Tuning: E A D G B E

TRACKLIST 1. Suzanne 2. Master Song 3. Winter Lady 4. The Stranger Song 5. Sisters of Mercy 6. So Long, Marianne 7. Hey, That's No Way to Say Goodbye 8. Stories of the Street 9. Teachers 10. One Of Us Cannot Be Wrong 1. Suzanne [Verse 1]

Suz^Eanne takes you down to her place near the river You can ^F#mhear the boats go by, you can spend the night beside her And you k^Enow that she's half-crazy, but that's why you wanna be there And she f^G#meeds you tea & oranges that come a^All the way from China And just w^Ehen you mean to tell her that you ^F#mhave no love to give her Then she g^Eets you on her wavelength & she l^F#mets the river answer That you've a^Elways been her lover

[Chorus]

And you w^G#mant to travel with her, and you ^Awant to travel blind And you k^Enow that she will trust you, For you've to^F#muched her perfect body with your m^Eind

[Verse 2]

And Je^Esus was a sailor, when he walked upon the water And he s^F#mpent a long time watching, from his lonely wooden tower And w^Ehen he knew for certain, only drowning men could see him he said 'A^G#mll men will be sailors then, u^Antil the sea shall free them But h^Ee himself was broken, long b^F#mefore the sky would open Fors^Eaken, almost human, h^F#me sank beneath your wisdom like ^Ea stone

[Chorus]

And you w^G#mant to travel with him, and you ^Awant to travel blind And you t^Ehink maybe you'll trust him For he's to^F#muched your perfect body with his m^Eind.

[Verse 3]

Now ^ESuzanne takes your hand and she leads you to the river She is ^F#mwearing rags and feathers, from Salvation Army counters And the ^Esun pours down like honey, on our lady of the harbour And she ^G#mshows you where to look, among the ^Agarbage and the flowers There are ^Eheroes in the seaweed, there are ^F#mchildren in the morning They are^E leaning out for love, and they wil^F#ml lean that way forever While S^Euzanne holds the mirror

[Chorus]

And you wan^G#mt to travel with her, and you want to travel bli^And And you k^Enow that you can trust her, For she's tou^F#mched your perfect body with her m^Eind

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2. Master Song Capo 3rd fret [Intro] Em G Em G [Verse 1]

I bel^Fieve that you heard your m^Emaster sing when^F I was sick in ^Embed. I sup^Fpose that he told you e^Emverything that I k^Feep locked away in my h^Emead. Your ^Fmaster took you t^Amravelling, well at l^Ceast that's what you s^Daid. And n^Gow do ^G/F#you come b^Gack to ^G/F#bring your p^Crisoner wine and ^Bbread?

Em G [Verse 2]

You m^Fet him at some t^Ememple, where they ^Ftake your clothes at the ^Emdoor. He was j^Fust a numberless ^Emman in a chair w^Fho'd just come back from the ^Emwar. And you ^Fwrap up his tired f^Amace in your hair and he h^Cands you the apple c^Dore. Then he t^Gouches your ^G/F#lips now so ^Gsuddenly b^G/F#are of all the k^Cisses we put on some time be^Bfore.

Em G [Verse 3]

And he ^Fgave you a German S^Emhepherd to walk with a ^Fcollar of leather and ^Emnails, and he ^Fnever once made you expl^Emain or talk about ^Fall of the little det^Emails, such as w^Fho had a word and ^Amwho had a rock, and ^Cwho had you through the m^Dails. Now your l^Gove is a ^G/F#secret all ^Gover the ^G/F#block, and it n^Cever stops not even when your master f^Bails

Em G [Verse 4]

And he t^Fook you up in his ^Emaeroplane, which he f^Flew without any h^Emands, and you cr^Fuised above the r^Emibbons of rain that d^Frove the crowd from the st^Emands. Then he k^Filled the lights in a l^Amonely Lane and, an ^Cape with angel g^Dlands, er^Gased the ^G/F#final w^Gisps of ^G/F#pain with the m^Cusic of rubber b^Bands.

