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tabs for yonder
PostPosted:Sun Jul 15, 2007 9:06 pm
by Candyman421
wut up, i got some yonder tabs up if anyone wants, i hope i aligned them good enough, anyways enjoy
Another Day
tabbed by matthoff
CAPO ON 3RD FRET
G
When the rain is falling
C
You can hear me calling
G
Been gone so long
D
That I want to cry
G
All the cities that I've seen
C
This lonely road has taken me
G
To another place
D Em
Far away from you
C,D - 2 FILLERS
Em
I close the door behind me
D
And fall onto to the bed
Em
Nothing on the TV
D
And not much in my head
Em
I think of you, it makes me smile
D
Then I realize,
Em D G
It's another day without you
Chorus:
G C
Now wait for me little darling
G D
I'm coming home, I hope you understand
G C
I long for you little darling
G D G
Can't wait ‘til I can see you again
As the days turn into weeks
I’ll call you when you’re fast asleep
The air outside
Is cold enough to snow
All the little towns I see
Another road has taken me
To some other place far away from you
The man behind the counter
Says room 225
I can’t recall the place I’m in
By the looks inside
But sure as every hotel looks
The same I realize
It’s another day without you
Chorus:
Troubled Mind
By Yonder Mountain String Band
Intro Chords:
G C D G
C G
G C
Headin' down to the river, feelin' all undone
D G
Might be for the best if I just stare into the sun
C G C G
So I can't see, what a fool you made of me
Well, I am sittin' home alone, blue as I can be
Music turned up loud as hell, it hurts but just as well
But I can hear people talking 'bout us dear
Chorus:
C D G
By the looks I get seems I am the last to know
C D G
Apologetic eyes follow me everywhere I go
C D G
I swear I'm twenty-twenty but I never saw the signs
C G C G
And now I sit alone and try to ease my troubled mind
Mandolin break
Guitar break
Headed down to the barroom to get myself a drink
Money in my pocket's gonna help me not to think
Of you at all, no, I won't think of you at all
Well, I swear that women, she's like a mystery
I read those pages through and through
I still don't have a clue 'bout what went wrong or why she left after so long
Chorus
Banjo break
Chorus
Pride of Alabama
by Yonder Mountain String Band
*Capo 4th fret*
E||---------------------------------------0--|
B||--3-0----------0-1-3-3-3-0-3/5-5-5\3-1-1--|
G||-------0-0-0-2-------------------------0--|
D||---------------------------------------2--|
A||---------------------------------------3--|
E||------------------------------------------|
Verse 1:
G
Dixie was the pride of Alabama
G C
I met her on a lonesome midnight train
D G
Rollin' slowly out of Union Station
G D
She was staring out the window at the rain
Verse 2:
G
Well Dixie was from sunny Alabama
G C
Those old steel rails would roll to Birmingham
D G
Mobile, her final destination
G D
I looked down at the ticket in her hand
Chorus:
C D G
Southbound train it ain't you I know that done her wrong
C D G
Say again that you seen it coming all along
G C
All that she knew those sweet memories it's true
G D G
Dixie darling caught her southbound train
Verse 3:
G
Dixie asked if I'd been to Alabama
G C
Her voice was thick like some old southern night
D G
And maybe for the sake of conversation
G D
I said back in '88 or '89
Verse 4:
G
She said her daddy's fields were full of cotton
G C
By the river that she swam in as a child
D G
Lord she loved those sweet magnolia blossoms
G D
And that good ol' Honeysuckle growing wild
Chorus
Verse 5:
G
Dixie told me how she got to Denver
G C
A southern gal who coudn't stand the cold
D G
She fell in love and left Mobile forsaken
G D
Mistaken for a dusty pot of gold
Verse 6:
G
Dixie let the pieces fall together
G C
And painted up this picture in my mind
D G
Mobile, Alabama was a-callin' her back
G D
And the Pride of Alabama was on time
Chorus
oops
PostPosted:Sun Jul 15, 2007 9:07 pm
by Candyman421
i didnt align the chords good enough apparently, but just listen to the song
PostPosted:Mon Jul 16, 2007 7:44 am
by shakedown_04092
Don't know how this song goes, but next time, just use the "Code" button up top here, like this:
Code: Select allChorus:
G C
Now wait for me little darling
G D
I'm coming home, I hope you understand
G C
I long for you little darling
G D G
Can't wait ‘til I can see you again
Press the Code button to "open" it, then type of copy/paste the song, then press the Code button again to "close" it.
