Ten Oclock All Is Well by Judy Collins, tabs and chords at PlayUkuleleNET

Ten Oclock All Is Well

Biography:

Judy Collins (born Judith Marjorie Collins on May 1, 1939, in Seattle, Washington) is an American singer and songwriter known for the eclectic range of material she records (which has included folk, show tunes, pop, and rock and roll, as well as and standards) and for her social activism. Beginning in 1959, she was drawn to the music of Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger, and the traditional songs of the folk revival of the early 1960s. In 1968 she was awarded a Grammy for "Both Sides Now".

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Judy Collins - Ten O'Clock All Is Well

CAPO: 5th Fret

[Intro]
G F G F G F G F G

[Chorus]
F G F G
Ten o'clock, all's well
F G F Em
Ten o'clock, all's well
D Em D Em
Town crier calling, swinging his bell
D Em D Gm
Ten o'clock, all's well

[Verse 1]
Bb Gm Bb Gm
Except for the girl with the tear in her eye
Dm G Dm Bb
Whose sailor has left with a bitter goodbye
Am Bb Am
He swore on his life they never would part
F Am D
But he sailed and he left with her heart

[Interlude]
D G F G F G

[Chorus]
F G F G
Eleven o'clock, all's well
F G F Em
Eleven o'clock, all's well
D Em D Em
Town crier calling, ringing his bell
D Em D Gm
Eleven o'clock, all's well

[Verse 2]
Bb Gm Bb Gm
Oh, where were her words when he turned to go
Dm G Dm Bb
Of the new life within her, now he'd never know
Am Bb Am
She walked through the night full of grief and despair
F Am D
Crying, "Why has he gone and where?"

[Interlude]
D G F G F G

[Chorus]
F G F G
Twelve o'clock, all's well
F G F Em
Twelve o'clock, all's well
D Em D Em
Town crier calling, ringing his bell
D Em D Gm
Twelve o'clock, all's well

[Verse 3]
Bb Gm Bb Gm
She thought of her man who had sailed away
Dm G Dm Bb
Not even a kiss when he left that day
Am Bb Am
She walked to the dock where the sea meets the town
F Am D
And she stepped from the shore and she drowned