Cassidy chords by Grateful Dead

Cassidy

                           Weir/Barlow

I have seen where the wolf has ...
F                                                  Bb
I can tell by the mark he ...
F                                              Bb
Ah, child of ...
Fm7                      Bbm
Ah, chile of ...
Fm7                    Bbm
What you are; what ...
Gm(add A)                          Bb

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Speaks his name, though you were born to me
Gm(Add A)                                 Bb
Born to me, cassidy
F

(Music is same for 2nd verse)

Lost now on the country miles in ...

Blow the horn, tap ...

Quick beats in an ...
Bb                 F
Catch-colt draws a ...
Bb                 F
There he goes and how ...
Bb                        F
Hear ...
C            Gm7 F
Flight of the ...
C                       Gm7   F
Scattered like the ...
C                             Gm7 F
Wheel to the ...
C               Bb       F
Faring thee well, now  let your ...
F                                         Bb
Nothing to tell now, let the ...
F                                           Bb
Faring ..

Song ends with a jam in F




F                                                  Bb
I have seen where the wolf ...

F                                              Bb
I can tell by the mark he left yo...

Fm7                     Bbm   Fm7                    Bbm
Ah, child of countless ...

Gm                                 Bb
What you are, what ...

Gm                                      Bb                    F
Speaks his name though you were ...


2. Lost now on the country miles in his ...

Bb                F          Bb                    F
Quick beats of an icy heart, catch ...

Bb                    F                         C
There he goes and now here ...

Gm7 F C
        Flight of ...
Gm7 F C
        Scattered ...

C                Bb     F
Wheel to the ...

(Go through the verse chords again)

[2x]:
F                                                      Bb
Faring the well now, let your ...
           F                                              Bb
Nothing to tell now, let the ...


Finally, go back to the "flight of the seabirds" bit and end on "fly"

That, more or less, is it.  Good luck.

Alec

--
"Perhaps the only true dignity of man is his capacity to despise himself."
         ---George Santayana, _The Ethics of Spinoza_

CASSIDY- The Grateful Dead

E                                             A
I have seen where the wolf has ...
E                                                  A
I can tell by the mark he ...
Em                       Am
Ah, child of ...
Em                      Am
Ah, child of ...
F#m/G#                            Am
What you are, what ...
F#m/G#                                   A
Speaks his name, ....
A              E
Born to me...

Lost now on the country ....

BRIDGE:
A                  E
Quick beats ...
A                  E
Catch-colt ...
A                      E
There he goes and ...
          B
Hear her cry
F#m7 E  B
(Do do do) Flight of ...
F#m7 E  B
(Do do do) Scattered ...
F#m7 E  B                          E
(Do do do) Wheel to ...

 E                                                       A
Fare thee well, now  let your ....
E                                                 A
Nothing to tell now, let the words ...
(repeat)


NOTE: This is ripped off of a previous posting, but I prefer this
key.
(from Ace by Bob Weir, 1972)
(sent by Harlan at harlant@hawaii.edu)