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# From pud!psl@bellcore.bellcore.com Fri May 19 18:51:20 1995 Message-Tag: 1831 Return-Path: <pud!psl@bellcore.bellcore.com> <9505192316.AA26592@pud.wolfe.net> G.Vaughn@ttu.edu Subject: Re: Cowpie News2#05 Cc: Bo Baur <tgtchb@chem.tue.nl> Reply-To: psl@acm.org (Peter S. Langston) content-length: 1726 Some correcrtions on "Too Gone" Here are the chords (key of D) laid out like a chord chart: Verses 1 & 2 B7 % % % (% == repeat previous measure) E7 % % % A7 % D B7 E7 % A7 % B7 % % % D % F#7 % B7 % E7 % A7 % D % Final (half) Verse & Coda B7 % % % D % F#7 % B7 % E7 % A7 % F#7 % B7 % E7 % A7 % D % Or, to put it another way:
You've been B7too gone, for too long, It's E7too late to come back now. A7It's been so long since you D7walked out my B7door, Now you're E7just an old song nobody A7sings anymore. I gotta a B7new love and she's the true love, But Ddarlin' how could you have F#7known' 'Cause you've been B7too gone, for E7too long now it's A7too late to come back Dhome
and
I had a B7good cry when you said "Goodbye." D I didn't wanna let you F#7go, But you've been B7too gone for E7too long, So A7why don't you just stay F#7gone' You've been B7too gone for E7too long, Now it's A7too late to come back Dhome.
---------- Peter Langston -- psl@acm.org -- Seattle, WA ----------