NEVER HAD IT SO GOOD (Mary Chapin Carpenter & John Jennings) ------------------------------------------------------------ [Each chord, or pair of chords joined by hyphens, is one measure.] [D* means mix up a D(9) with the D. D** means play D-D11-D-Dsus-D-D11-D, as shown in the tab at the end.] G G C(9) D G G C(9) D [intro] G G C D* No .. G C D** D** No .. G G C D* No .. Em C D** D** No ..
G C G - D/F# Em 'Cause .. C C D** D** You .. G C G - D/F# Em Now .. C D [stop] G G C(9) D You ..[repeat intro] No .. No .. No .. No .. 'Cause .. You .. Now .. C D [stop] G G You .. C D So .. G - G/B C Be .. C D But ... Em - C D D Baby, it's me 'Cause .. You .. Now .. C D G - D/F# Em You .. C D G - D/F# Em You .. C D [stop] G G C D You .. G G C(9) D G G C(9) D etc. [repeat intro and fade] TAB: This is the D** part: D D11 D Dsus D D11 D | \ | | | | / E 2---2---2-0-2-3^|3---3-2-0-2-----| A note on all these D chords: I B 3---3---3-3-3-3^|3---3-3-3-3-----| wrote down pretty much what Mary-Chapin G 2---2---2-0-2-2^|2---2-2-0-2-----| played on "Austin City Limits," but it's D 0---0---0-0-0-0^|0---0-0-0-0-----| open to improvisation; I'm sure she A ----------------|----------------| doesn't play it the same every time. E ----------------|----------------| (The ^ is a tie across measures.) ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . The electric guitar plays the following part in the intro and fade-out; at the very least, the acoustic guitar does the hammer-on in the 2nd bar. E ----------------|----------------|----------------|----------------| B ----------------|----------------|----------------|----------------| G ----------------|----------------|----------------|----------------| D ----------------|------------0---|0---------------|----------------| A 2-----2---------|0=2---2---------|------3-----2---|2=0---0---------| E ----------------|----------------|----------------|----------------| ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . ^ . CHORDS: G: 320033 in the intro; 320033 or 320003 elsewhere. C: 332010 C(9): x32033 D: x00232 normally; see tab above for variations. D(9): x00230 D/F#: 200232 Em: 022000 - Adam Schneider, schneider@pobox.com
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