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From: HENSCHJ5753@uni.edu
Date: Thu, 04 Jan 1996 16:07:57 -0600 (CST)
Subject: Nobody.crd

Nobody--Tom Waits

>From "Nighthawks At The Diner"
The song is in 4/4 and the tempo is played somewhat freely.
INTRO:
Arpeggio chords played by Tom on the piano.

A-----E(aug)------A------E(aug)

Verse 1:
A              Eaug
Nobody,        Nobody,
A
Will ever love you,
Eaug
The way I could love you,
A              A7/G           F#m
Cause Nobody,  Nobody is that strong,
F#m     Faug
Love is bitter sweet,
A/E        A(flat 5th)/Eb
And life's treasures deep
B7
But no one can keep 
E                  Eaug
A love that's gone wrong 


Chorus:
A              Eaug
Nobody,        Nobody,
A                 C#7        D - - Dm
Will love you the way that I could,
A               A7/G          F#m
Cause Nobody's, Nobody's that strong,
Eaug              A
Cause Nobody's that strong.

Verse 2:
A              Eaug
Nobody,        Nobody,
A
Will ever love you,
Eaug
The way I could love you,
A            A7/G    F#m
Cause Nobody is that strong
F#m             Faug
You've had many lovers,
A/E             A(flat 5th)/Eb 
You've had many others,
B7
But they'll only just break

E                  Eaug  
Your poor heart in two,

(repeat chorus and end)  

CHORDS:
   A Eaug E A7/G F#m Faug A/E A(flat 5th)/Eb C#7 D Dm B7
e--0---0----0--0----2---1------0-------x----------x--2--1--2
b--2---1----0--2----2---2------2-------2----------2--3--3--0
G--2---1----1--2----2---2------2-------2----------4--2--2--2
D--2---2----2--2----4---3------2-------1----------3--0--0--1
A--0---x----2--0----4---x------x-------x----------4--x--x--2
E--x---x----0--3----2---x------x-------x----------x--x--x--x

The F#m, Faug, A/E, and A(flat 5th)/Eb sequence is played with A
sort of moving bass down a 1/2 step each chord. As always questions
and comments are welcome.

Jeff Henscheid
henschj5753@cobra.uni.edu