Elizabeth You Were Born To Play That Part por Ryan Adams, tablaturas e acordes no PlayUkuleleNET

Elizabeth You Were Born To Play That Part

por Ryan Adams

Biografia:

David Ryan Adams (5 de novembro de 1974, Jacksonville, Carolina do Norte) é músico do estilo Alternative-Country/Rock.

Aos 16 anos, abandonou a escola para trabalhar em uma sapataria e começar a escrever músicas.

Sua primeira incursão na vida musical foi na escola com a banda punk Patty Duke Syndrome, alimentado por influências como o Dead Kennedys e Sonic Youth. No entanto, após sua primeira decepção amorosa, procurou um gênero musical que poderia encarnar seus sentimentos.

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From the 29 album. It's played on the piano so the bass notes and things may vary,
but this is the basic chords

Standard tuning, capo on 1st fret.

Chords used, relative to capo:

C - X32010
F - 133211
G - 320033
Am - X02210
Bbm - X13321

Intro - C - F - C - F - C

Verse:

F C
For you, I'd do anything

F
Tear myself in two

C
Just to hear you breathe

G Am F
Calculate the changes that in time

G Am F
Turn to nothing and then multiply

C
Yourself by my pain

F C
Over you is where I stand

F
I wish I knew why

C
But I don't understand

G Am F
I'm waiting on someone who just won't show

G Am F
Every night it seems, like theres no tomorrow

C F C
not that you will ever know

C G
Wherever you are I hope you're happy now

Am
I'm caught in a dream and I can't get out

I'm caught in a dream

F
I'm caught in an endless dream

C G
Wherever you are I hope you're happy now

Am
I'm caught in a dream and I can't get out

I'm caught in an endless dream

F C
And I'm not strong enough to let you go

Bbm F C
And I've tried everything, but that, Oh Elizabeth

The guitar comes in at the end, doesn't play anything different to the
chords in the rest of the song, mostly C G Am F I think. There is a solo
which goes (not relative to the capo):

e|---------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|-6--4--2--1----------6--4--2--1h2------------------------------------|
G|---------------------------------------------------------------------|
D|---------------------------------------------------------------------|
A|---------------------------------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------------|

This can probably be improved on so comments are welcome.