Oh I Wept


#----------------------------------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. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------# FROM: Lukas Lechner, Woergl, Austria E-MAIL: luggi69@web.de DATE: 13 Jul 2001 ARTIST: Free SONG: Oh I Wept ALBUM: Fire And Water, 1970 This is for the nicest and most beautiful girl I've ever met... Gitti B. Oh I Wept ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ writtten by Rodgers/Kossof I think there are not really plain major chords, but that'll work... Intro: E D A E twice (with some mmmmmhh) Verse: E D A E Oh I Wept for days E D A E E D A E Filled my eyes with silly tears oh yeah E D A E But I don't care no more E D A E I don't care if my eyes get sore. Chorus: B F# A E I take my seat on the train, yeah B F# A E And let the sun come melt my pain, yeah B F# A E Come tomorrow I'll be far away B F# A E In the sunshine of another day. E D A E twice Verse: E D A E A worried mind makes so hard to bear E D A E hard to live and hard to care. E D A E Yeah, yeah E D A E But I don't care no more E D A E Don't care if my eyes get sore. Chorus: B F# A E I take my seat on the train, yeah B F# A E And let the sun come melt my pain, yeah B F# A E Come tomorrow I'll be far away B F# A E In the sunshine of another day. Solo over E D A E Mmmmmh E D A E 2 times E D A E Now I've left it all behind E D A E Oooh, I did not care to be so unkind. E D A E Oh, I did not... E D A E But the street is warm and bright E D A E far away I'm gonna be tonight. Chorus: B F# A E I take my seat on the train, oh yeah B F# A E And let the sun come melt my pain, yeah B F# A E Come tomorrow I'll be far away B F# A E A D In the sunshine of another day. fin This is really one of the most beautiful and sadest songs I've ever heard... Corrections, questions, comments and suggestions are always welcome, just mail me. __________________________________________________________ |"Won't you tell me, where have all the good times gone?" | | -Ray Davies, 1965 | | | |You can hardly listen to today's music, if you can call | |it music at all. | |_________________________________________________________|