Capo: 2 Tuning: E A D G B E

A standard tuning version I transcribed of Bill Callahan's Jim Cain (orignally in open D) CAPO II [Verse 1]

I s^Ctarted out in s^C/Bearch of^Am7 ordinary ^G6things How^C much of ^C/Ba tree ben^Am7ds in the ^G6wind I ^Cstarted te^C/Blling the ^Am7story with^G6out knowing the end

C C/B Am7 G6 (x2) [Verse 2]

I u^Csed to be da^C/Brker, then I got^Am7 lighter, then I got ^G6dark again Som^Cething too b^C/Big to be seen wa^Am7s passing over and ov^G6er me

[Bridge]

^FWell it seemed like a r^Dmoutine c^Cmaj7ase at f^Cirst ^FWith the death of the s^Dmhadow ca^Cmaj7me a lig^Chtness of verse ^FBut the darkest of nigh^Dmts, in t^Cmaj7ruth, st^Cill dazzles ^FAnd I work myse^Dmlf until^Cmaj7 I'm fra^Czzled

[Verse 3]

I e^Cnded up i^C/Bn search o^Am7f ordinary^G6 things Lik^Ce how can^C/B a wave po^Am7ssibly be?^G6 I st^Carted run^C/Bning, and ^Am7the concrete tur^G6ned to sand I s^Ctarted ru^C/Bnning, and^Am7 things didn't p^G6an out as planned

[Verse 4]

^FIn case things go poorl^Dmy and I ^Cmaj7not retu^Crn ^FRemember the goo^Dmd things^Cmaj7 I've do^Cne ^FIn case things go poorl^Dmy and I ^Cmaj7not retu^Crn ^FRemember the good^Dm things ^Cmaj7I've don^Ce

Bill Callahan - Jim cain