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Somebodys crying Chris Isaak
[C] [Am] [F] [C]
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('v')Jonathan Lozoya ag331rgfn.epcc.edu
El Paso , TX.
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From: Athyra
Somebody's Crying - Chris Isaak
transcribed by Cliff Hicks
Here's how i think it goes...
[C] [Am] [F] [G]
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It won't sound exactly like the recording unless your on a twelve string
(which is how I transcribed it) so don't worry about it.
~Cliff
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The chords are: F Dm Bb F (repeated through verse)
then:
F Bb F Bb through the chorus ("so, please...")
I think the posting from 'Albert Lozoya' showing the 'C-Am-F-C' progression
using a capo might be easier to play, but if my ears aren't deceiving me,
I hear it in 'F'. Either way, it ain't too tough!
Keep on strummin'!
J Smith
Sunnyvale, CA
From: Caleb Rudd
There seems to be some discussion over Chris Isaak's Somebody's Crying. The way
Isaak himself plays it is F Dm Bb F in the verse and F Bb F Bb for the chorus.
That's they way he played it on live TV when over here (Australia) recently
anyway. The intro is just F Dm played slowly. The F, Dm and Bb are barre chords
while Dm is open. A bit tricky to play at first.
What I would like is the lead riff/instrumental played in the chorus. It doesn't
sound very complex (3-4 notes) but I can't seem to get it.
Ta
Caleb
Date: 10 SEP 1995 05:18:48 GMT
From: lestat@libertynet.org
Subject: SOMEBODY'S CRYING tab
A good samaritan sent this to me so I'll post it:
The chords are F,Dm, Bb, and F for the first part, then,
F, Bb, F, Bb for the second part
I worked out the finger picking in the first part, see what you think:
[] &inlc; [F] [)(] [Dm] [)(] [Bb] [)(] [F] []
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Drop me a line to tell me what you think or if you figure out the rest, hope you like it
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And that's that...
Enjoy... :)
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