PostPosted:Mon Jul 16, 2007 8:15 am
by Banjomike0319
Thank's Candyman421 for the tabs I've been looking everywhere for the chord progressions.
no problem
PostPosted:Mon Jul 16, 2007 8:18 am
by Candyman421
no problem man, if you want a certain song, let me know,
this is better
PostPosted:Mon Jul 16, 2007 8:38 am
by Candyman421
Code: Select allalright this is all lined up better
Another Day
CAPO ON 3RD FRET
G
When the rain is falling
C
You can hear me calling
G
Been gone so long
D
That I want to cry
G
All the cities that I've seen
C
This lonely road has taken me
G
To another place
D Em
Far away from you
C,D - 2 FILLERS THROWN IN HERE
Em
I close the door behind me
D
And fall onto to the bed
Em
Nothing on the TV
D
And not much in my head
Em
I think of you, it makes me smile
D
Then I realize,
Em D G
It's another day without you
Chorus:
G C
Now wait for me little darling
G D
I'm coming home, I hope you understand
G C
I long for you little darling
G D G
Can't wait ‘til I can see you again
As the days turn into weeks
I’ll call you when you’re fast asleep
The air outside
Is cold enough to snow
All the little towns I see
Another road has taken me
To some other place far away from you
The man behind the counter
Says room 225
I can’t recall the place I’m in
By the looks inside
But sure as every hotel looks
The same I realize
It’s another day without you
Chorus:
Troubled Mind
By Yonder Mountain String Band
Intro Chords:
G C D G
C G
G C
Headin' down to the river, feelin' all undone
D G
Might be for the best if I just stare into the sun
C G C G
So I can't see, what a fool you made of me
Well, I am sittin' home alone, blue as I can be
Music turned up loud as hell, it hurts but just as well
But I can hear people talking 'bout us dear
Chorus:
C D G
By the looks I get seems I am the last to know
C D G
Apologetic eyes follow me everywhere I go
C D G
I swear I'm twenty-twenty but I never saw the signs
C G C G
And now I sit alone and try to ease my troubled mind
Mandolin break
Guitar break
Headed down to the barroom to get myself a drink
Money in my pocket's gonna help me not to think
Of you at all, no, I won't think of you at all
Well, I swear that women, she's like a mystery
I read those pages through and through
I still don't have a clue 'bout what went wrong or why she left after so long
Chorus
Banjo break
Chorus
Pride of Alabama
by Yonder Mountain String Band
*Capo 4th fret*
E||---------------------------------------0--|
B||--3-0----------0-1-3-3-3-0-3/5-5-5\3-1-1--|
G||-------0-0-0-2-------------------------0--|
D||---------------------------------------2--|
A||---------------------------------------3--|
E||------------------------------------------|
Verse 1:
G
Dixie was the pride of Alabama
G C
I met her on a lonesome midnight train
D G
Rollin' slowly out of Union Station
G D
She was staring out the window at the rain
Verse 2:
G
Well Dixie was from sunny Alabama
G C
Those old steel rails would roll to Birmingham
D G
Mobile, her final destination
G D
I looked down at the ticket in her hand
Chorus:
C D G
Southbound train it ain't you I know that done her wrong
C D G
Say again that you seen it coming all along
G C
All that she knew those sweet memories it's true
G D G
Dixie darling caught her southbound train
Verse 3:
G
Dixie asked if I'd been to Alabama
G C
Her voice was thick like some old southern night
D G
And maybe for the sake of conversation
G D
I said back in '88 or '89
Verse 4:
G
She said her daddy's fields were full of cotton
G C
By the river that she swam in as a child
D G
Lord she loved those sweet magnolia blossoms
G D
And that good ol' Honeysuckle growing wild
Chorus
Verse 5:
G
Dixie told me how she got to Denver
G C
A southern gal who coudn't stand the cold
D G
She fell in love and left Mobile forsaken
G D
Mistaken for a dusty pot of gold
Verse 6:
G
Dixie let the pieces fall together
G C
And painted up this picture in my mind
D G
Mobile, Alabama was a-callin' her back
G D
And the Pride of Alabama was on time
[code]
FUCK
PostPosted:Mon Jul 16, 2007 8:40 am
by Candyman421
i dont know how to do that code thing i give up, sorry shakedown04092
PostPosted:Mon Jul 16, 2007 8:48 am
by Banjomike0319
Yeah, accutually I am looking for the tab they cover of John Hartford's Cukoo's Nest, and also there original song years with rose, I really wanna find the intro tabed out.
