Shes Gone Cifra
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| Dificuldade: | intermediário |
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| Capotraste: | sem capo |
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Transpose -3 steps with buttons on the left for original key, (or leave like this to sing with
baritones!). Ask if you want chord fingering help.
Intro: (D9 D) x5
D9 D D9 D
Everybody's high on consolation, everybody's tryin' to tell me what is right for me, yeah
D9 D Bm7 - Em7 D9
I need a drink and a quick decision, now it's up to me, oooh what will be
C G/B Am D9
And she's gone (and she's gone) oh I, oh I, I'd better learn how to face it
C G/B Am D9
And she's gone (and she's gone) oh I, oh I, I'd pay the devil to replace her
C G/B D9
And she's gone (and she's gone) oh I, what went wrong?
D9 D D9 D
Get up in the mornin' look in the mirror, I'm worn as a tooth brush hangin', in the stand, yeah
D9 D Bm7- Em7 D9
My face ain't lookin' any younger, now I can see love takin' her, toll on me
C G/B Am D9
And she's gone, and she's gone, oh I, oh I, I'd better learn how to face it
C G/B Am D9
And she's gone, and she's gone, oh I, oh I, I'd pay the devil to replace her
C G/B D9
And she's gone, and she's gone, oh I - what went wrong?
D9 D D9 D
Think I'll spend eternity in the city, let the carbon and monoxide choke my thoughts away, yeah
D9 D Bm7 - Em7 D9
And pretty bodies help dissolve the memories, they can never be what she was to me
C G/B Am D9
And she's gone, and she's gone, oh I, oh I, I'd better learn how to face it
C G/B Am D9
And she's gone, and she's gone, oh I, oh I, I'd pay the devil to replace her
C G/B D9 Eb9 E9 F9 NC
And she's gone, and she's gone, oh I - what went wrong?
Eb Bb/D Cm F9
She's gone, oh, I, I'd better learn how to face it
Eb Bb/D Cm F9
She's gone, oh, I, I'd pay the devil to replace her
(I play the D9 chord with no 3rd: x57555. Also, xx0010 and x5555x work.)
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Shes Gone – Hall & Oates
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Good tab for a beautiful song!
The D9(no 5th) here is in fact a D9 without the 3rd (as the f# is left out) - the 5th (the a) is actually in. Another voicing (without barree and thus a little easier to play for beginners) would be x-x-0-2-1-0.
It might just be a matter of personal taste but instead of the D suggested here I'd prefer a D7sus4add9 or easier C/D: x-x-0-0-1-0 or x-5-5-5-5-x.
I think it would be good service if one didn't have to ask for chord voicings but if they were included right here.
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Thanks Maguri for the helpful feedback, as always. I had fixed that comment in my local version (3rd, not 5th), but missed it here.
Good idea on the chord voicings. If I have the key shifted, would you recommend voicings for both original and shifted, or just the one posted? (if they're strange chords, I've done both in the past, but not for less common chords).
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took a few tries to get the right timing and sound - Like it! thx
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