Transcribed by John Hicks.
* E, Dm,E
* E, Dm,E
* Am,G,F,E
* Eb, Db, Dm, G, Bb, F, Bb, F, Dm
Additional remarks by Jens Berke:
If you play the D and the second E-chord in the verse with the
following position, I find the song even more interesting to play:
D(2) xx0230
E(2) 7x9900
Transcribed by Fred.
[C]Empty [Fmaj7]birdcage in her [Am]room
[C]Curtains [Fmaj7]pulled against the [Am]moon
[C]Follow her down to Lou[Fmaj7]isiana
[Am]Hotel room with the bedside manner
[C]God I've [Fmaj7]got to get back [Am]soon
[Bb]She wriggles like a fish in a [C]net
[Bb]Details you can never for[C]get
[Bb]One thing or another
[C]Never anybody [Bb]considering the re[C]gret [Bb] [F] [C]
That's my story [Bb] [F] [C]
Cost a fortune [Bb] [F] [C]
Louisiana Dm / / / G / / / Dm / / / G F Em Dm CJason Roberts added a capo'd version that compliments the tabs above:
Capo'd on 5th:
G Cmaj7 Em x4
F G x5
F C G x3
Am D Am D C Bm Am G
"Also sounds rather lovely on the mandolin!"
Transcribed by Jens Berke.
Fmaj7/C [x33210]
G5 [3X0033]
Dsus4/F [2x0233]
D [xx0232]
Dsus2 [xx0230]
Em [022000]
Em7 [022033]
C9 [X32033]
C [X32010]
Am [X02210]
Intro
G5 Em7 Dsus4/F# C9 (X 2)
Verse
G5 Em7 Dsus4/F# C9
Chorus
Am G5
Days of sickly summer packed up and gone,
Em Dsus2 C
nothing helps when nothing is wrong.
Am D
She's got the where with all, she's got the knowledge,
C (No Chord)
it's wonderful, we should get going.
Fmaj7/C C
Sleeping the winter
Am G5
down in Buffalo.