AN HORSE - WINDOWS IN THE CITY capo on 2nd fret, standard tuning my favourite off 'Walls'. this song doesn't have a typical structure, so here are all the parts. it's pretty simple to figure out where + when they fit. (intro) e|--------------------------------------| B|-----0---0---0---0---0---0---0---0----| G|---7---4---2---2---2---2---2---2------| D|--------------------------------------| A|--------------------------------------| E|--------------------------------------| e|------------------------------| B|-----0---0---0---0---0---0----| G|---7---4---2---2---2---2------| D|------------------------------| A|------------------------------| E|------------------------------| e|-------------------------------------| B|-----0---0---0---0---0---0---0---0---| G|-------------------------------------| D|---2---2---2---2---2---2---2---2-----| A|-------------------------------------| E|-------------------------------------| e|-------------------------------------| B|-----0---0---0---0---0---0---0---0---| G|-------------------------------------| D|-------------------------------------| A|---2---2---2---2---2---2---2---2-----| E|-------------------------------------| chords for the end: e|---------------------| B|---------------------| G|---------------------| D|---5---9---x-----x---| A|---3---7---10---12---| E|---x---x---8----10---| (x = mute string lightly) We could count all the windows in the city But you're far too busy, and I'm much too slow I will start with the windows in this alley, 'Cause you think in cities, and I think in boroughs We could count all the planes at the airport But that would mean you and I were in the same spot So I will count all the planes I can see, and I will talk to you like you are next to me I could count all the birds around me There must be a storm at sea, there must be a storm at sea I don't know why they come to me, I will pretend it's them, I won't believe it's me There was no sound when the birds came down And there were so many gulls and crows, now why do you suppose? There must be a storm at sea, It's clearly them, not me I looked up when you told me to. Da da da da....