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4 years ago1064Other SongsThe Fleetwoods

Tragedy - The Fleetwoods Tabbed by: maguri Tuning: Standard The Fleetwoods Tragedy (1961) (Gerald H. Nelson/Fred B. Burch) Now on: "Come Softly To Me - The Very Best Of" Time signature: 6/8 Capo 1st fret INTRO | Cmaj7 | Dm | Em | Dm | [Cmaj7] Wind and storm (wah-[Dm]ooh), gone's the sun (wah[(Em)]-ooh) [Em] From the stars...

4 years ago406Other SongsThe Fleetwoods

Outside my Window ' The Fleetwoods Tabbed by: maguri Tuning: Standard The Fleetwoods Outside my Window (1959) (David/Edwards) Now on 'Come Softly To Me - The Very Best Of' The tuning is somewhere in between Bb and B on the recording. For playability I'd suggest transposing the song to A and then use a capo 1st fret (Bb) or 2nd fret...

4 years ago381Other SongsThe Fleetwoods

Records in 1962. INTRO: Ab Cm Db Cm Db #1. [Gm]Darling, hold my [Ab]hand, let me [Gm]know that you under[Ab]stand, [Gm]that til I'm free from the [Ab]girl who loves [Gm]me..we must be secretly.. BRIDGE: [Eb]Lovers [Gm]by [Ab]night, [Eb]strangers by [Ab]day.. til the [Gm]time you can [Ab]be in my [Gm]arms, [Ab]endlessly. [Eb]Lovers by...

5 years ago1192Mr. Blue (1959)The Fleetwoods

Come Softly to Me ? The Fleetwoods Tabbed by: maguri Tuning: Standard The Fleetwoods Come Softly to Me (1959) (Gretchen Christopher/Barbara Ellis/Gary Troxel) Now on ?Come Softly To Me - The Very Best Of? The tab points out the harmonies used throughout the song. When playing alone, I use the basic pattern to add these beautiful...

5 years ago2317Mr. Blue (1959)The Fleetwoods

Mr. Blue - The Fleetwoods Tuning: Standard The Fleetwoods Mr. Blue (1959) (DeWayne Blackwell) Now on: "Come Softly To Me - The Very Best of The Fleetwoods" The instrumental backing of this beautiful track is really low in the mix, so some of this is guesswork/interpretation (or simply a matter of taste). Anyway, what is here works well...