Capo: 3

OK, here it goes. I´ve been working for a couple of weeks trying to make sense of this wonderful song (especially the middle section!). I have not found any correct tabs/chords on the Internet. I have transposed it so that it is playable and singable for us immortals (if you´re not Sting of course :-) If you want to sing along with Sting, put the capo on the 3rd fret. Good luck! Irion TOMORROW WE´LL SEE (Sting, 1999) (Singing starts at E and goes right up to B) (The beginning is much the same as the middle 8 i.E. move notes downward from C#-C-B-Bb-G-F-E-D-C-B) [Em6/9] 0x2022 Clarinet: [Bbm7aug] x1x122 [Cm7aug] x2x233 [G/D] / [A/E] [Bb/A] [Am/B] / [Em7] / [A9] / [Em7/11] 2x2200 / [Em(maj9)] 0x2002 / [Em(maj9)] / (Bass begin: B, D (open string), B...use your second finger on the 2nd fret of the 2nd string from the top, keep it there for both these chords throughout the song) [Em6/9] 022022 / [B7aug(B9)] x21213 / [Em6/9] / [B7aug(B9)] / Em6/9] / [B7aug(B9)] / Em6/9] / Em6/9] /

^Em6/9 022022 The streets are wet, the [B7aug(b9)] x21213 lights have yet ^Em6/9 to shed their darkened luster on the [B7aug(b9)] scene. ^Em6/9 My skirt's too short, my tights [B7aug(b9)] have run, ^Em6/9 these new heels are killing me.

^Em6/9 My second pack of cigarettes, it's a [B7aug(b9)] slow night, but there's time yet. ^Em6/9 Here comes john from his other life, he [B7aug(b9)] may be driving to his wife. ^Em6/9 But he´ll slow down, take a look, I've [B7aug(b9)] learned to read them just like books. ^Em6/9 It's already half past ten, but they'll be back again.

^Em6/9 Head lights in the rainy street, I [B7aug(b9)] check, make sure it's not the heat. ^Em6/9 I wink, I smile, I wave my hand. He [B7aug(b9)] stops, he seems to understand a ^Em6/9 small transaction we must make, I [B7aug(b9)] tell him that my heart will break if he's ^Em6/9 not a generous man, I step into his van.

^Em6/9 They say the first's the hardest trick, and [B7aug(b9)] after that it's just a matter of logic. ^Em6/9 They have the money I have the time, [B7aug(b9)] being pretty's my only crime. ^Em6/9 You ask what future do I see, I [B7aug(b9)] say it's really up to me ^Em6/9 I don't need forgiving, I'm just making a living.

Chorus: [Am7] Don't judge me, [B7] you could be ^Em6/9 me in another life, in [Em9] 022032 another set of circumstances. [Am7] Don't judge me, ^Am7/C one more night , I'll just have [Cmaj7aug/B] x2100x to take my chances, [B7aug(b9)] and tomorrow we'll [Em7] see.

Solo: [A/B] [B7aug(B9)] / [Em7] / [A/B] [B7aug(B9)] / [Em6/9] / [Bsus2/4] [B] / [E5] (no third) Violins going down: A, G, F#, E, D, C

A ^G11/D x53453 friend of mine he wound up dead, his ^D1 xx0x47 dress was [D2] xx0x46 stained the [D3] xx0x35 colour ^D4 xx0x33 red. No ^G1 xxxx22 next of [G2] xxxx02 kin, no [G3] xxx3x2 fixed ^G4 xxx0x2 abode, [G6/7] xx345x another [G7] xx343x victim [F6/7] xx123x on this [F7] xx121x road.

The ^Em6/9 police just carted him away, but [Am7] x02013 someone took his place next day. ^Em6/9 Home by Thanksgiving, but not with the living.

(Here Sting starts playing 1/2 step up ^Fm6/9, but I don´t...sue me) ^Em6/9 I walk in the streets for [B7aug(b9)] money, it's the ^Em6/9 business of love, hey [B7aug(b9)] honey, come on! ^Em6/9 Don't leave me lonely, [B7aug(b9)] don't leave me sad, ^Em6/9 I'll be the sweetest five minutes you'll ever have.

Sting - Tomorrow well see