Songs of artist: Nanci Griffith

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Nanci Griffith

Nanci Griffith

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a year ago278Nanci Griffith

Verse 1: [F]There's four who share this room [C]We were caught up in the[G] craic [F]Sleeping late on Sundays [C]And we never get to [G]Mass Chorus: [F]It's a long [G]way from Clare to [C]here [F]It's a long [G]way from Clare to [Am]here[G] [F]It's a long, [G]long way, it gets [Am]further [G]by the [F]day It's a long, long [G]way from Clare to...

4 years ago492Other SongsNanci Griffith

# # ##This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the # ##song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. # # #From: darrel.huish@asu.edu (darrel huish) # #Friend out in the Madness #Nanci Griffith # [G]I am not a [D]child, though you tr[C]eat me as you've al[Am]ways seen...

5 years ago1881Other Voices - Other Rooms (1993)Nanci Griffith

BOOTS OF SPANISH LEATHER (Bob Dylan) [This is Nanci Griffith's version.] ------------------------------------ [Actually in A; capo 2. Each chord is one measure, except two chords joined by hyphens (e.g., "G - G/F#") are one measure _total_.] [See bottom of file for chord fingerings and picking...

5 years ago1129Little Love Affairs (1988)Nanci Griffith

This is by no means perfect, but it's something to go along with for one of the nicest songs I've ever heard. Anyone Can Be Somebody's Fool - Nanci Griffith ---------------------------------------------- Intro: Bb, F, Eb [Bb]You can cuss the daylights [Dm]Outta this pale winter moon [Cm]We could ponder every reason [Eb]Why your true love...

5 years ago968The MCA Years - A Retrospective,Late Night Grande Hotel (1991),The Dust Bowl Symphony (1999)Nanci Griffith

Song : Late Night Grande Hotel Artist : Nanci Griffith Tab by : Dave Allan E-mail : DADWALLAN@AOL.COM Saw Nanci play this live the first time I went to see her, blew me away! Great to pick great to strum........... C : x32010 Dm7 : xx0211 F : xx3211 G : 320003 G/B : x2000x F/A : x0321x G7 : 320001 Em7: 020030 Intro: C Dm7 F C G F [C]I'm...

5 years ago1239Once in a Very Blue Moon (1984),Baby Blue (2004)Nanci Griffith,Mary Lou Lord

(Richard Dobson) Once in a Very Blue Moon 1984 (intro) [E] [D] [A] [E] [E]Mamma's in the kitchen rattlin' pans and the [D]baby cries, on the [A]TV news, some[E]body died [E]He was a crazy biker in a motorcycle ridin' dare[D]devil show, in Merry [A]England, oh, [E]twenty seven years old [E]He was tryin' to break the record, for jumpin' over...

5 years ago1154Once in a Very Blue Moon (1984)Nanci Griffith

Capo on 5th Fret (chords relative to capo) INTRO [C] [G] [F] [C] [G] [F] VERSE 1 [C]I found your [G]letter in my [F]mailbox today [C]You were just[G] checkin' if [F]I was okay [C] And if I mi[G]ss you, well,[F] you know what they say CHORUS Just [F]once [G]... in a[C] very[B] blue[Am] moon Just [F]once in a[G] very blue[C] moon Just...

5 years ago1687The MCA Years - A Retrospective,Lone Star State of Mind (1987),The Dust Bowl Symphony (1999)Nanci Griffith

This is mostly played in the key of G, I have seen her use E shapes on capo 3, so if you prefer it that way just hit "transpose" 3|2|0|0|0|3 - G x|3|2|0|1|0 - C x|2|4|4|3|2 - Bm x|x|0|2|3|2 - D 3|x|0|0|1|3 - Gsus4 x|2|0|0|0|3 - G/B x|0|2|0|1|0 - Am7 x|2|4|2|3|0 - Bm7 [G] [Am7] [Bm7] [C] [G] Baby I k[C]now that we've got tr[Bm]ouble in the...

5 years ago995Little Love Affairs (1988)Nanci Griffith

LITTLE LOVE AFAIRS by NANCY GRIFFITH http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Love_Affairs Since the song is originally done with a folk band and violins it is really up to you what strumming pattern you'd like to choose. When I wak[C]e in the night and[F] find that I'm [C]dreaming[F] You[C]'re the first though[F]t in mind[C] Lov[C]e's a fair...

5 years ago2075The MCA Years - A Retrospective,Little Love Affairs (1988),Blue Roses From the Moons (1997)Nanci Griffith

Capo on 2nd fret [C]Gulf coast highway, he worked the rails He worked the rice fields with their cool, dark [F]wells He worked the [Am]oil rigs in the [G]Gulf of Mexic[C]o The only th[F]ing we've ever ow[C]ned is this old [G]house here by the[C] road And when he [Am]dies he says he'll [G]catch some blackbird's [C]wing And he will f[F]ly away...

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