Biography:
RACHAEL CANTU is a talented singer/songwriter known for her evocative blend of indie folk rock delicately infused with distinctly powerful vocals, gentle melodies and heartfelt lyrics. Born in Orange County, this SoCal native has the whole package -- it’s no wonder she’s been aptly described as “something a mix of The Pretenders’ Chrissie Hynde, PJ Harvey, Sarah McLachlan and Norah Jones.”
As the title suggests, Rachael Cantu’s second studio album “Far and Wide” (self-released Nov 17
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Just a note about playing this song:
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During the song there are some (easy) solo parts that you can integrate into playing it
you would like.
I will explain them as they come up.
PS: I also tried to put the chord changes as close as I could to where they occur in the song,
so that's why they are not evenly spaced.
Enjoy :)
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Chords: Em 022000
G 320003
G/F# 2xxxxx (just play top string)
B7 224242
Cm7 x32000
C 335553
Intro:
Em G/F# G x2
Em G/F# G G/F#
follow me down to the parlor
Em G/F# G G/F#
lets have another drink
Em G/F# G G/F#
and lift those heavy eyelids my dear
Em G/F# G
you don't need that much sleep
B7 C
and you know it's alright
(after this walk down from 7th to 5rd fret on the D string)
B7 C
when you look me in the eye
(do the same here)
Em G/F# G
so stay with me 'til the morning my friend
Em G/F# G G/F#
lets have another round
Em G/F# G
then we'll have to run right outa here
Em G/F# G
to somewhere we won't be found
B7 C
and you know it's alright
(7th to 5th on D string)
B7 C
when you look me in the eye
(7th to 5th on D again)
G
(then transition to Cm7 with this)
e|-0-------------|
b|---3--0--------|
g|--------2--0---|
Cm7
(repeat)
G
and we'll be just fine
Cm7
we'll run all night
G
with you by my side
Cm7
we'll run all night
G
we'll run all night
Cm7
we'll run all night
G
we'll run all night
(it goes on and on like that)
------------------------------------
During the song there are some (easy) solo parts that you can integrate into playing it
you would like.
I will explain them as they come up.
PS: I also tried to put the chord changes as close as I could to where they occur in the song,
so that's why they are not evenly spaced.
Enjoy :)
__________________________________________________________________________________________________
Chords: Em 022000
G 320003
G/F# 2xxxxx (just play top string)
B7 224242
Cm7 x32000
C 335553
Intro:
Em G/F# G x2
Em G/F# G G/F#
follow me down to the parlor
Em G/F# G G/F#
lets have another drink
Em G/F# G G/F#
and lift those heavy eyelids my dear
Em G/F# G
you don't need that much sleep
B7 C
and you know it's alright
(after this walk down from 7th to 5rd fret on the D string)
B7 C
when you look me in the eye
(do the same here)
Em G/F# G
so stay with me 'til the morning my friend
Em G/F# G G/F#
lets have another round
Em G/F# G
then we'll have to run right outa here
Em G/F# G
to somewhere we won't be found
B7 C
and you know it's alright
(7th to 5th on D string)
B7 C
when you look me in the eye
(7th to 5th on D again)
G
(then transition to Cm7 with this)
e|-0-------------|
b|---3--0--------|
g|--------2--0---|
Cm7
(repeat)
G
and we'll be just fine
Cm7
we'll run all night
G
with you by my side
Cm7
we'll run all night
G
we'll run all night
Cm7
we'll run all night
G
we'll run all night
(it goes on and on like that)
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