Biography:
Sheryl Suzanne Crow (born February 11, 1962) is an American blues rock singer, guitarist, bassist, pianist and songwriter. Her music blends country, pop, folk, and blues rock into one mainstream sound, and she has won nine Grammy Awards. Crow is also a noted political activist.
Crow was born in Kennett, Missouri. Her parents were members of a local big band in which her father, an attorney, played trumpet. The family was very musical and owned three pianos.
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Date: Thu, 22 Jan 1998 02:11:39 EST
From: JMoff67
Subject: CRD: sweet_rosalyn.crd by Sheryl Crow
Song: Sweet Rosalyn
Artist: Sheryl Crow
Album: Sheryl Crow
Tabbed by: Julie Moffitt
If you listen to the song you can integrate the bass line into it by
hammering on and off betwee E/G on the 6th string on the G7 chords .
Intro: G7
Verse 1:
G7
Slappin' leather was devised
C
During a wild streak in her life
G7
She had a cheap apartment up on royal street
C
She brought home just enough to keep her on her feet
E C G
She don't believe in anything
E
But if you ask her she'll say
F
There's plenty of things to believe in
Chorus:
G C
Sweet Rosalyn sometimes you gotta give in
G C
Sweet Rosalyn sometimes you gotta give in
G
Sometimes you gotta be loved
Verse 2:
G7
She got a number off the bathroom wall
C
She was lookin for a good time so she made the call
G7
Got a strangely calm voice on the other line
C
Sneaky little priest tryin' to reach out to the swine
E C G
He said "Hello my name is Father Tim
E F
Seems to me your zeal for this life is wearin a little thin"
Repeat Chorus
Solo: G
E C G
Well maybe we all could use a little grace
E F
To know when to run or when to stay in one place
Repeat Chorus
Outro: E(7) - A(7)
(Hammer on and off between E & E7 and A & A7 to end)
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
Date: Thu, 22 Jan 1998 02:11:39 EST
From: JMoff67
Subject: CRD: sweet_rosalyn.crd by Sheryl Crow
Song: Sweet Rosalyn
Artist: Sheryl Crow
Album: Sheryl Crow
Tabbed by: Julie Moffitt
If you listen to the song you can integrate the bass line into it by
hammering on and off betwee E/G on the 6th string on the G7 chords .
Intro: G7
Verse 1:
G7
Slappin' leather was devised
C
During a wild streak in her life
G7
She had a cheap apartment up on royal street
C
She brought home just enough to keep her on her feet
E C G
She don't believe in anything
E
But if you ask her she'll say
F
There's plenty of things to believe in
Chorus:
G C
Sweet Rosalyn sometimes you gotta give in
G C
Sweet Rosalyn sometimes you gotta give in
G
Sometimes you gotta be loved
Verse 2:
G7
She got a number off the bathroom wall
C
She was lookin for a good time so she made the call
G7
Got a strangely calm voice on the other line
C
Sneaky little priest tryin' to reach out to the swine
E C G
He said "Hello my name is Father Tim
E F
Seems to me your zeal for this life is wearin a little thin"
Repeat Chorus
Solo: G
E C G
Well maybe we all could use a little grace
E F
To know when to run or when to stay in one place
Repeat Chorus
Outro: E(7) - A(7)
(Hammer on and off between E & E7 and A & A7 to end)
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