• Song:

    Tomorrow Well See

  • Artist:

    Sting

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I have not found any correct tabs/chords on the Internet.
I have transposed it so that it is playable and singable 
for us immortals (if you?re not Sting of course :-)
If you want to sing along with Sting, put the capo on the 3rd fret.
Good luck!
Irion


TOMORROW WE?LL SEE (Sting, 1999)
(Singing starts at E and goes right up to B)

(The beginning is much the same as the middle 8
i.E. move notes downward from C# - C - B - Bb - G - F - E - D - C - B )

[ Em6/9] 0x2022 Clarinet: [Bbm7aug] x1x122 [Cm7aug] x2x233 [ G/D ]  /  [ A/E ]  [ Bb/A ] [ Am/B ]  /
[ Em7 ]  /  [ A9 ]  /  [ Em7/11] 2x2200  /  [ Em(maj9)]  0x2002 /  [ Em(maj9)]  /
(Bass begin: B, D (open string), B...use your second finger on the 2nd fret of the 2nd string
from the top, keep it there for both these chords throughout the song)
[ Em6/9] 022022  /  [B7aug( B9 )] x21213  /  [ Em6/9]  /  [B7aug( B9 )]  / Em6/9]  /  [B7aug( B9 )]  /
Em6/9]  /  Em6/9]  /

[Em6/9] 022022 The streets are wet, the [B7aug(b9)] x21213 lights have yet
[Em6/9] to shed their darkened luster on the [B7aug(b9)] scene.
[Em6/9] My skirt's too short, my tights [B7aug(b9)] have run,
[Em6/9] these new heels are killing me.

[Em6/9] My second pack of cigarettes, it's a [B7aug(b9)] slow night, but there's time yet.
[Em6/9] Here comes john from his other life, he [B7aug(b9)] may be driving to his wife.
[Em6/9] But he?ll slow down, take a look, I've [B7aug(b9)] learned to read them just like books.
[Em6/9] It's already half past ten, but they'll be back again.

[Em6/9] Head lights in the rainy street, I [B7aug(b9)] check, make sure it's not the heat.
[Em6/9] I wink, I smile, I wave my hand. He [B7aug(b9)] stops, he seems to understand
a [Em6/9] small transaction we must make, I [B7aug(b9)] tell him that my heart will break if he's
[Em6/9] not a generous man, I step into his van.

[Em6/9] They say the first's the hardest trick, and [B7aug(b9)] after that it's 
just a matter of logic.
[Em6/9] They have the money I have the time, [B7aug(b9)] being pretty's my only crime.
[Em6/9] You ask what future do I see, I [B7aug(b9)] say it's really up to me
[Em6/9] I don't need forgiving, I'm just making a living.

Biss: [ Am7 ] D?n't judge me, [ B7 ] you could be [Em6/9] me in another life,
in [ Em9 ] 022032 another set of circumstances.
[ Am7 ] D?n't judge me, [Am7/C] one more night ,
I'll just have [C7Maug/B] x2100x to take my chances,
[B7aug(b9)] and tomorrow we'll [ Em7 ] see.

Solo:   [ A/B ]  [B7aug( B9 )] / [ Em7 ] / [ A/B ]  [B7aug( B9 )] / [ Em6/9] / [ B9/4] [ B ] / [ E5 ] (no third)
Violins going down: A , G , F# , E , D , C

A [G11/D] x53453 friend of mine he wound up dead,
his [D1] xx0x47 dress was [ D2 ] xx0x46 stained the [ D3 ] xx0x35 colour [D4] xx0x33 red.
No [G1] xxxx22 next of [ G2 ] xxxx02 kin, no [ G3 ] xxx3x2 fixed [G4] xxx0x2 abode,
[ G6/7] xx345x another [ G7 ] xx343x victim [ F6/7] xx123x on this [ F7 ] xx121x  road.

The [Em6/9] police just carted him away, but [ Am7 ] x02013 someone took his place next day.
[Em6/9] Home by Thanksgiving, but not with the living.

Biss: [ Am7 ] D?n't judge me, [ B7 ] you could be [Em6/9] me in another life,
in [ Em9 ] 022032 another set of circumstances.
[ Am7 ] D?n't judge me, [Am7/C] one more night ,
I'll just have [C7Maug/B] x2100x to take my chances,
[B7aug(b9)] [Am/C] And [ G/B ] no it's just [F#m/A] not in my [Em/G] plan for
[ B/D# ] someone to [ F#m7(b5)] 2x110x care who I [B7aug( B9 )] Am.

(Here Sting starts playing 1/2 step up [Fm6/9], but I don?t...sue me)

[Em6/9] I walk in the streets for [B7aug(b9)] money, 
it's the [Em6/9] business of love, hey [B7aug(b9)] honey, come on!
[Em6/9] Don't leave me lonely, [B7aug(b9)] don't leave me sad,
[Em6/9] I'll be the sweetest five minutes you'll ever have.    

Biss: [ Am7 ] D?n't judge me, [ B7 ] you could be [Em6/9] me in another life,
in [ Em9 ] 022032 another set of circumstances.
[ Am7 ] D?n't judge me, [Am7/C] one more night ,
I'll just have [C7Maug/B] x2100x to take my chances,
[B7aug(b9)] and tomorrow we'll [ Em7 ] see.
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