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This is my impression of what I thought I heard Eric Clapton playing live in concert.
A soulful bluesy rendition is played in a 2 chop per chord method.
This revision could be a good challenge to a novice player but should be playable
by most intermediate players.
Quaangelo
chords:
E= 022100
C#9= x43444
F#m7= 242222
B9= x21222
C#m7= 446454
G#m7= 464444
Ebm7= x6867x
Eaug= x7655x
A= 577655
Eb7= x6564x
D9= x54555
Bbm7= 686666
Eb9= x65666
D7= xx0212
A(alt)=x0222x
B= x2444x
Intro: E C#9 F#m7 B9
repeats many times while introducing band members
E C#m7 G#m7 Ebm7 Eaug A Eb7 G#m7 C#9
Somewhere over the rain bow Way Up High----
F#m7 D9 G#m7 C#9 F#m7 B9 E A(alt) B
Theres a land that I've heard of once in a lullaby
E C#m7 G#m7 Ebm7 Eaug A Eb7 G#m7 C#9
Somewhere over the rain bow Skies are blue----
F#m7 D9 G#m7 C#9 F#m7 B9 E
and the dreams that you dare to dream really do come true
E
Some day I'll wish upon a star and
F#m7 B9 G#m7 C#9 F#m7 B9
wake up where the clouds are far behind me---------
E
Where troubles melt like lemon drops
Bbm7 Eb9
Away above the chimney tops
G#m7 C#9 F#m7 B9
That's where you'll find me
E C#m7 G#m7 Ebm7 Eaug A Eb7 G#m7 C#9
Somewhere over the rain bow blue birds fly-----
F#m7 D7 G#m7 C#9
Birds fly over the rainbow
F#m7 B9 G#m7 C#9
Why then, oh why can't I------?
F#m7 D7 G#m7 C#9
Birds fly over the rainbow
F#m7 B9 E
Why then, oh why can't I?
E F#m7
If happy little bluebirds fly beyond the rainbow
B9 E C#9 F#m7 B9
Why, oh, why can't I?
E C#9 F#m7 B9
repeat
a possible last 4 chords at the very end could be E, C#7, F#m, B7, E. Like this:
E 0 2 2 1 0 0
C#7 9 8 9 10 x x
F#M 9 9 11 11 10 9
B7 7 9 7 8 7 7
E 7 7 9 9 9 7
unappropraiate
Can anybody suggest a good scale to use over this? I can't put my finger on one...