Biography:
Lucinda Williams (born January 26, 1953) is an American rock, folk, and alt-country songwriter and singer. A three-time Grammy Award winner, she was named "America's best songwriter" by TIME magazine in 2002.
Williams has garnered considerable critical acclaim but her commercial success has been moderate. She has a reputation as a perfectionist and as a slow worker when it comes to recording; six years passed between the release of her second and third albums.
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"Changed the Locks" by Lucinda Williams
From the album "Lucinda Williams" (1988)
Written by Lucinda Williams
Tabbed by CJWilky
You can add various steps in here eg E7 which is the one Lucinda herself tends to play.
Standard tuning
No capo
[Intro]
A E (x4)
E7
[Verse 1]
A E
I changed the lock on my front door
A E
so you can't see me anymore
A E
And you can't come inside my house
A E
And you can't lie down on my couch
A E E7
I changed the lock on my front door
[Verse 2]
A E
I changed the number on my phone
A E
so you can't call me up at home
A E
And you can't say those things to me
A E
that make me fall down on my knees
A E E7
I changed the number on my phone
[Verse 3]
A E
I changed the kind of car I drive
A E
so you can't see me when I go by
A E
And you can't chase me up the street
A E
And you can't knock me off of my feet
A E E7
I changed the kind of car I drive
[Verse 4]
A E
I changed the kind of clothes I wear
A E
so you can't find me anywhere
A E
And you can't spot me in a crowd
A E
And you can't call my name out loud
A E E7
I changed the kind of clothes I wear
[Verse 5]
A E
I changed the tracks underneath the train
A E
so you can't find me again
A E
And you can't trace my path
A E
And you can't hear my laugh
A E
I changed the tracks underneath the train
[Break]
A E A E
A E E7
[Verse 6]
A E
I changed the name of this town
A E
so you can't follow me down
A E
And you can't touch me like before
A E
And you can't make me want you more
A E E7
I changed the name of this town
[Outro]
A E
I changed the lock on my front door
A E
I changed the number on my phone
A E
I changed the kind of car I drive
A E
I changed the kind of clothes I wear
A E
I changed the tracks underneath the train
A E E7
I changed the name of this town
A E E7
I changed the name of this town
A E
I changed the name of this town
A E A
From the album "Lucinda Williams" (1988)
Written by Lucinda Williams
Tabbed by CJWilky
You can add various steps in here eg E7 which is the one Lucinda herself tends to play.
Standard tuning
No capo
[Intro]
A E (x4)
E7
[Verse 1]
A E
I changed the lock on my front door
A E
so you can't see me anymore
A E
And you can't come inside my house
A E
And you can't lie down on my couch
A E E7
I changed the lock on my front door
[Verse 2]
A E
I changed the number on my phone
A E
so you can't call me up at home
A E
And you can't say those things to me
A E
that make me fall down on my knees
A E E7
I changed the number on my phone
[Verse 3]
A E
I changed the kind of car I drive
A E
so you can't see me when I go by
A E
And you can't chase me up the street
A E
And you can't knock me off of my feet
A E E7
I changed the kind of car I drive
[Verse 4]
A E
I changed the kind of clothes I wear
A E
so you can't find me anywhere
A E
And you can't spot me in a crowd
A E
And you can't call my name out loud
A E E7
I changed the kind of clothes I wear
[Verse 5]
A E
I changed the tracks underneath the train
A E
so you can't find me again
A E
And you can't trace my path
A E
And you can't hear my laugh
A E
I changed the tracks underneath the train
[Break]
A E A E
A E E7
[Verse 6]
A E
I changed the name of this town
A E
so you can't follow me down
A E
And you can't touch me like before
A E
And you can't make me want you more
A E E7
I changed the name of this town
[Outro]
A E
I changed the lock on my front door
A E
I changed the number on my phone
A E
I changed the kind of car I drive
A E
I changed the kind of clothes I wear
A E
I changed the tracks underneath the train
A E E7
I changed the name of this town
A E E7
I changed the name of this town
A E
I changed the name of this town
A E A
