Tony Orlando & Dawn - Tie a yellow ribbon
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TIE A YELLOW RIBBON
TONY ORLANDO & DAWN
CAPO 5th fret
Tabbed by Jim Bauer (jbauer601@hotmail.com)
Note: Originally tabbed by Ray Rickert, I just thought
the version was a little bit difficult to follow...something
with the formatting. In any case, I retabbed it for my own
reference and thought I would post the altered version. Made a
couple of very minor corrections as well.
INTRO: C Em Dm G
verse:
CI'm comin' home, I've done my Emtime
Now I've Gmgot to know what A7is and isn't Dmmine
If you received my Fmletter tellin' Cyou I'd soon be Amfree
D7Then you'll know just what to do Fm6if you still want G7me
Fm6If you still want G7me
chorus:
CTie a yellow ribbon round the Emole oak tree
It's been Gmthree long years, do you sAtill A7want Dmme
If I don't see aFm ribbon round the Cole Eoak Amtree
I'll sCtay on the bus, C/Gforget about us
AmPut the blame on Ame
bridge:
Dm7 Fm6 D7 G7 C (Am Dm G7)
If I don't see a yellow ribbon round the ole oak tree
verse:
CBus driver please look for Emme
Cause I Gmcouldn't bear to A7see what I might Dmsee
I'm really still in Fmprison and my Clove she holds the Amkey
D7A simple yellow ribbon's what I Fm6need to set me G7free
Fm6I wrote and told her G7please
:| chorus & bridge, skipping part in (), then to harmonica solo
over harmonica solo: C Em Gm A A7 Dm x2
verse:
(slower, single appregios)
Now the Dm7whole damn bus is Fm6cheerin' and I Ccan't believe I A7see
CA
coda:
(normal
tempo)
Dm7hundred yellow Fm6ribbons 'round the D7ole G7oak Ctree Em Gm A DmCTie a ribbon 'round the ole oak tree, Emtie a ribbon 'round the ole oak tree
GmTie a ribbon 'round the ole oak tree, Atie a ribbon 'round the ole oak tree Dm
:| and fade
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STANDARD TUNING: (EADGBE)
CHORDS USED:
(all fingerings relative to capo)
C = X35553
Em = X79987
Gm = 355333
A7 = 575655
Dm = X57765
Fm = 133111
Am = 577555
D7 = X57575
Fm6 = 130111 (use thumb)
A = 577655
G7 = 353433
P.S.
I like playing this song barred, but you can of course use
regular fingerings for any or all of these chords. Might be
a tad hard to play barred with capoed 5th fret with say,
heavy gauge bronze. :)