years with rose
PostPosted:Mon Jul 16, 2007 9:21 am
by Candyman421
i know thats in drop d tuning, up strum the d chord and then walk up on A string (A-B-C) slide the c up to d and then walk it back down (C-B-A) back to d chord, wow maybe i should just tab it, i hope that kinda makes sense though, this is all of the top of my head
PostPosted:Mon Jul 16, 2007 10:57 am
by Banjomike0319
yeah if you could please tab it, unless you cant its ok, I'll try and figure it out tonight when I get out of work.
PostPosted:Mon Jul 16, 2007 11:03 am
by big_river_bum
40 Miles from Denver
Intro: A E C#m B D A F#m D A A E G D
A E C#m B
It's a cold, cold moon out tonight
D A F#m
And it's a cold, cold point on your knife
D A A E G D
Could I call myself a man if I left by the morning light?
C G D A
And I'd be 40 miles from Denver when you woke up all alone
G D D A C G
I'd be 40 miles from Denver and three days from my home
C G Em F C
In that cool mountain air, on an Appalachian trail
F C G
Ohh, life is better there
It's a lonely road to travel on
But I've stood here waiting much too long
And I'd rather leave this minute than try to carry on
And I'd be 40 miles from Denver headed east bound on the track
I'd be 40 miles from Denver and trying to get back
To that cool mountain air, on an Appalachian trail
Ohh, life is better there
It's a cold, cold moon out tonight
And it's a cold, cold point on your knife
Could I call myself a man if I left by the morning light?
And I'd be 40 miles from Denver when you woke up all alone
I'd be 40 miles from Denver and three days from my home
In that cool mountain air, on an Appalachian trail
Ohh, life is better there
PostPosted:Mon Jul 16, 2007 11:04 am
by big_river_bum
Code: Select allThe Bolton Stretch
(Kaufmann)
Tabbed by Tim Dunham
D C G
He cracks a wicked smile, had his foot pressed to the floor
D C G
Flyin' down country roads that he's been down before
D C G A
One of just three men that the sheriff cannot catch
Bm A G D C G (2x)
And he's travelin' 90 miles an hour, down the Bolton Stretch
The first time we had seen his face was back in '84
He walked right into old O'Hares, he robbed that liquor store
The sheriff tried to catch him but the man he got away
And he didn't show his face in town again until today
Chorus:
Em D
He Didn't come for justice, didn't come to make amends
Em D
Doesn't ask forgiveness, he's not looking to make friends
Em D A G
Just that he was passing through with money wearin' thin
A D C G
Now he's travelin' down the Bolton Stretch again
He watches all the trees fly by, but doesn't seem to care
Knows it's time to leave again, but doesn't know to where
And though he stole a lot of money, it's not enough for bail
And there are two blue lights behind him now, the sheriff's on his trail
Since the day that he was born he spent his whole live livin' free
With nothing but the loosest ties to friends and family
No punishment will make him care about the things he's done
And if he lives another 20 years he'll live 'em on the run
PostPosted:Mon Jul 16, 2007 11:05 am
by big_river_bum
Code: Select allMolly And Tenbrooks
(Monroe) as played by YMSB
tabbed by Tim Dunham
Intro: A D A E A E A
A D
Run oh Molly run, run oh Molly run
A E A
Ten-Brooks gonna beat you to the bright and shining sun
A
To the bright and shining sun oh Lord
E A
To the bright and shining sun
Ten-Brooks was a big bay horse, he wore a shaggy mane
He run all 'round Memphis, and he beat the Memphis train
Beat the Memphis train oh Lord
Beat the Memphis train
Ten-Brooks said to Molly, what makes your head so red
Running in the hot sun with a fever in my head
Fever in my head oh Lord
Fever in my head
Molly said to Ten-Brooks you're looking mighty squirrel
