Capo: 3

This tab has got the right chords for 'Father and Friend' by Alain Clark, for the first 80 percent of the song. When they sing 'woooouwoooo' it is very wrong, but i could find the right chords. someone needs to redo that part :) Alain Clark Father and Friend Capo 3 Tuning normal Chords: G: 3-2-0-0-3-3 Am7: x-0-2-0-1-3 Cadd9: x-3-2-0-3-3 D: x-0-0-2-3-2 E: 0-2-2-1-0-0 Am: x-0-2-2-1-0 F: 0-3-3-2-1-0 A: 0-0-2-2-2-0 B7: 0-2-1-2-0-2 C#7: x-3-2-3-1-0 how to play (/ means strike up, \ means strike down): G---Am7---Cadd9-D---- \/\/\/\/ \/\/ \/\/ wenn alain sings 'see even tough, i don't know for sure...' you do this: Cadd9 D e|--------------stroke up--------------------stroke up--------------------------------| B|--------------stroke up---------------3----stroke up--------------------------------| G|---------0----stroke up------------2-------stroke up--------------------------------| D|------2-------stroke up---------0----------stroke up--------------------------------| A|---3----------stroke up--------------------stroke up--------------------------------| E|--------------stroke up-------------------------------------------------------------| G Am7 Cadd9 D G Am7 Cadd9 D

O, P^Gapa sit do^Am7wn, and ^Cadd9hear my so^Dng. O, and ^Gif you feel ^Am7like it then p^Cadd9lease sing a^Dlong No not^Ghing that I ^Am7wanna say, I h^Cadd9aven't said be^Dfore But to u^Gse your w^Am7ords, you can ^Cadd9never be to ^Dsure

See, ^Cadd9even though. I don^D't always show.. I'm glad that you're around. ^G ^Am7 ^Cadd9 ^D I said I'm glad that you aro^Gund. ^Am7 ^Cadd9 ^D

O son, ^Git's so st^Am7range, to ^Cadd9hear and ^Dsee That a som^Geone so diff^Am7erent is, a^Cadd9 Soul like ^Dme. You ^Gmay have gone r^Am7ight, where I w^Cadd9ould have gone ^Dleft. But ^Gson, that's alri^Am7ght. I will a^Cadd9lways have your b^Dack

See e^Cadd9ven though. I don'^Dt always show. I'm proud of that you're my son^G. ^Am7 ^Cadd9 ^D Old d^Eays, and a^Amll of the new. ^FWanted a bit like you^E. Eve^Ary time I look at y^B7ou. I see myse^Dlf. And I'm so proud of^E you. For y^Aou have made me what I ^B7am. A better man^D. I'm just so proud of ^Eyou. O da^Gd, if using li^Am7fe. Tell me how they c^Cadd9ame it b^De. Well see, I di^Gdn't know my f^Am7ather like the w^Cadd9ay that you know ^Dme. Son, l^Gife is just too s^Am7hort. For us ^Cadd9never be in to^Duch. So that's w^Ghy I Wanna t^Am7ell you that I l^Cadd9ove you very m^Duch. Even t^Cadd9hough, I don't always s^Fhow. You kn^Eow ^E And I want you to know that. E^Avery time I look at ^B7you. I see mys^Delf. I'm so p^Eroud of you. ^AYou have made me what I ^B7am. A better m^Dan. I'm just so p^Eroud of you.

I'm h^Eere. And I'll ^Ambe if I can. A f^Father and a f^Eriend. Woooo^B hoo^C#7oo....^E ^B

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Alain Clark - Father and friend