George Harrison - Woman dont you cry for me
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Artist: George Harrison
Song: Woman Don't You Cry For Me
Album: The Early Takes (2011)
Tempo: 4|4
URL: http://www.youtube.com/watch'v=pW72Ksy2KIo
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woman_Don%27t_You_Cry_for_Me
Style: Early Take: Simple Open-strung Blues guitar accompaniment with Jew's Harp.
Tuning: Open E
Chords:
654321 = EBEAbBE
E: 000000
E7: 030000
A: 555555
A7: 585555
B: 777777
B7: 797777
SPOKEN:
"Is it coming through"
"One and two and three and a four__"
INTRO:(Riff through Open strumming & Jew's Harp over)
|E E7 E|E E7 E |
CHORUS:
EGotta E7leave you Ehere,
EI'm gonna E7leave you at the Esta-E7tion.
EI've got a E7long way to Ego baE7by,
EWoman don't you E7cry for Em-e.
VERSE 1:
EAin't got E7time to Eplay,
EI don't E7need no EcompliE7cation.
EI've got a E7long way to go EbabE7y,
EWoman don't you E7cry for Em-e.
EI can't E7take no Emore,
EI don't E7need no EaggraE7vation.
EI've got a E7long way to go EbaE7by,
EWoman don't E7you cry for Em-e.
VERSE 2:
ATheres no A7one place I want to Abe,
AAttachment only A7hurts and locks Ayou in tigA7ht.
ABetter A7catch it Afor yourA7self,
ABefore the A7end comes Ea-E7lonEg.
ATheres just A7one thing I got to Asee,
AThats the Lord A7got to keep him in AsigA7ht.
ATake care A7of yourself AbaA7by,
AC'mon wont A7you let me Eb-E7e. E
INSTRUMENTAL:(Riff through Open strumming & Jew's Harp over)
|E |E7 E |E E7 |E E7 |
|E E7 |E E7 |E |E7 E |
|E |E7 E |E E7 |E E7 |
|E E7 |E E7 |E |E7 E |
REPEAT CHORUS
CODA:[Accelerando]
|A-A7-A |B-B7-B |E-E7-E |
[End]
Notes.
1. "You can see why people like Alvin Lee and Eric Clapton loved him so much;
George was never really considered a guitar god, he was always incredibly
economical, and it's perhaps surprising that all these virtuosos were such big
fans of his style. I like the fact that you can actually hear him dig in and
play. This is one of the earliest recordings on the album, and we've been trying
to figure out who else plays on it. Working from the recording date and who George
would have been with at the time, we think it might be a guy who worked for Apple
called Jonathan Clyde playing Jew's harp."
http://www.musicradar.com/news/guitars/giles-martin-on-george-harrisons-early-
takes-track-by-track-544713/8