Id Rather Go Blind
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From: DON CZARSKI
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Date: Sunday, August 01, 1999 1:38 PM
ALBUM: STORYTELLER
TAB BY: DON CZARSKI
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I'D RATHER GO BLIND
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INTRO: G Am G
E --13-/11-11---11-/9-9---9-/7-7---5--3--3--|
B --13-/11-11---11-/9-9---9-/7-7---5--3--3--|
G ---------------------------------------0--|
D ---------------------------------------0--|
A ---------------------------------------2--|
E ---------------------------------------3--|
RIFF 1: (IT'S IN THE INTRO AND PLAYED DURING THE SONG)
E ------------------------------------------|
B ------------------------------------------|
G ------------------------------------------|
D ------------------------------------------|
A --------5--7------------------------------|
E ----/7---------5--------------------------|
NOTE: WHEN PLAYING THE Am I LIKE TO LIFT UP AND MOVE MY FINGERS OFF
THE FRET BOARD FOR A BETTER SOUND. THIS CREATES THE CHORDS AT
TIMES: A5 Am7 Asus4
G Am
Something told me it was over
G
When I saw you and him talking
Am
Something deep down in my soul said cry boy
G
When I saw you and him out walking
Am
I would rather, I would rather go blind girl
G
Then to see you walk away from me child
So you see I love you so much
Am
I don't want to see you leave me baby
G
Most of all I just don't, I just don't want to be free
Am
I was just, I was just sitting here thinking
G
Of your kiss and your warm embrace child
Am
When the reflection in the glass that adhered to my lips now baby
G
Revealed the tears I had on my face
Am
I would rather, I would rather go blind child
G
Then to see you walk away from me
Am
Baby, baby, baby I would rather go blind
G
Then to see you walk away from me
Am G Am
Baby, baby baby I would rather go blind.........FADE OUT
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How to play Id Rather Go Blind
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.