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Tuning: E A D G B E
BbMaj7 Bb* Fadd9 F7 e--6------------8---------3----------1 B--6------------6---------1----------1 G--7------------7---------2----------2 D--6------------6---------3----------3 A--8------------8---------3----------3 E--6------------6---------1----------1 Dm7 Faug F* e--1--------1---------0 B--1--------2---------2 G--2--------2---------2 D--0--------3---------3 A--0--------x---------x E--x--------1---------1 Dm Am G Gm C e--1--------0--------3------3-------0 B--3--------1--------1------3-------1 G--2--------2--------2------3-------0 D--0--------2--------3------5-------2 A--0--------0--------3------5-------3 E--x--------x--------1------3-------x Bb* = Bb Major 7 add 9 F* = F Major 7 Sharp 5 ( In the intro and first verse, Condon alternates between ) ( the F and Fadd9. Listen to the studio recording to hear how. ) ( ) ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVlbxWynyFE ) [Intro] Bbmaj7 Bb* Fadd9 F (x6) [Verse 1]
No, Bbmaj7I Bb*couldnFadd9't telFl yoBbmaj7u how tBb*he house bFadd9urned dFown Bbmaj7Last Bb*night whiFadd9le we F weBbmaj7re run Bb*- nFadd9ing arFound Bbmaj7Mid - Bb*nightFadd9 surrounFds you, tBbmaj7he moonligBb*ht makeFadd9s you pFroud Bbmaj7Last Bb*night, oFadd9h, we F weBbmaj7re run Bb*- nFadd9ing arFound
[Interlude] F7 Dm7 Faug F* (x2) [Chorus]
F7 Sing for last Dm7call, sing for last Faugfall, such was it F*all F7 Sing for last Dm7call, sing for last Faugfall, such was it F*all F7All aDm7long I Faugwas your F*home F7 All aDm7long I Faugwas your F*home
[Instrumental] F7 Dm7 Faug F* Dm Am G G Gm C Dm Dm (x6) F7 Dm7 Faug F* (x2) [Chorus]
F7 Sing for last Dm7call, sing for last Faugfall, such was it F*all F7 Sing for last Dm7call, sing for last Faugfall, such was it F*all And F7all aDm7long I Faugwas your F*home F7 All aDm7long I Faugwas your F*home F7 All aDm7long I Faugwas your F*home F7 All aDm7long I Faugwas your F*home __________________________________________________________________
This song is intended for ukulele, so I spent a lot of time matching the voicings of each chord. That's why I describe atypical fingerings for F augmented and G minor. This is largely based on a ukulele chart by user k9f100