• Song:

    No Place To Hide

  • Artist:

    Alison Krauss

  • Album:

    So Long So Wrong

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Date: Fri, 20 Feb 1998 18:12:17 EST
From: JMoff67@aol.com
To: guitar@olga.net
Subject: CRD:no_place_to_hide by Alison Krauss Union Station

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Song: No Place to Hide
Artist: Alison Krauss and Union Station
Album: So Long So Wrong
Tabbed by:  Julie Moffitt 

No Place To Hide
(Bob Lucas/Belly Boy Music, BMI)

Capo II  all chords relative to capo

Intro:  Banjo in A

Verse 1:
A
When I was a child
I used to love to watch the rain
I'd stand under the downspout
Let the water cool my brain
I never thought to worry
If the river rose too high
That all the seeds we planted
Would get washed out with the tide
D
But now I am a man
                      A
And I need a place to hide

Chorus:
A
But there's nowhere to run
            B
And there's no place to hide
          D
Where the water runs free
        E             A
And the mud starts to slide

Break: Fiddle in A

Verse 2:
When I was a young man
I could work through wind and rain
I never thought to worry
Had no reason to complain
I thought that I was standing
On a rock so firm and strong
But it was easy then to see
Just what was right
And what was wrong
But now I am a man
I won't be hanging round too long

Break:  Mandolin in A

Verse 3:
When I was a child
I used to love to watch the rain
I'd stand under the downspout
Let the water cool my brain
I never thought to worry
If the river rose too high
And all the dreams we planted
Would get washed out with the tide

Repeat Chorus

          D
Where the water runs free
        E             A
And the mud starts to slide

Outro:  Banjo in A
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