Em G [Verse 5]

And n^Fow I hear your ^Emmaster sing, you kn^Feel for him to c^Emome. His b^Fody is a g^Emolden string that your b^Fody is hanging f^Emrom. His ^Fbody is a ^Amgolden string, my b^Cody has grown n^Dumb. Oh n^Gow you ^G/F#hear your m^Gaster ^G/F#sing, your sh^Cirt is all und^Bone.

Em G [Verse 6]

And w^Fill you kneel be^Emside this bed that we ^Fpolished so long a^Emgo, be^Ffore your master c^Emhose instead to^F make my bed of s^Emnow? Your ^Feyes are wild and your k^Amnuckles are red and you're sp^Ceaking far too l^Dow. No I c^Gan't make^G/F# out what your ^Gmaster ^G/F#said be^Cfore he made you ^Bgo.

Em G [Verse 7]

Then I t^Fhink you're playing ^Emfar too rough for a l^Fady who's been to the m^Emoon; I've ^Flain by this window l^Emong enough to get u^Fsed to an empty r^Emoom. And your l^Fove is some dust in an ^Amold man's cough who is t^Capping his foot to a t^Dune, and your th^Gighs are a ^G/F#ruin, you ^Gwant too ^G/F#much, let's s^Cay you came back some time too ^Bsoon.

Em G [Verse 8]

I l^Foved your master ^Emperfectly I t^Faught him all that he k^Emnew. He was s^Ftarving in some deep m^Emystery like a m^Fan who is sure what is t^Emrue. And I s^Fent you to him with m^Amy guarantee I could t^Ceach him something n^Dew, and I ta^Gught him ^G/F#how you would l^Gong for^G/F# me no m^Catter what he said no matter what you'd ^Bdo.

Em G [Verse 9]

I be^Flieve that you heard your ^Emmaster sing while^F I was sick in ^Embed, I'm s^Fure that he told you e^Emverything I must k^Feep locked away in my h^Emead. Your m^Faster took you t^Amravelling, well at le^Cast that's what you s^Daid, And n^Gow do ^G/F#you come b^Gack to b^G/F#ring your pr^Cisoner wine and br^Bead?

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3. Winter Lady This song contains pretty unusual chords, so I'll tab them: D11+: x 5 4 0 3 x D11/A: x 0 4 0 3 x [Intro] Amaj7 D11+ [Verse 1] D11+ Amaj7 D11+ C Traveling lady stay awhile D11+ Amaj7 D11+ Until the night is over D11+ Amaj7 D11+ C I'm just a station on your way D11+ Amaj7 D11+ I know I am not your lover [Chorus 1]

Well, I^D11/A lived with a c^Am7hild of snow ^D11/AWhen I was a s^Am7oldier And I^D11/A fought every m^Am7an for her Un^D11/Atil the nights grew c^Am7older

[Verse 2] D11+ Amaj7 D11+ C She used to wear her hair like you D11+ Amaj7 D11+ Except when she was sleeping D11+ Amaj7 D11+ C And then she'd weave it on a loom D11+ Amaj7 D11+ Of smoke and gold and breathing [Chorus 2]

And^D11/A why are you so q^Am7uiet now S^D11/Atanding there in the d^Am7oorway? You ^D11/Achose your journey ^Am7long before You^D11/A came upon this h^Am7ighway

[Verse 3] D11+ Amaj7 D11+ C Traveling lady stay awhile D11+ Amaj7 D11+ Until the night is over D11+ Amaj7 D11+ C I'm just a station on your way D11+ Amaj7 D11+ I know I am not your lover ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4. The Stranger Song Tuning: down one tone (D G C F A D) [Intro] F#sus4 F#m F#sus4 F#m F#sus4 F#m F#sus4 F#m [Verse 1]

