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The chords I could get by ear. Since I needed the chords written and I couldn't find any
score nor tablature for this song, I posted what I could get. NOTE: The "?" is a chord
which I'm sure it's there but I can't figure it which is it. It's the same chord through
the whole song. Any corrections is welcomed.
INTRO: G Bm Em
G Bm Em
When the wagons leave the city
A F
for the forest, and further on
G Bm Em
Painted wagons of the morning
A C
dusty roads where they have gone
G Bm Em
Sometimes travelling through the darkness
A F
met the summer coming home
G Bm Em
Fallen faces by the wayside
C ? G Bm
Looked as if they might have known
Em Bm
O the sun was in their eyes
Em Bm
and the desert that dries
C G
In the country towns
A Em B C
where the laughter sounds
G Bm Em
O the dancing and the singing
A F
O the music when they played
G Bm Em
O the fires that they started
A C
O the girls with no regret
G Bm
Sometimes they found it
Em
Sometimes they kept it
A F
Often lost it on the way
G Bm Em
Fought each other to possess it
C ? G Bm
Sometimes died in sight of day
Em Bm
O the sun was in their eyes
Em Bm
and the desert that dries
C G
In the country towns
A Em B C
where the laughter sounds
OUTRO: G Bm Em A F G Bm
Em C ? G
Great tab! :)
out-of-key chords etc!
I love playing bass along to this and just improvising little fills n stuff!
It sounds pretty much dead-on, however each time it goes from A to F, there's an A/G in between there! It's quite clear that at least the bass goes A, G, F!
And that mysterious chord - I'm pretty sure it's an A-something, the root note is an A at least!
So again great tab, +5 stars! It's a shame there are only 5 Jack Bruce tabs on here when he's such a sublime composer/arranger and has such interesting chord progressions and
Also - it sounds like it ends on an E instead of a G :)