Im The Man That Will Find You Cifras

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Cifras

Cm7

Dm7

Gm7

Am7

Palhetada

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This song is in slightly odd timing - very easy to work out by listening to
the original track
 
I play all of these chords in an E barre chords format, instead of going to the A
string, I think that he does too.
 
 
[Verse]
Cm7                  Dm7               Gm7       Am7
 Hey, I never get it all right, get it all right
Cm7                      Dm7                          Gm7           Am7
 Be my medal, and I will wear you all night, wear you all night long
Cm7                     Dm7               Gm7               Am7
 Be a minute, I've been waiting long for you, you know, you
Cm7                           Dm7               Gm7       Am7
 You be my baby, because I can wait it long time!
 
 
[Chorus]
Cm7         Dm7                Gm7       Am7
 I, I'm the man that will find you
(Til the end of day)
 
Cm7         Dm7                Gm7       Am7
 I, I'm the man that will find you
(Til the end of day)
 
Cm7         Dm7                Gm7       Am7
 I, I'm the man that will find you
 
 
And it just goes like that for the rest of the song. There is one other verse that I
haven't worked out, sorry :\
 
When you're on the Gm7 feel free to play with the fifth fret on the high E string, and
similarly when playing the Am7 play with the seventh fret on the E string. Enjoy
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Me thinks the last part goes something like: Cm7, (C#) E/Dm7, [(D) Dm7, (G) Gm7, (E) Gm7] Notes in parentheses are bass notes. The part in the brackets are played in half the time - but listen to the song for the rhythm.

watchin some live vids he seems to move it all down one fret each chord but down one fret. does it in a few performances ....

It’s much easier if you put a capo on the 3rd fret and play open chords and then the only bar chord is the Am7. So transposed cm7—> am7 .......... dm7 ——> Dmajor Gm——-> Just 5th Fret on A string Am7 ——> Bar 5th fret then 7 on A string