^F#mIt's t^D/Arue that all the m^Cen you k^D/Anew were de^Aalers Who said they were through with d^Eealing Every time you gave them sh^F#melte^F#sus4r ^F#m I kn^Eow that kind of^Esus4 man ^E It's hard to h^F#mold the hand of^F#sus4 anyone^F#m Who is r^Eeaching for the ^Esus4sky ^Ejust to surr^F#mender^F#sus4 ^F#m Who is r^Eeaching for the ^Esus4sky ju^Est to surren^F#mder ^F#sus4 ^F#m ^F#sus4

[Verse 2]

^F#mAnd th^D/Aen sweeping up the^C jokers ^D/Athat he lef^At behind You find he did not leave you ver^Ey much Not even ^F#mlaug^F#sus4hter ^F#m Like ^Eany dealer he^Esus4 was wa^Etching for the ^F#mcard That ^F#sus4is so h^F#migh and wi^Eld He'll never need to ^Ede^Esus4al anothe^F#mr ^F#sus4 ^F#m He was j^Eust some Joseph ^Esus4lookin^Eg for a mang^F#mer ^F#sus4 ^F#m He was j^Eust some Joseph ^Esus4lookin^Eg for a mang^F#mer ^F#sus4 ^F#m ^F#sus4

[Verse 3]

^F#mAnd th^D/Aen leaning on your^C window ^D/Asill He'll ^Asay one day you caused his will To w^Eeaken with your love and warmth and s^F#mhelte^F#sus4r ^F#m And then t^Eaking from his wa^Esus4llet ^E An old ^F#msched^F#sus4ule of ^F#mtrains, he'll say I told y^Eou when I c^Esus4ame I ^Ewas a strang^F#mer ^F#sus4 ^F#m I told y^Eou when I c^Esus4ame I ^Ewas a strang^F#mer ^F#sus4 ^F#m

[Verse 4]

^F#mBut no^D/Aw another str^Canger se^D/Aems To ^Awant you to ignore his dreams As ^Ethough they were the burden of some o^F#mther ^F#sus4 ^F#m O you've s^Eeen that man befo^Esus4re ^E His golden^F#m arm dispatching ^F#sus4cards ^F#m But now it's ^Erusted from the ^Esus4elbow ^Eto the finge^F#mr ^F#sus4 ^F#m And he w^Eants to trade th^Esus4e game^E he plays fo^F#mr she^F#sus4lter ^F#m Yes he w^Eants to trade th^Esus4e game^E he knows fo^F#mr she^F#sus4lter ^F#m

[Verse 5]

^F#mAh you^D/A hate to watch ^Canother ^D/Atired ma^An Lay down his hand Like he was gi^Eving up the holy game of ^F#m ^F#sus4 ^F#m And^E while he talks his dreams to sleep You no^F#mtice there's a hi^F#sus4ghway ^F#m That is ^Ecurling up like sm^Esusoke abo^Eve his sh^F#moulde^F#sus4r ^F#m It's cur^Eling just like smo^Esuske abov^Ee his sho^F#mulder^F#sus4 ^F#m

[Verse 6]

^F#mYou te^D/All him to come ^Cin sit d^D/Aown But ^Asomething makes you turn around The d^Eoor is open you can't close you^F#mr she^F#sus4lter ^F# You t^Ery the handle ^Esusof the ^Eroad I^F#mt opens do not ^F#sus4be afra^F#mid It's ^Eyou my love, y^Esusou who ^Eare the s^F#mtrang^F#sus4er ^F#m It's ^Eyou my love, y^Esusou who ^Eare the s^F#mtrang^F#sus4er ^F#m

[Verse 7]

^F#mWell, ^D/AI've been waiti^Cng, I wa^D/As sure We'd m^Aeet between the trains we're waiting f^Eor I think it's time to board ^F#manoth^F#sus4er ^F#m P^Elease understand, I^Esus never ^Ehad a secret cha^F#mrt ^F#sus4To get ^F#mme to the h^Eeart of this Or^Esus any o^Ether ma^F#mtter ^F#sus4 ^F#m When ^Ehe talks like ^Esusthis yo^Eu don't k^F#mnow w^F#sus4hat he'^F#ms after When ^Ehe speaks like^Esus this, ^Eyou don't^F#m know^F#sus4 what h^F#me's after

