Tuning: E A D G B E

The Middle East – Months Chords by Tazman Osborne These chords would be better suited to a piano. If you would like a version that sounds better/more accurate on guitar,use the sidebar function of this site to transpose it down two semitones and put a capo on fret 2. a lot of the chords alternate between barred inversions of other chords, so I’ve sort of tried to capture that with slashes. for eg. in the first line, the A/D/A is alternating between A and a second inverson of D (in a barred C chord shape), which is hammered onto the A chord, with the open A string remaining as the bass note. [Verse 1]

Wake me in the ^Bmmorni^Bm/E/Bmng ^BmGon’ wake me up at n^Aight ^A/D/A A Bm /E /Bm Ain’t got no use for sleeping anymore ^BmAin’t got enough tim^Ae /D (2nd inversion) For myself Or ti^Ame for my fr^A7iends D D/C# Bm->E(inv)->Bm And, and I can’t even write Just wake me up, it’s^A fine ^/D/A

[Short instrumental] C#m Bm x2 A Bm/E/Bm [Verse 2] Let me go away, Hitch

Away from where we’ve gro^Awn ^/D/A Bm /E I’ve got dirty and did wandering /B A Through bars and foreign family homes And I ne^Gver have ca^F#red To be alo^Bmne Em (barred 7th fret) A7 Now i just wanna feel How you would feel^D D/C#m Bm . . . Left at home F#sus2 -9th fret (X,9,11,11,9,9)(briefly before next chord)

[Climax] (Strum on off beat.) D D D D, D D E E, Bm Bm Bm Bm, A A C#7 C#7. D D D D, D D E E, Bm Bm C#m C#m, D D F#F# Hey Hitch, hey Hitch I’m coming home Hey Ma, hey Pa I’m coming home Hey dirt, hey tree, hey little girl I’m coming come Hey heat, hey Chris I’m coming home D . . . F#sus2 (9th fret) x2 C#m D A A, A… [Verse 3]

^A Well I seen many^Bm places And they all been seen b^Aefore I done lost my Jack Luck s^Bmpirit I’m goin’ back to hitch at ^Ahome

The Middle East - Months