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From: Daniel Meijer 
Date: Mon, 20 Nov 1995 08:32:30 +1100 (EST)
Subject: Re: caroline by badloves

"Caroline" by The Badloves
Notated by Daniel Meijer 

Tune your guitar down a 1/2 step. The song's in 6/8 time, but swing it a bit! Watch the rhythms 
to the song to hear the picking.

(----s>5---  means slide to 3rd fret.)

Intro Riff (play twice):

|----------------------0--|--1-----0----------------|
|--2-----2-----3----------|--------------3-----1----|
|-------------------------|-------------------------|
|----------------------3--|--0---0---0---0---0---0--|
|--0---0---0---0---0------|-------------------------|
|-------------------------|-------------------------|

|-------------------------|-------------------------|
|--------1----------3-----|--1---1---1---1-----1----|
|-----2----2------4-------|-------------------------|
|--3----------s>5---------|--3---2---0--------------|
|-------------------------|--------------3---3---2--|
|-------------------------|-------------------------|

Verse 1:

C          G
We share a wine at your table
F
Young summer sun in our eyes
C			G
With the voice that you save for strangers, you
F		     Fsus4
Read aloud t'me from your book of lies
Am		 F
Well I know that one thing's for sure
Am		D
Our love's in a heap on the floor - tell me
C         F
Caroline, how divine
C	    F
How do you sleep there so simply
C	           F			 G
With bells on your toes and the light on your lips - tell me
C		F
Who am I if I'm not the one who is
Am		  D
Feeling used, but now that its done
C		 F		G       F	G
Who'll keep your sweet thing satisfied?

Chorus:
(play intro riff twice)

Caroline
(How I wish I was free)
Caroline
()

Verse 2: (same chords as before)

Blue masquerade in the evening
Words from some purple crusade
Delivering the loaves and the fishes
To the sounds of a passing parade

I clearly see your desire
Pass me some more holy wine
Tell me, Caroline, how divine
How do you sleep there so simply?
With bells on your toes and the light on your lips
Who am I if I'm not the one
Who is feeling used, but now that its done
Who'll keep your sweet thing satisfied?

Chorus

Chorus again:

How divine
(How I wish I was free)
Caroline
Hope you're happy in your dreams.

________

Please email me your comment/suggestions/feedback/etc so I
know someone's actually reading this and it's not a waste of time! :)


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Daniel Meijer - Sydney, Australia.
       dmeijer@zeta.org.au
   p3034558@hardy.ocs.mq.edu.au
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On Sun, 19 Nov 1995, cal woods wrote:

>
> hi daniel -
>
> thanks for the file, but i need to get it in plain-text.
> please resend
>
> cheers
>
> :-)
> cal
>