Hey Folks... This is The Black Crowes version of Gram Parson's "SHE"
This song has been covered by so many, including Emilou Harris, but I think
The Crowes do a great job on this... Especially Chris with Rich on Harmony.
She - written by Gram Parsons Chris Ethridge
The intro is really a step down from the formation of the Em
Tab here: Play the Em, then strum stepping down 1 fret at a time on D string
|---------------------------|
|-----------------1---------|
|-------------0---0---------|
|-2---1---0---0---2---------|
|-2---2---2---3---3---------|
|-0---0---0---x---3---------|
I actually play this each time I reach the Em. It somewhat emulates
what Rich Robinson does, when playing this song in open G..
INTRO Em - Ebm - D Db - C G
x2
VERSE-1
G F#m Bm
She she came from the land of the cotton
Em Em7 C G
Land that was nearly forgotten by everyone
G F#m Bm
And She worked and she slaved so hard
Em Em7 C G
A big old field was her back yard in the delta sun
F C G
Oh Oh, but she sure could sing
F C G
Oh Oh, she sure could sing
VERSE-2
G F#m Bm
He He looked down and he took a little pity
Em Em7 C G
The whole town swore they knew it was to help her some
G F#m Bm
And he He didn't mind if she wasn't very pretty
Em Em7 C G
For deep inside his heart he knew She was the only one
CHORUS
F C G
Oh Oh, but she sure could sing
F C G
Oh Oh, she sure could sing
BRIDGE
D
She had faith, she had believin
G
Led all the people together in singin
D
And she prayed every night to the Lord up above
C G6 A7 A7 C D
Hal le lu-jah Halle lu jah
VERSE-3
G F#m Bm
They Used to walk singing songs by the river
Em Em7 C G
Even when she knew for sure She had to go away
G F#m Bm
She, she never knew what her life had to give her
Em Em7 C G
She never had to think about it For one single day
CHORUS
BRIDGE
Repeat VERSE-1
CHORUS X 2 to End
