#20153  by Winterland
 
Any body have tabs on this tune. the one I found are not too good. I need the intro and fills.

 #20154  by AugustWest
 
When I play the intro by myself I just hammer on the 4th. switch from A to Asus4 sorta like the intro to tangled up in blue. The tabs for this song on this site are accurate. Just walk up or down into the next chord for fills. Like from A chord you can fall down into the E chord by playing single note G# F# into the E chord. If someone else is playing rhythm then I would guess you can fill your leads in arrpegio's around each chord or work within the A major scale. Hope this helps I am not really that accomplished of a guitar player.

 #20162  by Banjomike0319
 
Yeah I have the Old and In they Way banjo music book, and the chord progression is in there. When my band plays it I play that banjo intro and they do a little hammer on thing with there G chords, that what that banjo lick is in.

G
If you ever feel lonesome.
D
And your down in sanintone
Am D
Beg steel or barrow
C F
Two Knickles or a dime and call me on the phone

G
I'll meet you at alimoe station.
D
And we can say a prayer.
Am D
The holey ghost and the marry mother will heal us
Em D C
As we kneel there......

F C
In the Moonlight
F C
In the Midnight
F C F G
In the Midnight Moonlight Midight

And so on

Thats how we play it.

 #20163  by Banjomike0319
 
Crap I messed that up bad, ooops, I fix it.

 #20306  by shakedown_04092
 
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Midnight Moonlight 
by Peter Rowan


A
If you ever feel lonesome
E
And you’re down in San Antone
Bm                E                       D                       G
     Beg steal or borrow two nickels or a dime and call me on the phone
A
And I'll meet you at Alamo Mission
E
Where we can say our prayers
Bm                            E                   F#m   E          D
The Holy Ghost and the Virgin Mother will heal us as we kneel down there


Chorus:

       G         D           G         D
In the moonlight      in the midnight
       G         D            A
In the moonlight midnight moonlight
       G         D           G         D
In the moonlight      in the midnight
       G         D            A 
In the moonlight midnight moonlight


A
If you ever feel sorrow
E
For the love you have wronged
Bm                      E              D              G
     With no hope for tomorrow, in the setting of the sun
A
And the ocean is howling
E
With dreams that might have been
Bm                    E                   F#m       E           D 
The last good morning sunrise will be the brightest you've ever seen


Chorus


 #20339  by Shaggy
 
Cool song. IMO though Jer never topped his Old and In The Way version.

 #20418  by ronster
 
Cheese jams on an A and C alternating chord thing changing it around by adding 7ths and 9ths. Fun to thing to jam out with in this tune. Use A maj and C maj scales for leads.

 #20790  by Django
 
Does the Old and in the Way banjo book really say 'alimoe station'?

 #20791  by Banjomike0319
 
Yeah, I might have spelt it wrong but yeah,

"I'll meet you at alimoe station, and we can say our preyer, the holy ghost and the virgin mother will heal us as we kneel there".

Thats what I have in the book, why have you heard somthing different.

 #20793  by jck_strw
 
If you ever feel lonesome
And you're down in San Antone
Beg, steal, or borrow
Two nickels or a dime to call me on the phone
I'll meet you at Alamo Mission
Where we can say our prayers
The Holy Ghost and the Virgin Mother will heal us
As we kneel there
From the Grateful Dead Lyric And Song Finder, http://www3.clearlight.com/~acsa/intro.htm

 #20795  by Django
 
I was just wondering, music books can be pretty inaccurate. This site is much more accurate both for lyrics and chords in most cases .
Alamo mission just has a mythical sound to it and I've always liked that line.
Also rock lyrics have a history of misinterpreted lyrics, like the "'scuse me while I kiss this guy" from Purple Haze.

 #20809  by Banjomike0319
 
I dont think I have run into a music book that is not accurate, I acutually perfer music books over tabs. Besides little licks and such.