First Of July


A cracking song by a cracking artist just had to be tabbed. Nice and easy on piano too try that. A wee intro if you want to try and play the piano bit. Don't know how accurate it is but works for me... e |------10--7------------------------------2--2---3------5--5--2--| b |--7--------------------------------------3--3---3--3---5--5--3--| g |--7---------------12-----6--6---7--7-----2--2---4--4---6--6--2--| d |----------------12---------7----9---------------5------7--7-----| a |--------------10----------7-------9-------------5-5----7--7-----| E |-------------------------5------7---------------3------5--5-----| D G A Bm D G A D D G A Bm Open up your letter, you told me you don't love me D G A D Don't you think it'd be better, you tell me to my face D G A Bm Was I wrong to think about, the heaven that you brought me D G A D And was I wrong, to see you as, the apple of my eye D G A Bm I don't feel particularly good, D G A D But don't worry about me I'll get by D G A Bm That was the lsat day of June D G A D This is the first of July D G A Bm Don't have to pity me, it's something I don't need D G A D The signs were clearly written, I just didn't take heed D G A Bm And was I wrong to let you go, without another fight D G A D And was I wrong to think I own't be missin' you today D G A Bm I don't feel particularly good, D G A D But don't worry about me I'll get by D G A Bm That was the lsat day of June D G A D This is the first of July (Solo bit on piano, just play the same chord sequence through, or ad lib with fingerpicking) D G A Bm They say that time, has got a funny way of healin' D G A D But right now that's the only consolation I can find D G A Bm You might find another guy, and break his heart tomorrow D G A D And I might find, the piece of mind, to get me through today D G A Bm I don't feel particularly good, D G A D But don't worry about me I'll get by D G A Bm That was the lsat day of June D G A D This is the first of July D G A D This is the first of July D G A D This is the first of July Tabbed by Ian Wilson