UNBREAKABLE HEART (by Benmont Tench; recorded by Carlene Carter) ---------------------------------------------------------------- [Actually in Bb; capo 3.] [Each chord is half a measure, except "Em - D" is one measure total.] [Sorry it's kind of hard to read; the lines of this song are structured oddly. All the verses are basically the same, but I wrote them all out because they're not easy to memorize.] [I'm pretty unsure about a lot of these chords, especially in the bridge. Any suggestions are more than welcome.] [The C's and Em's with * by them have an extra high G in them (pinky on the 3rd fret of the E string).] [Some unusual chord fingerings, and more comments, are at the end.]
Am7/DAm7/D In my blue world, you shone like heaven's fire Am7/D And left me crying in the dark A7sus4 How could any - one be so hard A9/C#A9/C#Am/DAm/D Did you think I had an unbreakable heart
Ddim7/G# - I suppose I should know sometimes love just comes and goes Ddim7/G# - But I believed, foolish me, we'd go on and on
Am7/DAm7/D One day, someone will come to you Am7/D And rock you tight - ly in her arms
A couple other notes on the chords: 1) The C* and Em* chords probably aren't really played by the guitar; I just put them in because they echo the melody of the song. 2) The B7 isjust two quarter notes. The first doesn't include an F# on the high E string, the second does. (I.e., play x2120x, then x21202.) 3) In the bridge, where it goes Em - D, don't play the highest strings on either of those chords. (The D is more like D5.) 4) In the A9/C#, make sure you hit that C#, or it'll sound weird. 5) In the Em* chords before A9/C#, you can play the descending notes by moving your pinky from 3 down to 2 as you get toward the A9.
