Fall – Dotan Capo 3 Song begins with this picking pattern, the rest is somewhat similar and easy to figure out once you've seen it. A E B C#m A E B B e|––––––––––4–––––––––––––––––––––––––––4–––––––––2–––––––––| B|–––2–––––––0–––––4––––––5––––––2–––––––0–––––4––––4–2–––––| G|––––2–––––––1–––––4––––––6––––––2–––––––1–––––4–––––––––––| D|––2––2–––2––––––4––4–––6––6–––2––2–––2––––––4––4––––––––––| A|–0–––––––––––––2––––––4––––––0–––––––––––––2––––––––––––––| E|––––––––0–––––––––––––––––––––––––––0––––––––––––2––––––––| A E B C#m The coldest night came in Spring A E B B The final frost was laid again A E B C#m It draft the roof, froze the shoes, killed the flowers, A E B B and stole the colour from the sun. C#m Oh let the river in, A B Burst the dams and start again. C#m Oh let the river in, A B The will of men can't hold it in. C#m Oh let the river in, A B As the blood beneath my skin. F#m Let the river in, A B Nature plays, nature wins. A E B C#m [intro pattern] A E B B [intro pattern] A E B C#m You held on to my hands like a vice, A E B B Turn the screw, turn them white, A E B C#m But there's a point there's a limit where we break, A E B B The current finds the quickest way. C#m So let the river in, A B Burst the dams and start again. C#m Oh let the river in, A B The will of men can't hold it in. C#m Oh let the river in, A B As the blood beneath my skin. F#m Let the river in, A B Nature plays, nature wins. A B A B ohohohoho, ohohoho, ohohohohho, ohohoh A B I feel the breaking of bricks and water, A B I feel the rhythm of the water, oh A B I feel the breaking of bricks and water, A B I feel the rhythm of the water, oh C#m So let the river in, A B Burst the dams and start again. C#m Oh let the river in, A B The will of men can't hold it in. C#m Oh let the river in, A B As the blood beneath my skin. F#m Let the river in, A B Nature plays and nature wins. C#m So let the river in, A B Burst the dams and start again. C#m Oh let the river in, A B The will of men can't hold it in. C#m Oh let the river in, A B As the blood beneath my skin. F#m Let the river in, A B Nature plays and nature wins. A E B C#m [intro pattern] A E B B [intro pattern]