Biography:
Catching Up With David Mead (In Four Scenes and Three Cities)
Nashville, TN, mid-1990s. . . After bouncing around the club scene in a few bands, David Mead takes the leap as a solo artist. A copper-topped kid with a tender heart and wicked sense of humor, he has one unfailing secret weapon - the kind of singing voice that can stop drunks in mid-drink and A & R guys in mid-schmooze. “A soaring but unshowy falsetto,” says Uncut. “Honeyed and compelling,” adds Entertainment Weekly.
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“Nashville”- David Mead
Capo 4 in DADGAD
Tabbed by Robin Young (YouTube: likeROCKSTAR)
Chords (relative to capo):
A: 770600
Bm: 990700
D: 000200
D(add9): 000202
D(accentuate 3): 000204
Dmaj7: 000240
D/F#: 400200
D/E: 200200
D/A: Slide up to 7th fret on bottom E string (just play the single note)
Em: 220000
E7: 220100
G: 550400
Gmaj7 to G5: 550040 to 550050
Intro:
Measure 1: D - D(add9)
Measure 2: D - D(accentuate 3)
Measure 3: D - D(add9)
Measure 4: Dmaj7 - D(accentuate 3)
Measure 5: D
G D
On a childhood highway, through a night alone
Em A
I was barely breathing, I was crawling home
G D
Well it's not quite London, or the south of France
Em A G D/F# D/E
Or an Asian island, or a second chance.
D Em
Going back to Nashville, thinking about the whole thing
D/F# Gmaj7 G5
Guess you gotta run sometimes
Bm D
Maybe I'm a fast train rolling down a mountain
G A (2 measures)
Watching all my life go by.
G D
You're a distant memory, you're an exit sign
Em A
I was talking crazy on the driver's side
G D
And I know I hurt you, but I can't confess
Em A G D/F# D/E
Was that blood or a wine stain on your wedding dress?
D Em
Going back to Nashville, thinking about the whole thing
D/F# G
Guess you gotta run sometimes
Bm E7
Maybe I'm a fast train rolling down a mountain
G A
Watching all my life go by.
D Em
Going back to Nashville, laughing at a bad break
D/F# G
What's the use in wondering why?
Bm D
Maybe I'm a storm front blowing through the valley
G
Tearing up a good July.
A Em G
And it's safe and warm where nothing ever happens
A Bm A G
Would it be so hard to realign a star or two?
Bm A (hold) D (see pattern below)
Change a southern night for you.
Interlude (very similar to intro, with one adaptation):
Measure 1: D - D(add9)
Measure 2: D - D(accentuate 3)
Measure 3: D - D(add9)
Measure 4: D - D(accentuate 3)
(2x)
G D/F# D/A D
Well it's not quite evening, and it's not New York
Em A
There's a scar in the blue sky by the old airport
G D
And I'm talking crazy on the driver's side
Em D/F# G A
I will always love you like a long goodbye.
Capo 4 in DADGAD
Tabbed by Robin Young (YouTube: likeROCKSTAR)
Chords (relative to capo):
A: 770600
Bm: 990700
D: 000200
D(add9): 000202
D(accentuate 3): 000204
Dmaj7: 000240
D/F#: 400200
D/E: 200200
D/A: Slide up to 7th fret on bottom E string (just play the single note)
Em: 220000
E7: 220100
G: 550400
Gmaj7 to G5: 550040 to 550050
Intro:
Measure 1: D - D(add9)
Measure 2: D - D(accentuate 3)
Measure 3: D - D(add9)
Measure 4: Dmaj7 - D(accentuate 3)
Measure 5: D
G D
On a childhood highway, through a night alone
Em A
I was barely breathing, I was crawling home
G D
Well it's not quite London, or the south of France
Em A G D/F# D/E
Or an Asian island, or a second chance.
D Em
Going back to Nashville, thinking about the whole thing
D/F# Gmaj7 G5
Guess you gotta run sometimes
Bm D
Maybe I'm a fast train rolling down a mountain
G A (2 measures)
Watching all my life go by.
G D
You're a distant memory, you're an exit sign
Em A
I was talking crazy on the driver's side
G D
And I know I hurt you, but I can't confess
Em A G D/F# D/E
Was that blood or a wine stain on your wedding dress?
D Em
Going back to Nashville, thinking about the whole thing
D/F# G
Guess you gotta run sometimes
Bm E7
Maybe I'm a fast train rolling down a mountain
G A
Watching all my life go by.
D Em
Going back to Nashville, laughing at a bad break
D/F# G
What's the use in wondering why?
Bm D
Maybe I'm a storm front blowing through the valley
G
Tearing up a good July.
A Em G
And it's safe and warm where nothing ever happens
A Bm A G
Would it be so hard to realign a star or two?
Bm A (hold) D (see pattern below)
Change a southern night for you.
Interlude (very similar to intro, with one adaptation):
Measure 1: D - D(add9)
Measure 2: D - D(accentuate 3)
Measure 3: D - D(add9)
Measure 4: D - D(accentuate 3)
(2x)
G D/F# D/A D
Well it's not quite evening, and it's not New York
Em A
There's a scar in the blue sky by the old airport
G D
And I'm talking crazy on the driver's side
Em D/F# G A
I will always love you like a long goodbye.
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