Biography:
The English rock band Traffic started out with Steve Winwood, Dave Mason, Jim Capaldi, and Chris Wood after Winwood left The Spencer Davis Group. From their beginning, in 1967, they were quite popular in their native England, though success elsewhere was slower in coming. Their first three albums combined psychedelic rock and soul with elements of British folk music, giving them a unique, groundbreaking sound. Their most popular single was Dear Mr. Fantasy, from the album of the same name.
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Other songs:
- Dear Mr. Fantasy
- Hole In My Shoe
- 40000 Headmen
- Cryin To Be Heard
- Dear Mister Fantasy
- Dear Mr Fantasy
- Empty Pages
- Evening Blue
- Every Mothers Son
- Feelin Alright
- Forty Thousand Headmen
- Freedom Rider
- Hidden Treasure
- House For Everyone
- John Barleycorn
- Light Up Or Leave Me Alone
- Low Spark
- Many A Mile To Freedom
- Paper Sun
- Sad And Deep As You
- Smiling Phases
- Snad
- Sometimes I Feel So Uninspired
- The Low Spark Of High
- The Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys Live
- Walking In The Wind
- Who Knows What Tomorrow
- You Can All Join In
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#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research.#
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"Who Knows What Tomorrow May Bring"
(S. Winwood - J. Capaldi - C. Wood)
Verse:
B C (C#)
/ . / .
C#7
We are not like all the rest
F#7 B7 C7 (C#7)
You can see us any day of the week
C#7
Come around, sit down, take a sniff, fall asleep
F#7 B7 C7 (C#7)
Baby, you don't have to speak
C#7
I'd like to show you where it is
F#7 B7 C7 (C#7)
But then it wouldn't even mean a thing
C#7
Nothing is easy, baby, just please me
F#7 B7 Bb7 (A7)
Who knows what tomorrow may bring
Chorus:
A7
If for just one moment
F7
You could step outside your mind
Bb7
And float across the ceiling
F A Bb B [N.C.]
I don't think the folks would mind
[repeat verse]
[repeat chorus]
Coda:
(organ solo [4X]):
B7 C7 C#7 F#7
/ . / . / / / / / / / / / / / /
B7 C7 C#7 F#7
Who knows what tomorrow may bring [repeat to fade]
-- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers
#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.#
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------#
"Who Knows What Tomorrow May Bring"
(S. Winwood - J. Capaldi - C. Wood)
Verse:
B C (C#)
/ . / .
C#7
We are not like all the rest
F#7 B7 C7 (C#7)
You can see us any day of the week
C#7
Come around, sit down, take a sniff, fall asleep
F#7 B7 C7 (C#7)
Baby, you don't have to speak
C#7
I'd like to show you where it is
F#7 B7 C7 (C#7)
But then it wouldn't even mean a thing
C#7
Nothing is easy, baby, just please me
F#7 B7 Bb7 (A7)
Who knows what tomorrow may bring
Chorus:
A7
If for just one moment
F7
You could step outside your mind
Bb7
And float across the ceiling
F A Bb B [N.C.]
I don't think the folks would mind
[repeat verse]
[repeat chorus]
Coda:
(organ solo [4X]):
B7 C7 C#7 F#7
/ . / . / / / / / / / / / / / /
B7 C7 C#7 F#7
Who knows what tomorrow may bring [repeat to fade]
-- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers
Trampled By Turt (...)
Tr?n Thu H&agrav (...)
Tran-siberian Or (...)
Transition
Transmissor
Travis Ratledge
Travis Scott
Travis Tritt
Tree 63
Tren A Marte