Biografia:
Christine Lavin (b. January 2, 1952) is a New York City-based singer, songwriter, and promoter of contemporary folk music. She has recorded numerous solo albums, and has also recorded with other female folk artists under the name Four Bitchin' Babes. She has also put together several compilation albums of contemporary folk artists, including On a Winter's Night.
She is known for her sense of humor, which is expressed in both her music and her onstage performances.
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RAMBLING WALTZ (Christine Lavin)
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[Actually in Bb; capo 3.]
[Each chord is one 3/4 measure.]
[* after an Am means it has a hammer-on from 0 to 1 on the B string.]
[* after a D means it has a hammer-on from 0 to 2 on the E string.]
G C G C G C G C
[intro]
G G Am Am*
Alone on the stage, you're a cowboy in lights
D D* C G
Charming the audience, night after night
G G Am Am*
They clap their hands for you, they all wish you well
D D* C D D* Dsus4 D
They go home to families, you go home to hotels
Well there's cranky bartenders, old chambermaids
Young waitresses who might like to get laid
Some treat you with contempt, and some with respect
Their faces stay with you, their names you forget
Am G Am G
You're a rambler, a singer of songs
Am G C D D* Dsus4 D
Women don't understand, and don't wait for you long
G G Am Am*
Now you gotta keep moving, travelling on
D D* C G C G C
The road's calling you, and you wish you were gone
Well, some call you a rambler, some call you a rogue
Some think you're a gambler, some think you're a joke
If I knew you better, I might not agree
But all I know of you is what I can see
With guitar in your hand and the light in your eyes
You come on so strong, you appear to be wise
When it's all over, you've nothing to so
But sit in some barroom and down quite a few
You're a rambler, a singer of songs
Women don't understand, and don't stay with you for very long
Now you gotta keep moving, travelling on
The road's calling you, and you wish you were gone
Oh you're tired of the East Coast, you long for the West
Where the sun always shines, and the beer tastes the best
But you need what you're getting up there on the stage
And you like making more than a journeyman's wage
So you're trapped in the music that you do so well
You're trapped in the comforts of fancy hotels
It's nothing you've said, I just think I can tell
If you had your way, you'd be gone
You're a rambler, a singer of songs
Women don't understand, and don't love you for long
Now you gotta keep moving, travelling on
The road's calling you, and you wish you were gone
G G Am Am*
Now you gotta keep moving, travelling on
D [stop] C [stop] G C G C G C G.
The road's calling you, now you're gone
TAB:
The intro uses this picking pattern, and the rest of the song is
similar, but I can't exactly figure it out.
G C
E ------3-----|------3-----|
B 0-----------|-1----------|
G --------0---|--------0---|
D ----0-------|----2-------|
A ------------|3-----------|
E 3-----------|------------|
^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ .
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##
<[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Subject: /l/Lavin.Christine/RamblingWaltz.tab
RAMBLING WALTZ (Christine Lavin)
--------------------------------
[Actually in Bb; capo 3.]
[Each chord is one 3/4 measure.]
[* after an Am means it has a hammer-on from 0 to 1 on the B string.]
[* after a D means it has a hammer-on from 0 to 2 on the E string.]
G C G C G C G C
[intro]
G G Am Am*
Alone on the stage, you're a cowboy in lights
D D* C G
Charming the audience, night after night
G G Am Am*
They clap their hands for you, they all wish you well
D D* C D D* Dsus4 D
They go home to families, you go home to hotels
Well there's cranky bartenders, old chambermaids
Young waitresses who might like to get laid
Some treat you with contempt, and some with respect
Their faces stay with you, their names you forget
Am G Am G
You're a rambler, a singer of songs
Am G C D D* Dsus4 D
Women don't understand, and don't wait for you long
G G Am Am*
Now you gotta keep moving, travelling on
D D* C G C G C
The road's calling you, and you wish you were gone
Well, some call you a rambler, some call you a rogue
Some think you're a gambler, some think you're a joke
If I knew you better, I might not agree
But all I know of you is what I can see
With guitar in your hand and the light in your eyes
You come on so strong, you appear to be wise
When it's all over, you've nothing to so
But sit in some barroom and down quite a few
You're a rambler, a singer of songs
Women don't understand, and don't stay with you for very long
Now you gotta keep moving, travelling on
The road's calling you, and you wish you were gone
Oh you're tired of the East Coast, you long for the West
Where the sun always shines, and the beer tastes the best
But you need what you're getting up there on the stage
And you like making more than a journeyman's wage
So you're trapped in the music that you do so well
You're trapped in the comforts of fancy hotels
It's nothing you've said, I just think I can tell
If you had your way, you'd be gone
You're a rambler, a singer of songs
Women don't understand, and don't love you for long
Now you gotta keep moving, travelling on
The road's calling you, and you wish you were gone
G G Am Am*
Now you gotta keep moving, travelling on
D [stop] C [stop] G C G C G C G.
The road's calling you, now you're gone
TAB:
The intro uses this picking pattern, and the rest of the song is
similar, but I can't exactly figure it out.
G C
E ------3-----|------3-----|
B 0-----------|-1----------|
G --------0---|--------0---|
D ----0-------|----2-------|
A ------------|3-----------|
E 3-----------|------------|
^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ .
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