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#She Gave Good Sunflower
#_______________________
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#by : The Black Crowes
#Transcribed by : Wim Heylen (wheylen@zorro.ruca.ua.ac.be)
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#Before you begin : there’s a chord in there, I don’t know what it’s called, so I’ll
# just call it D(special), and it’s like this :
#
# D(special)
# –0–
[–3–]–0–
[–5–]
It’s C, but two frets higher.

intro : D F#m G

(with sologuitar) D F#m G

(with bass) D F#m G

(all together) G C

1. i’ve been lost in the headlights
all night long
said i’ve felt taller, yes i heard the dealer’s song

G C D(special) C
say babe don’t mark me absent
G C D(special) C
i only missed out by a fraction
G C D(special) C
be the sun that bursts through my clouds
G C D(special) C
it’s hard enough just living on this ground

chorus :

say don’t pretend to me
i beg and i plead, your sunflower i need
thought nothing would surprise me
i was wrong now i see
come on baby and just do me if you please

2. this made me reminiscing
about the honey we made
i feel warm in your blizzard
and your flood i crave

G C D(special) C
i won’t abuse my anger
G C D(special) C
i promise you no lecture
G C D(special) C
come be the sun bursting through my clouds
G C D(special) C
it’s hard enough just living on the ground

chorus

solo : Am Bb C G (8x)

Comments and stuff : wheylen@zorro.ruca.ua.ac.be
(If anybody knows the name of my D(special)-invention, I’d love to know it.
I’m not even sure whether that’s the right chord or not.)

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#From sjheil@ibm.net Sun Mar 31 19:37:53 1996
#Date: Sun, 31 Mar 96 14:25:04 EST
#From: sjheil@ibm.net (Steven J. Heil)
#Subject: Wiser Time by The Black Crowes
#
#Song: “Wiser Time”
#Artist: The Black Crowes
#Album: _Amorica_
#Tab by: Steven J. Heil (sjheil@ibm.net)
#
#
#Well, here’s my shot at this great tune. I play it tuned down
#1/2 step (mostly because that’s how my guitar’s usually tuned),
#but since it’s all barres, you could play it in regular tuning.
#(It would be easier in open E tuning, and I’d be willing to bet
#that the Crowes play it that way to get the slides down right)
#
#
#
#Progression #1: B – A# – G#
#
#

Progression #2: G# - A# - A#, A# - C - C, D# - C - C# - A# - C - G#

[-]
NOTE: Don’t play the A# and B chords as E-barres – they
don’t
sound right. Play all of these as A-barres, except the
G#.

Song Structure: Intro (Progression 1 X 4)

Verse 1 (Progression 1 X 4)

Fill (Progression 1 X 2)

Verse 2 (Progression 1 X 4)

Chorus (Progression 2 X 2)

Electric Guitar Solo (Progression 1 X 4)

Verse 3 (Progression 1 X 4)

Chorus (Progression 2 X 2)

Steel Guitar Solo (Progression 1 X 4)

Organ Solo (Progression 1 X 4)

Electric Guitar Solo (Progression 1 X 4)

Chorus X 2 (Progression 2 X 4)

NOTE: There are tons of fills, licks, & slides all over the
intro,
fill, verses, choruses, and solos, but I’m strictly
rhythm,
so good luck on those!

Wiser Time by the Black Crowes
found on “Amorica”

transcribed by Don Toye

Rich in open G tuning
Marc in stnd tuning

Verse
No more time [C/A]left for shame
Horizon [C/A]behind me, no more pain
Windswpt [C/A]stars blink and smile
Another [C/A]song, another mile
You read[C/A] the line every time
Ask me about[C/A] crime in my mind
Ask me why[C/A] another road song
Funny but[C/A] I bet you never left home

Chorus
On[-] a good day, it[-]’s not every day
[D-B]We can[C-A] part the [B-G]sea
[G-A] And on a bad day,[A-B] it’s not every day
[D-B]glory [C-A]behind [B-G]our reach

Verse
14 seconds until sunrise
Tired but wiser for the time
Lightning 30 miles away
Three thousand more in two days

Chorus

jam follows (over verse chords), solos: acoustic slide, keyboard, elect. gtr.(Marc)

Chorus

Open G:
A# crd

[G-3]D-x

G (open strgs)

C/A crd (pick each note individually before changing to G)

D-0
[B-1]G-0
[B-2]G-0
D-x