OVER THE RHINE - LATER DAYS CHORDS

This is actually a fairly easy song to play once you’ve figured out where to put your capo - 4th fret. I can’t sing in the register that Karen does, but at least using the capo I can transpose it to some key that I can handle. Below are the chord forms as if the song were played without a capo – but to be able to play it just as OTR does – capo at the 4th fret.

^CWhat a ^G/Dbeautiful piece of hear^Amtache ^G/D ^CThis has a^G/Dll turned out to be ^Am ^G/D ^CLord knows w^G/De've learned the hard wa^Amy ^G/D ^CAll about hea^G/Dlthy apathy ^Am ^FAnd I use these ^Cwords pretty lo^Fosely ^G/D ^FThere's so much m^Core to life than wo^Frds

^CThere is a me^G/D you would not recognize^Am, dea^Fr ^CCall it the sha^G/Ddow of myself ^Am ^F ^CAnd if the mu^G/Dsic starts before^Am I get there^F ^CDance without me^G/D, yo^Amu dance so gra^Fcefully ^CI really thi^G/Dnk I'll be oka^Amy ^F ^CThey've taken their to^G/Dll, these latter days^Am

(Same pattern for the next verse and chorus) Nothing like sleeping on a bed of nails Nothing much here but our broken dream Oh, but baby, if all else fails Nothing is ever quite what it seems And I'm dying inside to leave you With more than just clichés There is a me you would not recognize, dear Call it the shadow of myself And if the music starts before I get there Dance without me, you dance so gracefully I really think I'll be okay They've taken their toll, these latter days

^CTell them it's re^Gal ^AmTell them it's ^Freally real ^CI just don't ha^G/Dve much lef^Amt to say ^F ^CThey've taken their t^G/Doll, these latter d^Amays ^CThey've taken their t^G/Doll, these latter da^Amys

Over the Rhine - Later days