nov 09 - 10:06 AM I find making Dm a Dmadd9 seems to fit. |
Subject: RE: Lyr/Tune/Chord Add: Feel So Near (Dougie Macle From: GUEST,Racer Date: 05 Dec 09 - 12:36 AM I hate to revive an old thread, but I have CDO (OCD in alphabetical order). I was listening to this the other day and I realized that I missed something. I was using the Dm in the chorus because the Csus4 needed it as a lead in. Below is how that line should be played: I feel so [F]near to the [Dm]flowers [Csus4]in the [Bb]fields I also think that the intro is [F] [Bb maj7]; I can hear the A being played in both chords. I don't know if that carries through to the rest though. There's too much going on at that point for me to tell. |
Subject: RE: Lyr/Tune/Chord Add: Feel So Near (Dougie Macle From: Joe Offer Date: 05 Dec 09 - 01:39 AM It's good to revive old threads. It's much like re-visiting old friends. -Joe- |
Subject: RE: Lyr/Tune/Chord Add: Feel So Near (Dougie Maclean) From: Jim Dixon Date: 06 Dec 09 - 02:16 PM THE OLD THREAD'S SONG: Hallelujah! Give us a hand up! Revive us again! |
Subject: Video link add: Feel So Near (Dougie Maclean) From: Genie Date: 16 Aug 10 - 04:15 PM I just discovered this wonderful Dougie MacLean song on YouTube. Here's the link: "Feel So Near" - Dougie MacLean with Kathy Mattea |
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