Lady Is Clouding Vision - John Anderson

Lady Is Clouding Vision

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By John Anderson
Tabbed By Larry Mofle
rmofle@satx.rr.com
 
Play the D chord while picking the 4th string at the top of each measure
and walk up and down in a waltz.
 
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D chord
E----2---------------------------------------
B----2---------------------------------------
G----3---------------------------------------
D----0---2---4---2---0---2---4---0-----------
A--------------------------------------------
E--------------------------------------------
 
D D/E D/F# D/E D
Dawn was three hours from shining on her face that morning
D D/E D/F# D/E D
And she touched me softly and then I heard her say, honey
G D
We're young and we're foolish I know
G D
And though these hard times we must go
D D/E D/F# D/E
But you see yourself fallin' when lady is clouding
D D/E D/F# D/E D
When lady is clouding, when lady is clouding your vision
 
And what do you do when your woman says she is leaving
You cry in the night but she don't understand what you're feelin'
Then she pulls off a thin golden ring
And packs all her soft pretty things
And it's hard to see clearly when lady is clouding
When lady is clouding, when lady is clouding your vision
 
And who needs a friend when your heart is the one that is breakin'
You wake up one mornin' and feel like your world was just taken
But my friends tell me that it will end
And a new love I'll soon begin
And it's hard to see clearly when lady is clouding
When lady is clouding, when lady is clouding your vision

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is D. 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.

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