Em
Cmaj7 Am C
(C D Em) see below in tab
In and out of the front door, ran twelve back-door angels.
C D
G Cmaj7 Am Am
D D B Em
Their hair was a golden-brown --- they didn't see me wink
my eye.
Em
D C
(C D Em)
`Tis said they put we men to sleep with just a whisper,
C D
G Cmaj7 Am
D D B Em
And touch the heads of dying dogs --- and make them linger.
Em
D
C (C D Em)
They carry their candles high --- and they light the dark hours.
C D
G C Am
D D B Em
And sweep all the country clean with pressed and scented
wild-flowers.
Solo (I haven't tried too hard here):
|: Em D :|: Am D :|
Em
Cmaj7 Am
C (C D Em)
They grow all their roses red, and paint our
skies blue ---
C D
G Cmaj7 Am
Am D
D B Em
drop one penny in every second bowl --- make half the beggars lose,
Em
D
C (C D Em)
why do the faithful have such a will to believe in something?
C D
G Cmaj7 Am
D D B Em
And call it the name they choose, having chosen
nothing.
Solo (I haven't tried too hard here either):
|: Em D :|: Am D :|: D :|: E :|
(Something like this for "Think I'll sit
down...")
--------------------------------------7- 5
5 3
-3--2-0-
--------------------------------------9- 7
7 5
-5--3-0-
--------------------------------------9- 7
7 5
-5--2-0-
--------------------------------------9- 7
7 5
-5--0-2-
2-2-slide---7---7h9-7------7----------7- 5
5 3
-3----2-
0-0---------0---0---0------0------------ -
- ; -
-0----0-
Em
E D D
C C D Em
Think I'll sit down and invent some fool --- some Grand Court Jester.
C D
G Cmaj7 Am
D D B Em
And next time the die is cast, he'll
throw a six or two.
In and out of the back-door, ran one front-door angel,
Her hair was a golden-brown --- she smiled and I think she winked
her eye.
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C D Em
The "(C D Em)" parts in the song may be played -32013 --0232 022000
for
easier playing.
All Cmaj7:s are not played as Cmaj7 - some are being played as C.
But Cmaj7
sounds nice - you decide yourself.