NOTES: It's one of those rare times that Neil is using an open
tuning. In this case, the tuning is Open C, which, from top string
to bottom, goes: C-G-C-G-C-E.
Of course, you don't have to use the tuning if you don't want to
-- you can just play the chords the way they're named (and don't
pay attention to the fingerings mentioned at the bottom). But hey,
if you haven't already, you owe yourself the experience of playing
in an alternate tuning. *grin*
INTRO:
C* F(V)* G(VII)* C (x4)
VERSE 1:
C F G C
I might be old but I'm someone new she said
F G C
I'm so sore that I could cry always
F G C
in the night lay your tired arms
CHORUS 1:
F
She will have her way
C
somehow I will still believe her
VERSE 2:
It's the life I've been frightened of seems like
deathly silence and especially the dark
feels like I am heavy and my spirit has died
CHORUS 2:
F
She will have her way
A(IX)*
and somehow I will still believe her
F
she will have her way
D(II)* G
one day I will come back
DOO-DE-DOO PART 1:
G F G F D F C
VERSE 3:
C F G C
Still no end in sight
F G C
though I travel far and wide
F G C
dying man is doing time
F G C
thinker, soldier terrified
CHORUS 3:
And she will have her way
and somehow I will still believe her
she will have her way
and one day I will come
DOO-DE-DOO PART 2:
G F G F C D
G F G F C D C D C
(ride out on: C F )
* UNUSUAL CHORDS
C 000000
F(V) 555555
G(VII) 777777
A(IX) 999900
D(II) 222200
[c] 1997 by Roundhead Music, administered by Wixen Music Publishing (BMI)
(Transcription by Marck Bailey)
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