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Lee Hazlewood

Lee Hazlewood

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4 years ago867Gypsies & Indians (1993),Cake or Death (2006)Lee Hazlewood

the other tab for this song is awful and this a great song and i want people to learn it right. ( Tab from: http://www.guitartabs.cc/tabs/l/lee_hazelwood/some_velvet_morning_crd.html ) [F#m]Some velvet [A]morning when I'm [F#m]straight [F#m]I'm gonna o[A]pen up your [F#m]gate [A]And maybe tell you 'bout [F#m]Phaedra And [A]how she gave me...

4 years ago768Love and Other Crimes (1968),Cowboy in Sweden (1970)Lee Hazlewood

LEE HAZLEWOOD "FORGET MARIE" From the 1968 LP "Love and other crimes" The lyrics are also written down by ear, so they might not be entirely correct (especially in the second verse) Intro [C] [Bb] [F] [G] [C]Standing on the [Bb]corner with a [F]raggedi-old [G]suitcase [C]by my side[Bb][F][G] [C]Waiting for a [Bb]Greyhound bus to [F]come...

4 years ago545Something Special (2007),Lose This Life (2003)Lee Hazlewood,Tait

[C]Yesterday was blue child c[Bb]ause I never knew child [C]Today I found you child, now I kn[F]ow what I?m go[G]nna do chi[C]ld [F]Gonna get [G]next to y[C]ou child [C]I wanted to die child, d[Bb]on?t you ask me why child [C]Then you walked by child, now I kn[F]ow what I?m g[G]onna do ch[C]ild I?m [F]gonna get [G]next to y[C]ou child Middle...

4 years ago488Friday’s Child (1965)Lee Hazlewood

Since You're Gone Intro: E A E [E]I woke up this morning feelin' just as all my head were reelin' Reelin' from a dream I had last ni[G]ght[B7] [E]Then I'd turned and [E7]faced my pillow [A]wept just like a weeping willow [E]Seems like the [B7]dream I had was [E]right You were [G]gone and the love I was givin' is [E]gone And the reason for...

4 years ago711Trouble Is a Lonesome Town (1963)Lee Hazlewood

[A]Back when [D7]I was [A]ten Jim was [D7]my best [A]friend We'd go down [D7]to the [A]station and [D7]watched the [E]trains come [A]in The [F#m]long black [A]train, the [F#m]long black [A]train Some day I told my friend we'll ride that train and then We'll make a fortune for ourselves and we'll ride it home again The long black train the long...

4 years ago614Forty (1969)Lee Hazlewood

Intro / Riff (w\ bottleneck) : [E] e|-5-3------------------| B|-----5-3-5-3----------| G|-------------1--------| I a[E]wake from troubled [B]sleep in the [A]middle of the [E]night Reach[B]ing for the sof[A]t hand that once h[E]eld mine so tight My [C#m]fingers touch the pillow where [A]once you [B]laid your [E]head A D E Riff And I run my...

4 years ago663Love and Other Crimes (1968)Lee Hazlewood

[A]Walk me [G]out in the morning [A]dew, my honey Walk me [G]out in the morning [A]dew, today [D]Can?t walk you [C]out in the morning [D]dew, my honey Can?t walk you [C]out in the morning [D]dew at all Thought I heard a young girl crying baby Thought I heard a young girl crying today You didn?t hear no young girl crying baby You didn?t hear no...

4 years ago62413 (1972)Lee Hazlewood

Intro: D E F# B One [B]rainy night in Dallas I t[F#m]hought I saw your face Re[B]flected by the street lights t[F#m]o a wet place on the s[B]idewalk How well I do remember D[F#m]enver in December De[B]pression settin? in holding [F#m]hands with a friends we t[B]alked Chorus: And I [E]just thought that [F#]you?d like to [B]know I [E]just...

4 years ago593Back on the Street Again (1977),For Every Solution There’s a Problem (2002),Poet Fool or Bum - Back on the Street Again (2004)Lee Hazlewood

We woke up this morning in a Tulsa calaboose They fed us brown beans for breakfast and they had to turn us loose I [G]didn?t like that old sheriff and I wish I had told him so [D]What he don?t know won?t hurt me so come on buddy let?s go Let?s go to [G]Suddenly, Suddenly, Suddenly, Suddenly, Suddenly, [D]Suddenly, Suddenly, Su[C]ddenly,...

4 years ago548Forty (1969)Lee Hazlewood

Past the caf shutters down, no one stirs in the town. The [Dm7]morning after the [Gm]rain, the [Dm7]barges [Gm]move on the Seine. Down the avenue [Cm]lined with trees, Paris bells [Gm]ring on the breeze [G]Paris [Cm]bells [F]ring on the [Bb]breeze. Dawn is breaking, birds start to sing, sun is rising, warms everything. The echo of footsteps on...