Ten-Brooks said to Molly I'm leaving this old world
Leaving this old world oh Lord
Leaving this old world
Out in California where Molly done as she pleased
She come back to old Kentucky, got beat with all ease
Beat with all ease oh Lord
Beat with all ease
The women's all a-laughing, the children all a-crying
Men all a-hollering old Ten-Brooks a- flying
Old Ten-Brooks a- flying oh Lord
Old Ten-Brooks a- flying
Kiper, Kiper, you're not riding right
Molly's a beating old Ten-Brooks clear out of sight
Clear out of sigh oh Lord
Clear out of sight
Kiper, Kiper, Kiper my son
Give old Ten-Brooks the bridle and let old Ten-Brooks run
Let old Ten-Brooks run oh Lord
Let old Ten-Brooks run
PostPosted:Mon Jul 16, 2007 11:06 am
by big_river_bum
Code: Select allLooking Back Over My Shoulder
Intro: C F G
A G
Looking back over my shoulder wondering how I made it here
D G A
For all the smoking and the beer I couldn’t tell ya
A G
Looking back over my shoulder wasn’t all that long ago
D G A
There was nothing in this world I didn’t know
D Bm C D G
Then a bitter wind it came blowing in
D C
And my fears, more than any man could hide
D Bm C D G
Lord that bitter wind, don’t it chill you to the bone
C F G
When you’re runnin’ all alone in the night
Looking back over my shoulder how many miles has it been
I still hear the barking dogs and the shouts of men
Looking back over my shoulder I see things I should have done
And I’ve got a funny feeling that I’ve seen my final sunrise
And that bitter wind it came blowing in
Lord and all I wanted was to shout out loud
But a bitter wind carries any mournful sound
And the ones sure to make if they find me
*Jam on verse chords before the song shifts to jam 2
Jam 2: C G C F G Em C (Repeat many times)
At the end of jam, play: C Am G C F Am G
Looking back over my shoulder got some miles on me now
There’s not much more I can do to keep my deal from going down
I’m tired in my bones and I’m starting to wonder
Can you really call it livin’ when your living on the run
And that bitter wind it came rolling in
And my fears Lord that any man could hide
Lord that bitter wind don’t it chill you to the bone
When your running all alone in the night
Outro: C Am G C F Am G
PostPosted:Mon Jul 16, 2007 11:06 am
by big_river_bum
Code: Select allLooking Back Over My Shoulder
Intro: C F G
A G
Looking back over my shoulder wondering how I made it here
D G A
For all the smoking and the beer I couldn’t tell ya
A G
Looking back over my shoulder wasn’t all that long ago
D G A
There was nothing in this world I didn’t know
D Bm C D G
Then a bitter wind it came blowing in
D C
And my fears, more than any man could hide
D Bm C D G
Lord that bitter wind, don’t it chill you to the bone
C F G
When you’re runnin’ all alone in the night
Looking back over my shoulder how many miles has it been
I still hear the barking dogs and the shouts of men
Looking back over my shoulder I see things I should have done
And I’ve got a funny feeling that I’ve seen my final sunrise
And that bitter wind it came blowing in
Lord and all I wanted was to shout out loud
But a bitter wind carries any mournful sound
And the ones sure to make if they find me
*Jam on verse chords before the song shifts to jam 2
Jam 2: C G C F G Em C (Repeat many times)
At the end of jam, play: C Am G C F Am G
Looking back over my shoulder got some miles on me now
There’s not much more I can do to keep my deal from going down
I’m tired in my bones and I’m starting to wonder
Can you really call it livin’ when your living on the run
And that bitter wind it came rolling in
And my fears Lord that any man could hide
Lord that bitter wind don’t it chill you to the bone
When your running all alone in the night
Outro: C Am G C F Am G