Procol Harum — Crucifiction Lane
# # #----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE--------------------------------# ##This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the# ##song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research.# # #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------# # "Crucifiction Lane" # (Robin Trower - Keith Reid) # #Intro: # N.C. A v v v v v v v v v v v v --------------------|--------------------|-----| --------------------|-----------2--------|-----| --------------------|-------2------2-----|--%--| --------------------|----2------------2--|-----| --------------------|-0------------------|-----| -------2-2-2--3--4--|--------------------|-----| ^^^^^^^^^^^ palm mute Verse 1 (arpeggiate chords throughout first section): x0222x xx1212 A D#dim You better listen anybody 2442xx A F#m 'Cause I'm gonna make it clear A D#dim That my life is unimportant A F#m What I've done I did through fear A D#dim There's a river running thru me A F#m Only tide I tried to hide A D#dim None the less I could not shake it A F#m And in the end it swept aside B All my feeble unimportance D7 I can't say "never mind" A B F#m Can't you hear me mother calling you? A B F#m I'm cold, I'm deaf, I'm blind A B F#m And it's only 'cause you're lucky A B F#m People know that's no fine D D#dim A/E F#m I didn't think I'd be an actor N.C. D B F#m What I am I'll leave behind repeat intro Verse 2: You better listen anybody Cause it's me and you that's it And in case you find your maker Perhaps you'll plea for us a bit All my sick is in my stomach All my sweat is clearly fear And if you could see inside me I don't think you'd have me here Tell the helmsman veer to starboard Bring this ship around to port And if the sea was not so salty I could sink instead of walk And in case a passing stranger Who was standing where I fell Tell the truth you never knew me And in truth it's just as well Coda: repeat first bar of intro guitar solo: repeat to fade A B F#m -- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers
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