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Date: Mon, 6 Apr 1998 04:39:28 +0200 From: Andrea Stolte <stolte@astro.ruhr-uni-bochum.de> Subject: j/john_elton/we_all_fall_in_love_sometimes.crd Elton John We all fall in love sometimes (captain fantastic & the brown dirt cowboy) ******************* INTRO: Gm Cm D ******************* ******************* VERSE 1: *******************
GmWise men sayCm, it looks like rain today Dit crackled on the speakers Gmand trickled down the Gm7sleepy subway traiEbns. CmFor heavy eyes could Dhardly hold us, Gmaching legs that Gm7often told usEb it's all worth it. WDe all fall in love sometGmimes. Cm D ******************* REPEAT VERSE 1 CHORDS ******************* The full moon's bright and starlight filled the evening. We wrote it and I played it, something happened it's so strange this feeling naive notions that were childish, simple tunes that tried to hide it, but when it comes. We all fall in love sometimes. ******************* VERSE 2: ******************* GDid we, didn't Amwe, should we, couldn't wCe I'm not sure 'cause sEometimes we're so Amblind. CStruggling through the Dday When even your best friend CsaGysC G BDon't you CfindAm, Dwe all fall in love someGmtimes.
******************* SOLO is like the verse 1 starting in the 2nd chord and withouth the 3 last chords, then it goes like verse 2: ******************* And only passing time Could kill the boredom we acquired Running with the losers for a while But our Empty Sky was filled with laughter Just before the flood, painting worried faces with a smile ******************* REPEAT VERSE 1 without the 3 last chords and go to: ******************* G Am Bm C Bm Am D G That's it! This file is for guitar playing, but it's better when played in a piano or keyboard. If you want the piano version, send an e-mail to jgarrao@uol.com.br and I'll be pleased to return it. SORRY! At the moment the piano part is not available - the author will redigitize it as soon as possible! Thanks for Your patience! Any changes are welcome, as well as suggestions. You can e-mail me for musical knowledge interchange, if you may.