Biography:
Jerome John "Jerry" Garcia (August 1, 1942 – August 9, 1995) was an American singer-songwriter and guitarist best known for his work with the band the Grateful Dead, which came to prominence during the counterculture era in the 1960s. Though he disavowed the role, Garcia was viewed by many as the leader or "spokesman" of the group.
One of its founders, Garcia performed with the Grateful Dead for their entire thirty-year career (1965–1995). Garcia also founded and participated in a variety of side projects
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- Deep Elm Blues
- Dire Wolf
- Down In The Valley
- Dreadful Wind And Rain
- Drifting Too Far From The Shore
- Fair Ellender
- Freight Train
- Hopalong Peter
- Ill Take A Melody
- Jackaroo
- Lonely Avenue
- Louis Collins
- Magnificent Sanctuary Band
- Midnight Getaway
- Midnight Town
- Mighty High
- Mission In The Rain
- Mississippi Moon
- Mountains Of The Moon
- Neighbor Neighbor
- Off To Sea Once More
- Rockin Chair
- Senor
- Shady Grove
- Simple Twist Of Fate
- Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
- Stealin
- Take Me
- The Handsome Cabin Boy
- The Sweet And Sunny South
- To Lay Me Down
- Tore Up Over You
- Waiting For A Miracle
- When The Hunter Gets Captured By The Game
- Whiskey In The Jar
- Whisky In The Jar
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(Slow with Alternating base note rhythm)
Verse 1:
| C | |
Take me to your darkest room close every
| | C7 |
window and bolt every door
| F | C |
‘cause every moment that I heard your voice I’d
| D7 | G G7 |
be in darkness no more
Verse 2:
| C | |
Take me to your most barren desert a
| | C7 |
thousand miles from the nearest sea
| F | C |
‘cause every moment that I saw you smile it would
| D7 | G G7 |
be like heaven to me
Chorus:
| G | |
There’s not any mountain too rugged to climb nor
| D | G G7 |
desert too barren to cross
| G | |
darling if you would just show a sign of
| D | G G7 |
love I could bare the load
Verse 3:
| C | |
Take me to Siberia in the
| | C7 |
coldest winter of the winter time
| F | C |
Then it would be just like spring in California to
| D7 | G G7 |
know that your love would be mine
Instrumental: (2x Guitar) (2x Mandolin)
Chorus:
Verse 3:
| C | |
Take me to Siberia in the
| | C7 |
coldest winter of the winter time
| F | C |
Then it would be just like spring in California to
| D7 | G G7 |
know that your love would be mine
| F | C |
Then it would be just like spring in California to
| D7 G | C C7 |
know that your love would be mine
Verse 1:
| C | |
Take me to your darkest room close every
| | C7 |
window and bolt every door
| F | C |
‘cause every moment that I heard your voice I’d
| D7 | G G7 |
be in darkness no more
Verse 2:
| C | |
Take me to your most barren desert a
| | C7 |
thousand miles from the nearest sea
| F | C |
‘cause every moment that I saw you smile it would
| D7 | G G7 |
be like heaven to me
Chorus:
| G | |
There’s not any mountain too rugged to climb nor
| D | G G7 |
desert too barren to cross
| G | |
darling if you would just show a sign of
| D | G G7 |
love I could bare the load
Verse 3:
| C | |
Take me to Siberia in the
| | C7 |
coldest winter of the winter time
| F | C |
Then it would be just like spring in California to
| D7 | G G7 |
know that your love would be mine
Instrumental: (2x Guitar) (2x Mandolin)
Chorus:
Verse 3:
| C | |
Take me to Siberia in the
| | C7 |
coldest winter of the winter time
| F | C |
Then it would be just like spring in California to
| D7 | G G7 |
know that your love would be mine
| F | C |
Then it would be just like spring in California to
| D7 G | C C7 |
know that your love would be mine
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