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The original is by Albert Lee/ Love, but this is the Mazzy Star version from `So Tonight that I Might See':
Verse:
This is my five-string serenade
Beneath the waters at play
And while I'm playing for you
It could (might) be raining there too
Chorus:
And on my easel I drew
While I was thinking of you
And on the roof of my head
In came my five-string serenade
G C G(strum) End: This is my five-string serenade
The song follows the pattern: | A5: | 0 Verse | A 0 Verse | D 2 Chorus | G 2 Verse | B 0 Chorus | E x End |
Picking:
Picking is the same for each line of the verse:
E--------------------------------- B--------------------------1------ G----------0-----0-----0-----0---0 D--------0-----2-----2---2-----2-- A------2-----0-----3-------------- E--0h3----------------------------
The first three lines of the chorus are: E---------------------------2------ B-----------1-----------3-----3---0 G-------0-----0---0---2---2-----2-- D-----2---2-----2---0-------------- A---3------------------------------ E----------------------------------
Then the final line of the chorus goes like this:
E----------------------------2h3p2--------------2h3p2------ B----------1-------------3---------3--------3---------3--0- G------0-----0---0-----2---2---------2----2---2------------ D----2---2-----2-----0------------------0------------------ A--3------------------------------------------------------- E----------------------------------------------------------
And then back to the verse.
Hope that's clear - it's really fairly simple.
Dom
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