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Antje Duvekot - Landlady Song tab
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From the album: Boys, Flowers, Miles Tabbed by Zac Crook Standard tuning Capo: 6 -------------------- | G: 320033 | | Cadd9: X32033 | | Dsus4: XX0233 | | D: XX0232 | | Em7: 022033 | | Dsus4/F#: 200233 | -------------------- Intro: G G G G G G Cadd9 G Oh you're breaking my spirit and you're hurting my ears G G Dsus4 D Little darling, when I hold you close G G Cadd9 G You have laid in my bed since the day we were wed G Dsus4 G But when you're sleeping, I like you the most G G Cadd9 G Cause your voice is a needle on a record that's broke G G Dsus4 D The only one, babe, that you ever play G G Cadd9 G And these days it skips more, and it was not that good before G Dsus4 Em7 Oh, Lord, help me love you, babe G Dsus4 G Oh, Lord, help me love you, babe [ Tab from: http://www.guitaretab.com/a/antje-duvekot/182994.html ] G G Cadd9 G Well, long ago, I was foolish, long ago, I was young G G Dsus4 D You were a waitress on Route Thirteen G G Cadd9 G I was hungry for eggs, back then you had nice legs G Dsus4 G And the rest is just histo-ry G G Cadd9 G Now your voice is a needle on a record that's broke G G Dsus4 D The only one, babe, that you ever play G G Cadd9 G And these days it skips more, and it was not that good before G Dsus4 Em7 Oh, Lord, help me love you, babe G Dsus4 G Oh, Lord, help me love you, babe Dsus4/F# Cadd9 G Through thick and thin, that's the way that we swore Dsus4/F# Cadd9 Dsus4 But you ain’t been thin since the children were born G G Cadd9 G Oh, Lord, how I try, yeah, you know that I do G Dsus4 G But it ain't easy loving you G G Cadd9 G Cause your voice is a needle on a record that's broke G G Dsus4 D The only one, babe, that you ever play G G Cadd9 G And these days it skips more, and it was not that good before G Dsus4 Em7 Oh, Lord, help me love you, babe G Dsus4 Em7 Oh, Lord, help me love you, babe G Dsus4 G Oh, Lord, help me love you, babe That's it. This is one of her more easy songs. Listen to the song for strumming and the hammer-on on Em7 in the chorus...  |