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Artist: Chris Robinson Song: Train Robbers Album: This Magnificent Distance Tuning: EADGBE (Standard) with a capo at the 5th fret (album and New Earth Mud live versions) or 2nd fret (Chris Robinson Brotherhood live versions). The studio version has an acoustic guitar (or two) playing throughout the song, then an electric that joins during the choruses and solo (playing the rhythm part). I have included both the acoustic and electric parts in this tab (rhythm only, a separate electric plays both solos). NOTE: Most chords in this tab are chord shapes relative to the capo, not the actual pitch of the chords. The exception being the electric playing during the choruses and solo, which does not have a capo. Notable chord shapes: Em(maj7) Em7 Asus2/F# E----0-------0------0------ B----0-------0------0------ G----0-------0------2------ D----1-------0------2------ A----2-------2------x------ E----0-------0------2------ Em Em(maj7) Em7 Em(maj7) (repeating, fades in)
EmI think I'll Em(maj7)rob a Em7trainEm(maj7) Em And Em(maj7)move to South Em7America Em(maj7) Em Wander Em(maj7)off in the Emrain Em(maj7) Come off Asus2/F#smiling and Bdry Em Legend, Em(maj7)fortune, and Em7fame Em(maj7) Em I can Em(maj7)be the stuff of Em7headlines Em(maj7) Em Another Em(maj7)household Em7name Em(maj7) To be Asus2/F#discarded with Btime
CHORUS A B C (play A and B as pickup notes to a full C chord)
CIf there's one Gthing I've learned in this Dlife of crime CWhen it's all over split up the Gmoney and go your own Dway CIf you get caught don't say Gnothing, just Dstay in line C G (stop) Til' your chance comes and you can make your next getaway ------------------------ NOTE: There is another guitar in the chorus that plays the following in standard tuning WITH NO CAPO:
E--1----3----3----3--3---3---3--------------------- B--1----1----0----0--0h1-0h1-0--0h1p0-------------- G--2----0----0----0--0---0---0--------0h2p0-------- D--3----2----0-------0h2-0h2-0--------------0h2p0-- A--3----3----2------------------------------------- E--1---------3------------------------------------- E--1----3----3----3--3---3---3----3--3--3-- B--1----1----0----0--0h1-0h1-3----3--1--0-- G--2----0----0----0--0---0---0----0--0--0-- D--3----2----0-------0h2-0h2-0----0--2--0-- A--3----3----2----------------------------- E--1---------3----------------------------- E--1----3----3----3--3---3---3--------------------- B--1----1----0----0--0h1-0h1-0--0h1p0-------------- G--2----0----0----0--0---0---0--------0h2p0-------- D--3----2----0-------0h2-0h2-0--------------0h2p0-- A--3----3----2------------------------------------- E--1---------3------------------------------------- (stop) E--1----3----3-- B--1----1----1-- G--2----0----0-- D--3----2----2-- A--3----3----3-- E--1------------ On the studio version this guitar does not play during the verses. ------------------------------- Em Em(maj7) Em7 Em(maj7) x2
Em I must adEm(maj7)mit it's Em7strange Em(maj7) Em These Em(maj7)visions of empty Em7ballrooms Em(maj7) Em And the Em(maj7)sound of a sad Em7refrain Like a Asus2/F#smoke ring floating Bby Em But the Em(maj7)omen already Em7came Em(maj7) Em In the Em(maj7)form of a Em7pear tree Em(maj7) Em That grows Em(maj7)out of a Em7cave Em(maj7) Into a Asus/F#crystal waterBfall
CHORUS SOLO #1 RHYTHM Repeat these chords x3: Em F# G A B C F# and B are just individual notes, not the full chords. Then once more with a second ending: Em F# G A B C A B C ---------------------- NOTE: The second guitar from the choruses (again, standard tuning with no capo) reappears during the solo with the following: Repeat x3: A B C D E F As with the acoustic guitar, the B and E here are individual notes, not full chords. Then: A B C D E F D E F --------------------- Em Em(maj7) Em7 Em(maj7) x2
Em And as a Em(maj7)child I Em7dreamed Em(maj7) Em That Em(maj7)I was GerEm7onimo Em(maj7) Em And all the Em(maj7)gifts I reEm7ceived Em(maj7) Were from my Asus2/F#enemies and all my friends Balike
CHORUS SOLO #2 RHYTHM Repeat x7 Em F# G A B C Then once more with a second ending: Em F# G A B C A B C Em NOTE: Electric guitar is here too, see the first solo rhythm for the chords.