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Capo: 2 Tuning: E A D G B E
Artist: Mandolin Orange Title: The Wolves Tuning: Standard Capo: 2nd fret Based on multiple videos of them playing it live https://youtu.be/k2QjEgOtCAA?t=303 (NPR Tiny Desk Concert) https://youtu.be/wqWBth_rLgw?t=243 (Music at The Mansion) https://youtu.be/wdFf2UAwark?t=159 (Today in Music) https://youtu.be/VgQVRy5ykdI (Live at Radio Heartland) https://youtu.be/mBrPB0_kktU?t=999 (New Sounds Live In Studio) https://youtu.be/luI3F8_CgaA (Live from Here) [Chords] Am: 002210 Fmaj7/E: 033210 C/G: 332010 G: 320033 G5: 3x0033 G/B: x20033 G6add4/B x20010 A couple of things to keep in mind: -Emily Frantz regularly adds hammer-ons and pull-offs during those F and C shapes; for Fmaj7/E the pull-off's from 2 to 0 on the 3rd string, for C/G she hammers on from 0 to 2 on the 4th string: e|--0----0----| B|--1----1----| G|--2p0--0----| D|--3----0h2--| A|--3----3----| E|-------3----| -When going from G5 to G, there's a hammer on from 0 to 2 on the 5th string, when going from C/G to G6add4/B she adds the B on the 5th string while keeping the C on the 2nd string. e|--3----0----| B|--3----1----| G|--0----0----| D|--0----0----| A|--0h2--0h2--| E|--3---------| -As you can see in the videos I referenced, Emily Frantz isn't as strict with some of these shapes and hammer-ons/pull-offs. In the end it's up to you whether you want to play them or not and how often. [Intro] Am - Fmaj7/E - G5 - C/G - G6add4/B Am - Fmaj7/E - G5 - G - C/G - G6add4/B Am - Fmaj7/E - G5 - G - C/G - G6add4/B Am - Fmaj7/E - G5 - G - C/G [Verse 1]
At my gC/Gate, I'll always greet you At my dG5oor, you're weGlcome C/Gin There can Fmaj7/Ebe no transgC/Gression As a meG5ans to an end On the wC/Gind, the wolves are howling Open arG5ms are clGosed in feC/Gar Helping haFmaj7/Ends are clenched in aC/Gnger Broken heG5arts beyGond reC/Gpair
[Chorus]
EverytAmhing's so great, it caFmaj7/En't get better, maG5kes me wanna cC/Gry G6add4/B That IAm'll go out hFmaj7/Eowling at theG5 moon toC/GnightG6add4/B
[Bridge] Am - Fmaj7/E - G5 - G - C/G - G6add4/B Am - Fmaj7/E - G5 - G - C/G [Verse 2]
There she sC/Gtands, so tall and mighty With her kG5een and watchful eyC/Ge And the hFmaj7/Eeart of a moC/Gther Holding oG5ut her guiding light Well, it's a hC/Gard road to travel This old rG5ock from end to eC/Gnd The sun, it rFmaj7/Eises on her bC/Grow And sets uG5pon the grGeat eC/Gxpanse
[Chorus]
EverythAming's so great, it caFmaj7/En't get better, maG5kes me wanna cC/Gry G6add4/B That I'Amll go out hoFmaj7/Ewling at the mG5oon toC/Gnight G6add4/B
[Bridge] Am - Fmaj7/E - G5 - G - C/G - G6add4/B Am - Fmaj7/E - G5 - G - C/G - G6add4/B Am - Fmaj7/E - G5 - C/G - G6add4/B Am - Fmaj7/E - G5 - G - C/G [Verse 3]
There she sC/Gtands, so tall and mighty Her gG5aze facing the eC/Gast At her Fmaj7/Eback, our doors are clC/Gosing As we gG5rin and bare our teeth On the wAmind the woG6add4/Blves are hoC/Gwling She crG5ies "They're drawing neC/Gar" Well, turn Fmaj7/Earound, turn around myC/G darling Oh, the woG5lves are hC/Gere
[Chorus]
EverythAming's so great, it caFmaj7/En't get better, maG5kes me wanna cC/Gry G6add4/B That I'Amll go out hoFmaj7/Ewling at the mG5oon toC/Gnight G6add4/B Yeah, IAm'll go out Fmaj7/Ehowling at the mG5oon tonC/Gight G6add4/B
[Outro] Am - Fmaj7/E - G5 - G - C/G - G6add4/B Am - Fmaj7/E - G5 - G - C/G - G6add4/B Am - Fmaj7/E - G5 - G - C/G - G6add4/B Am - Fmaj7/E - G - C/G They sometimes also extend this to about 6 to 8 total lines with the same general pattern of Am - Fmaj7/E - G5 - C/G - G6add4/B