From A Window Cifras

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Autor: rikigo [a] 3.377. Última edição em 8 de fev. de 2021

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Artist: Billy J. Kramer with The Dakotas
Song:   From A Window [Live]
URL's:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBROl7UQ6Xo
        http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dakotas_%28band%29
Written Lennon & McCartney
Tempo:  4|4
Style:  60's Brit-Pop Melodic Ballad
Tuning: Standard
 
G:      355433 (Typically, played as an oscillating G to G11)
G11:    333433
Bm:     X24432
Em:     022000
Am:     X02210
D:      XX0232
Asus2:  X02200
 
[INTRO]
|G  |G  |
 
 
[VERSE 1}
G
Late yesterday night,
                    Bm     Em
I saw a light shine from a window,
Am              D
And as I looked again,
     G
Your face came into sight.
 
 
[VERSE 2]
G
I couldn't walk on,
                 Bm        Em
Until you'd gone from your window.
Am                D
I had to make you mine,
  G
I knew you were the one.
 
 
[CHORUS 1]
C              D
Oh, I would be glad,
        G
Just to have a love like that.
C              Bm
Oh, I would be true,
        Em               Am-Asus2-Am-Asus2
And I'd live my life for y-oo-oh-u.
 
 
[VERSE 3]
G
So meet me tonight,
                     Bm            Em
Just where the light shines from a window.
Am                 D
And as I take your hand,
         G
Say that you'll be mine tonight.
 
 
[INSTRUMENTAL]
|G Bm    Em|
|Am       D|
|  G       |
 
 
[CHORUS 2: Repeat CHORUS 1]
 
 
[VERSE 4]
G
So meet me tonight,
                     Bm            Em
Just where the light shines from a window.
Am                 D
And as I take your hand,
         Eb        C       G
Say that you'll be mine to-night.
 
 
[End]
 
 
Notes
1. There are but a few TAB'd versions of this song.  This version is based
directly on the observation of this Live performance on "Ready, Steady Go!" in
1964. By Robin MacDonald of 'The Dakotas', their Rhythm guitarist.  You can see
Keith Relf from the Yardbirds hosting at the beginning and end of this video.
 
2. Despite his previous international success Kramer went backwards with his
second and last UK single of 1964, the Lennon–McCartney composition "From a
Window", which only just became a Top Ten hit.
 
3.  This has been completely rewritten in the principal chords of G Major,
and the encouragement to review my original TAB.  The Dakotas play these chords
with a decidely 'rocking motion'(e.g. G-G11 and Am-Asus2) throughout the song.
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I believe you drew the wrong conclusions watching the guitar players regarding "oscillating G to G11." The guy playing the Telecaster can be seen "oscillating" between G and C. He's not lifting his fingers to play G11 (333433) but rather he's rocking or bending his fingers over to make a C chord using his little finger to barre the D G B strings on 5th fret to get 335553 (or more likely just playing the bottom 4 strings, so G = 3554xx and C = 3355xx. It's also clear that you cannot hear any chord so dissonant as G11 (333433 or 3334xx) but rather a C chord.

I play it a little different. Instead of the Bm, Em I just play an E7 at window. And at true, I play a B. The Am-Asus is replaced with A, D. Great tab, though.