Anchorage Tab by Michelle Shocked


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From: bc80233@bingsuns.cc.binghamton.edu


ANCHORAGE


(Almost all of the song follows this pattern, possibly with minor
variations.)

    G           Bm??       C           D

E-------------------0----------0---------2--------------------|
B--------0------3-----3-0--------1--------3-------------------|
G----------0-----------------------0--------------------------|
D---------------------------------------0---------------------|
A---------------------------3---------------------------------|
E----3----------2---------------------------------------------|

For the instrumental break, I think it's something like this:


      C       C/B      Am               C        C/B     D

E--------0-------0--------0---0------------0--------0-------0---0-----|
B----------1-------1--------1----------------1--------1-------1-------|
G---------------------------------------------------------------------|
D---------------------------------------------------------0-----------|
A--0-2-3-------2--------0------------0-2-3--------2-------------------|
E---------------------------------------------------------------------|


       C      C/B     Am               G               D

E--------0-------0-------0------0--------3-----3---------2-----2----|
B----------1-------1-------1------1--------0-----0---------3--------|
G----------------------------2------2--------0-----0---------2------|
D------------------------------------------------------0------------|
A--0-2-3-------2-------0--------------------------------------------|
E---------------------------------------3---------------------------|

The fingerpicking style presented here is more a reflection of my newness
to the art, and is probably a bit simpler than what she's playing. But
it'll allow you to sing it. In any case, the chords are sufficient for
a sing along. Hope you find it useful.

Ben McTernan
bc80233@bingsuns.cc.binghamton.edu