Biography:
Donovan Philips Leitch (born May 10, 1946 in Maryhill, Glasgow), better known as simply Donovan, is a Scottish singer, songwriter, and musician. Originally a '60s folk singer, as the decade progressed Donovan cultivated his own unique eclectic sound, mixing elements of folk, pop, jazz, world music and more, often with a twinge of psychedelia. His most well-known work was suffused with altruistic political overtones, making him an iconic figure of the "flower power" counter-culture of the '60s.
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This song is tuned 1/2 step down.
G: 320001
C: 032013
D: 000232
There are a lot of hammer-ons in this song...particularly in the G's. The version I
know was off of a Bob Dylan documentary so I saw him play everything. The hammer-ons
for the G chord are on on the D string and A string, (from 0 to 2 each string and
strum). After the G in "...here to do", it's a progression from the G to C chord like
so...
e|-----------3---|
B|-----------1---|
G|-----------0---|
D|-----------2---|
A|-----0--2--3---|
E|--3--------0---|
You can figure it out just listening. This is one of my first tablatures I've written,
only cause they take so much time and I can usually find them, but if you notice
anything wrong, just let me know. Email's at the bottom. Beautiful song though.
Enjoy
[Verse 1]
G C G
When you're feeling kind of lonesome in your mind
C G
With a heartache following you so close behind
C D
Call out to me as I ramble by
C G
I'll sing a song for you
C G
Thats's what I'm here to do
C G
To sing for you
[Verse 2]
G C G
When the night has left you cold and feeling sad
C G
I will show you that it cannot be so bad
C D
Forget the one who went and made you cry
C G
I'll sing a song for you
C G
Thats's what I'm here to do
C G
To sing for you
[Verse 3]
G C G
When you feel you just can't make it anymore
C G
With your head bowed down you're staring at the floor
C D
Search out to me with your weary eyes
C G
I'll sing a song for you
C G
Thats's what I'm here to do
C G
To sing for you
[Verse 4]
G C G
Now every man he has his work you know
C G
And to find out mine you ain't got far to go
C D
Call out to me with your weary eyes
C G
I'll sing a song for you
C G
Thats's what I'm here to do
C G
To sing for you
C G
To sing for you
G: 320001
C: 032013
D: 000232
There are a lot of hammer-ons in this song...particularly in the G's. The version I
know was off of a Bob Dylan documentary so I saw him play everything. The hammer-ons
for the G chord are on on the D string and A string, (from 0 to 2 each string and
strum). After the G in "...here to do", it's a progression from the G to C chord like
so...
e|-----------3---|
B|-----------1---|
G|-----------0---|
D|-----------2---|
A|-----0--2--3---|
E|--3--------0---|
You can figure it out just listening. This is one of my first tablatures I've written,
only cause they take so much time and I can usually find them, but if you notice
anything wrong, just let me know. Email's at the bottom. Beautiful song though.
Enjoy
[Verse 1]
G C G
When you're feeling kind of lonesome in your mind
C G
With a heartache following you so close behind
C D
Call out to me as I ramble by
C G
I'll sing a song for you
C G
Thats's what I'm here to do
C G
To sing for you
[Verse 2]
G C G
When the night has left you cold and feeling sad
C G
I will show you that it cannot be so bad
C D
Forget the one who went and made you cry
C G
I'll sing a song for you
C G
Thats's what I'm here to do
C G
To sing for you
[Verse 3]
G C G
When you feel you just can't make it anymore
C G
With your head bowed down you're staring at the floor
C D
Search out to me with your weary eyes
C G
I'll sing a song for you
C G
Thats's what I'm here to do
C G
To sing for you
[Verse 4]
G C G
Now every man he has his work you know
C G
And to find out mine you ain't got far to go
C D
Call out to me with your weary eyes
C G
I'll sing a song for you
C G
Thats's what I'm here to do
C G
To sing for you
C G
To sing for you
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