[Verse 8]

^F#mLet's ^D/Ameet tomorrow i^Cf you ch^D/Aoose U^Apon the shore, beneath the bridge That t^Ehey are building on some endless r^F#miver ^F#sus4 ^F#m Then he l^Eeaves the platform ^Esus4For th^Ee sleeping ^F#mcar that's warm You r^F#sus4ealize,^F#m he's o^Enly a^Esus4dvertising ^Eone more she^F#mlter ^F#sus4 ^F#m And it c^Eomes to you, he ^Esus4never w^Eas a strange^F#mr ^F#sus4 ^F#m And you ^Esay okay the bri^Esus4dge or ^Esomeplace la^F#mter ^F#sus4 ^F#m

[Verse 9]

[Verse 10]

^F#mAnd th^D/Aen leaning on your^C window ^D/Asill He'll ^Asay one day you caused his will To w^Eeaken with your love and warmth and s^F#mhelte^F#sus4r ^F#m And then t^Eaking from his wa^Esus4llet ^E An old ^F#msched^F#sus4ule of ^F#mtrains, he'll say I told y^Eou when I c^Esus4ame I ^Ewas a strang^F#mer ^F#sus4 ^F#m ^F#sus4 I told y^Eou when I c^Esus4ame I ^Ewas a strang^F#mer ^F#sus4 ^F#m ^F#sus4 I told y^Eou when I c^Esus4ame I ^Ewas a strang^F#mer ^F#sus4 ^F#m ^F#sus4

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5. Sisters of Mercy Capo on 2nd fret [Verse 1]

Oh the ^ASisters of ^DMercy they ^Aare not de^Eparted or ^Agone ^D ^A They were ^C#mwaiting for ^G#mme when I ^C#mthought that I ^G#mjust can't go ^Eon ^Esus4 ^E And they ^Dbrought me their ^Acomfort and ^Glater they ^F#mbrought me this ^Eso^Esus4ng ^E Oh I ^Ahope you run ^Dinto them ^Ayou who've been ^Etraveling so ^Along ^D

D E [Verse 2]

Yes ^Ayou who must l^Deave every^Athing that you ^Ecannot contr^Aol ^D ^A It be^C#mgins with your ^G#mfamily, but ^C#msoon it comes r^G#mound to your ^Esoul^Esus4 ^E Well I've ^Dbeen where you're ^Ahanging I ^Gthink I can ^F#msee how you're ^Epinned^Esus4 ^E When you're n^Aot feeling ^Dholy your ^Aloneliness ^Esays that you've ^Asinned ^D

D E [Verse 3]

They lay d^Aown beside ^Dme I made m^Ay con^Efession to t^Ahem ^D ^A They ^C#mtouched both my ^G#meyes and I ^C#mtouched the ^G#mdew on their ^Ehem ^Esus4 ^E If your ^Dlife is a ^Aleaf that the s^Geasons tear ^F#moff and cond^Eem^Esus4n ^E They will ^Abind you with ^Dlove that is g^Araceful and ^Egreen as a ^Astem ^D

D E [Verse 4]

When I ^Aleft they were s^Dleeping I h^Aope you run i^Ento them ^Asoon ^D ^A Dont ^C#mturn on the ^G#mlights you can ^C#mread their ad^G#mdress by the ^Emoon^Esus4 ^E And you ^Dwon't make me j^Aealous if I ^Ghear that they ^F#msweetened your ^Enight^Esus4 ^E

D E

We weren't ^Alovers like ^Dthat and bes^Aides it would ^Estill be all ^Aright We weren't ^Alovers like ^Dthat and bes^Aides it would ^Estill be all ^Aright

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 6. So Long, Marianne [Verse 1]

Come ^Aover to the window, my little d^Bmarling ^DI'd like to try to read your pa^Alm ^GI used to think I was some sort of gy^Dpsy boy ^F#m before I let you take me ^Ehome^Esus4 ^E ^E7

[Chorus]