Cifra de Guinnevere - Crosby David
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Primeiro acorde: E11 19 acordes identificados
INTRO E11: 0-x-4-x-0-0
B min9: x-0-7-6-5-0
B min11: x-0-7-6-7-0
G add11: x-x-5-4-3-0
G: x-x-5-4-2-0
D5/E: x-x-2-2-0-0
VERSE E min13: 0-0-0-0-0-0 (hammer C# 2nd fret
G min11: 3-3-5-3-3-3
Fsus4: 1-x-3-3-3-x
C11 (1st inv): 0-x-2-3-3-0
Bb add9 (1st inv): x-x-0-3-3-0
Gmin add11: 3-x-0-3-3-0
Peacocks ... Gsus4: x-x-5-0-3-0
Dmin 6 9 (2nd inv): x-x-3-0-1-0
Why can't... G add9 (2nd inv): 7-x-5-0-0-x
A 13 (no 3): 5-x-4-0-0-x
E min11 (2nd inv): 3-x-2-0-0-x
Bridge: A7 sus4: 5-x-2-0-0-0
B min7: x-0-4-2-0-0
Song structure: Intro
Verse 1
Verse 2
Bridge
Verse 3
Modified Bridge (no lyrics)
Outtro (main figure to fade)
GUINNEVERE by David Crosby
Verse 1:
Time 4/4 for intro, 8/8 for the first part of each verse
Emin13
Guinnevere had green eyes,
Emin13
Like yours, my lady like yours.
Gmin11 F7add11(no3) C11 (1st inv) Bb add 9 Gmin add11
She'd walk out in the garden in the morning after it rained.
(Time 3/4)
Gsus4 Dmin 6 9 (2nd inv)
Peacocks wandered aimlessly,
Gsus4 Dmin 6 9 (2nd inv)
Underneath an orange tree.
(Time 11/8)
See TAB...
Why can't she see me?
We shall be free... etc
Bridge:
Bmin 7 ... A7 sus 4 (a few times, I don't remember exactly how many)
A7 sus4
And she turns her gaze
B min7
Down the slope to the harbor where I lay
Emin13
Anchored for a day.
..right into 3rd verse
TAB:
Intro:
Time 4/4
All notes legato.
E11 (4x) B min 9 B min 11
--0--------0-----0-|--0----------------------|--0----------------------|
-----0-------------|-----5--------5----------|-----7--------5----------|
--------0----------|--------6--------6-----6-|--------6--------6-----6-|
-----------4--5--6-|-----------7--------7----|-----------7--------7----|
-------------------|--0----------------------|--0----------------------|
--0----------------|-------------------------|-------------------------|
G G add 9
--0-----------0--------|---------0-----------0-------|
-----2--------------2--|--0-h-2-----2--------------2-|
--------4--------4-----|---------------4--------4----|
--5--------5-----------|--5---------------5----------|
-----------------------|-----------------------------|
-----------------------|-----------------------------|
(note beats here)
D5/E D5/E
--0-----------0-------|---------0-----------0-------|
-----0--------------0-|------------0--------------0-|
--------2--------2----|--0-h-2--------2--------2----|
--2--------2----------|--0-h-2-----------2----------|
----------------------|-----------------------------|
----------------------|-----------------------------|
Verse:
Main figure (I recommend practicing this one first to build your picking
technique before attempting the rest). It is in 8/8 and is kind of
tricky. Note the beats carefully.
E min 13
--0------------0--------0--------|
-----0------------0--------------|
--------0------------0-----------|
------------------------0-h-2----|
-----------0-h-2-----------------|
--0------------------------------|
"When she'd walk out in the garden..."
G min 7 F sus 4
--3----------------------|----------------------------|
-----3-----------3-------|--3-----------------3-------|
--------3-----3-----3----|-----3-----------3-----3----|
-----------5-----------5-|--------3-----3-----------3-|
-------------------------|----------------------------|
--3----------------------|--1--------1----------------|
C11 (1st inv) Bb add 9 (1st inv) G min add 11
--------------------|--0------------------------------|
--3--------3--------|-----3-----------3---------------|
-----3-----------3--|--------3-----3-----3--3---------|
--------2-----2-----|--0--------0---------------------|
--------------------|---------------------------------|
--0-----------------|-----------------------3---------|
(Note: I'm kind of unsure about the part above. I tried to render as best
as I could what I play here (although I tend to improvise a lot when finger-
picking). It is close and doesn't sound out of place, but you should
consider what Crosby actually plays here as it might be different. I
personally don't like literal copies so I don't know exactly what he does.
In any event, the original song has several different instruments and
I have tried to render the different parts as best I could.)
"Peacocks wandered aimlessly..."
Time 3/4
G sus 4 D 6 9 (1st inv)
--0-----------0--------|--0-----------0-------|
-----3---------------3-|-----1--------------3-|
--------0--------0-----|--------0--------0----|
--5--------5-----------|--3--------3----------|
-----------------------|----------------------|
-----------------------|----------------------|
G sus 4 D 6 9 (1st inv)
--0-----------0--------|--0-----------0-------|
-----3---------------3-|-----1----------------|
--------0--------0-----|--------0--------0----|
--5--------5-----------|--3--------3----------|
-----------------------|----------------------|
-----------------------|----------------------|
(proceeds straight into...)
"Why can't she see me?"
Time 11/8
--------------------------------------------|
-----0--------0--------0---------------0----|
--------0--------0--------0---------------0-|
--5--------4--------2-----------------------|
--------------------------------0-h-2-------|
--7--------5--------3--------0--------------|
Play 3x, with vocal on the last time, ending with arpeggiated 12th fret
harmonics in free time
Bridge:
(Note: if you're adventurous, these chords are great to solo over while
you play the bass notes with your thumb.)
B min A7 sus 4
--0--------0------------|---------------0-------|
-----0--------0---------|---------------------0-|
--------2------------2--|---------0-------------|
------------------4-----|--2---2-----2-----2----|
--0---------------------|-----------------------|
------------------------|--5--------------------|
Lyrics:
Verse 1
Guenivere had green eyes,
Like yours my lady like yours.
She'd walk out in the garden in the morning after
it rained,
Peacocks wandered aimlessly,
Underneath an orange tree.
Why can't she see me?
Verse 2
Guenivere drew pentagrams,
Like yours my lady like yours,
Late at night when she thought no one was watching,
on the wall.
Do do do do do do do do
Do do do do do do do...
She shall be free.
Bridge
As she turns her gaze,
Down the slope to the harbor where I lay,
Anchored for a day.
Verse 3
Guenivere had golden hair,
Like yours my lady like yours,
Streaming out when we rode through the warm sands down by the bay,
yesterday.
Seagulls circle endlessly,
I sing in silent harmony.
We shall be free.