Sail On Chords
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Difficulty: | beginner |
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Capo: | 6th fret |
Author e.yaekle@yahoo [a] 207. Last edit on Feb 13, 2014
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Sail On
The Commodores/Ritchie
Transcribed Ed Yaekle
I found several versions of this, none quite right (though close). It's capo'ed on
the 6th for simplicity (no weird or bar chords). Sounds good on an accoustic this way, too. Enjoy!
Capo 6 fret
G
Sail on down the line
Am
About half a mile or so
Am G
(I)Don't really wanna know where you're going
G
Maybe once or twice
Am
Time after time I tried
Am
To hold on to what we got
G
But now you're going
C D G Em C
And I don't mind about the things you're gonna say lord
C D G Em
I gave all my money and my time
C D
I know it's a shame
G Em C D C
But I'm giving you back your name yeah yeah
C G Am
Yes, I'll be on my way
C G Am
I won't be back to stay
C G Am
I guess I'll move along
G D G
I'm looking for a good time.........
G
Sail on down the line
Am
Funny how the time can go
Am G
Friends says they told me so but it doesn't matter
G
It was plain to see
Am
That a small town boy like me
Am
Just wasn't your cup of tea
G
I was wishful thinking
C D G Em C
I gave you my heart and I tried to make you happy
C D G Em C
And you gave me nothing in return
C D
You know it ain't so hard to say
G Em C D C
Would you please just go away yeah yeah
C G Am
I've thrown away the blues
C G Am
I'm tired of being used
C G Am
I want everyone to know
G D
I'm looking for a good time
G C D
Good time....
C B
Sail on honey
C B Am7
Good times never felt so good
C B
Sail on honey
C B Am7
Good times never felt so good
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5 comments

This truly is the best version for an intermediate player like myself. However, the B chord at the end is a B flat... even my wife noticed when I played the chord, she said, “that didn’t sound right....” lol, but I truly appreciate you posting this. Thanks, BTH
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Agree with other comment of blacktopherd.
Perfect tab for campfire guitar players, thanks for the effort!
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The best version in my opinion and agree with the post below that the B chord at the end should be a B flat. As well, in my opinion, at this time, the C chord at the end sounds better as an Am7 chord. So the end chorus would be Am7, B flat, Am.
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