After The Gold Rush Chords
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After the Goldrush : Neil Young
Chords; G6: 320030 A6: x02222 Gmaj7: 320032
Intro: D G (x2)
Verse 1:
G6 D Dsus2 G6
Well, I dreamed I saw the knights in armour coming,
D Dsus2 G6
Sayin' something about a queen.
D Dsus4 D A6 A
There where peasants singin' and drummers drummin'
Gmaj7 A
And the archer split the tree.
Bm C
There was a fanfare blowin' to the sun
Gmaj7 C
that was floating on the breeze.
D Dsus4 D A6 A
Look at Mother Nature on the run
C G
In the nineteen seventies.
D Dsus4 D A6 A
Look at Mother Nature on the run
C G
In the nineteen seventies.
Verse 2:
G6 D Dsus2 G6
I was lying in a burned out basement
D Dsus2 G6
With a full moon in my eye
Dsus4 D A6 A
I was hoping for replacement
Gmaj7 A
When the sun burst through the sky
Bm C
There was a band playing in my head
Gmaj7 C
And I felt like getting high
D Dsus4 D A6 A
I was thinking about what a friend had said
C G
I was hoping it was a lie
D Dsus4 D A6 A
Thinking about what friend had said
C G
I was hoping it was a lie
Horn solo (lasts one verse)
Verse 3:
G6 D Dsus2 G6
Well I dreamed I saw the silver spaceship flying
D Dsus2 G6
In the yellow haze of the sun
D Dsus4 D A6 A
There were children crying and colours flying
Gmaj7 A
All around the chosen one
Bm C
All in a dream, all in a dream
Gmaj7 C
The loading had begun
D Dsus4 D A6 A
Flying mother nature's silver seed
C G
To a new home in the sun
D Dsus4 D A6 A
Flying mother nature's silver seed
C G
To a new home
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After The Gold Rush – Neil Young
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Nice work. Learned this old favorite in one night. Surprised the wife when she got home. Thanks!
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I'm glad folks are finding this tab useful.
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Great tab - thank you. Can also play the A as a bar chord on the fifth fret (and pick up the b note on the 7th fret) on “There was a “ before moving down to the Bm on “fanfare” for a nice effect.
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