Yesterday Is Here Chords

by Tom Waits
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Chords

Am
E
Dmaj7
C
F
E7sus4

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From: GLove1012@aol.com
Date: Wed, 12 Jun 1996 18:28:40 -0400
 
 
Yesterday is Here
Tom Waits: From "Frank's Wild Years"
Transcribed: Jim Harney
Email: GLove_1012@aol.com
 
             Am             E
If you want money in your pocket
      Am               E
and a top hat on your head
  Am               Dmaj7         E              E
a hot meal on your table and a blanket on your bed
 
              Am            C
-Chorus-well today is grey skies
          Dmaj7      Am
        tomorrow is tears
          F                         E          Am
        you'll have to wait till yesterday is here
 
          Am                E
Well I'm going to New York City
          Am           E
and I'm leaning on a train
    Am             Dmaj7
and if you want to stay behind and
          E             E
wait till I come back again
 
(Chorus)
           Am          F
-Bridge-If you want to go
         Am                 F
        where the rainbows end
                Am           F         Am
        you'll have to say goodbye
            Am               F
        all our dreams come true
         Am       F
        baby up ahead
                 Am               F     E7sus4
        and it's out were your memories lie
 
          Am                E
well the road is out before me
         Am               E
and the moon is shining bright
        Am           Dmaj7
what I want you to remember
        E         E
as I disappear tonight
 
(Chorus)
(Chorus)
 
 
Intro Lead Played Over one Verse-Chorus set.  ( / is slide )
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------------10-9-7---10-10---10-9-10---7-7-7--6-7-9-7---------------
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Chord-ology is as follows...  (if you don't know or forget them like me)
  Am    E     Dmaj7     C       F     E7sus4
--0-----0-------0-------1-------1-------0---------------------------
 
--1-----0-------3-------0-------1-------0---------------------------
 
--2-----1-------2-------2-------2-------2---------------------------
--2-----2-------0-------3-------3-------0---------------------------
--0-----2---------------0-------3-------2---------------------------
--------0-----------------------1-------0---------------------------
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8 comments
tarqu1no
Don't know why you are playing a Dmaj7th (when it actually isn't anyway in your diagram). For instance the bit that starts todays grey skies sounds much better as today's skies tomorrow's tears have yesterday here Am C D F Am E Am
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misterno
I agree with Dylan94: The C fits way better. The DMaj7 fits nowhere. The Am C D F Am E Am progression also makes a lot more sense. The rest is great though; thanks everyone for making it happen. Nothing like collaboration!
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philoskapher
what you call a dmaj7 you have outlined at the bottom as a dsus2. which is the correct chord?
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