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From: faulkner@bnr.ca (Tony Faulkner)
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Subject: Beverly Craven Chords..promise me
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OK this is just for a bit of a laugh, I worked some of them out last
night after hearing some girl singing it really well unaccompanied in a
pub.  I thought next week I might grab the guitar and join her. As I say
I've only worked them out to a point, I'll do the rest tonight and I'll
post them if zi get the time.  From memory.

Intro
~~~~~

C#m (x13321@4)B (x2444x@1) A (x02220@1) B (x2444x@1) X2

1st Verse
~~~~~~~~~
C#m (x13321@4)B (x2444x@1) Abm (133111@4) A (x02220@1)x3

1st Verse (end bit and bridge to 2nd verse)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

F#m  Ab(maj)  C#m  C#m  A   Ab
.and wish that it was still last night (the chords aren't placed over
                                         words here, just to let you
                                         know where abouts in the song
                                         you should be)
2nd Verse
~~~~~~~~~

C#m (x13321@4)B (x2444x@1) Abm (133111@4) A (x02220@1)  X2

2nd verse end bit into chorus
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Ab   C#m  C#(maj)  F#m  D   D(Ebass) (xx2232)

Main Chorus
~~~~~~~~~~~

A   C#m   D  ??????????????????????????? I put down the guitar and
                                         fell asleep here.


Good melody isn't it? I bet us guitarists could learn a thing or two
about melodic chromatics and key changes from this one. Not a cliche
anywhere. Anyone care to finish it off?

By the way I can't remember if I told you what the song was,
It's by Beverly Craven and it's called Promise me.

Cheers,

Big Toe.