Sing Sparrow Sing Chords

Tuning: Standard (E A D G B E) Key: Am Difficulty: Advanced Chords: Am1 E7 Am2 D A#maj7 Amsus4 Am G C F D/F# G#m Am4 Am5 F#7 Am6 E e|--x----x----x----x----1------1------0----3----0----x----x----4----5----8----8----x-----x--| B|--10---6----5----3----3------0------1----3----1----1----3----0----5----10---7----10----9--| G|--9----7----6----5----2------2------2----0----0----2----2----4----5----9----8----11----9--| D|--7----6----5----4----3------0------2----0----2----3----0----x----7----x----x----0-----9--| A|--0----x----0----0----x------x------0----2----3----3----0----x----7----x----x----x-----x--| E|--x----0----x----x----x------x------x----3----x----1----2----4----5----x----7----x-----x--| Verse 1: Am1 E7 Am2 D Sing, sparrow, sing loud A#maj7 Amsus4 Am Hide under here G C F D/F# G Little voices sound bigger now G#m Am4 Am5 F#7 Am6 E Who could be listening through the clouds? Am1 E7 Am2 D Sing, sparrow, sing loud A#maj7 Amsus4 Am Hide under here

Verse 2: Am1 E7 Am2 D Sing, sparrow, sing loud A#maj7 Amsus4 Am Hide under here G C F D/F# G Don't you fear the noise; boys are boys G#m Am4 Am5 F#7 Am6 E Spare us a world of what fate destroys Am1 E7 Am2 D Sing, sparrow, sing loud A#maj7 Amsus4 Am Hide under here (As far as strumming goes, flatpicking the base note for the first note of the 1/8 triplet and then strumming the other two in a triplet pattern sounds sterile, but better than straight strumming. Refer to the song for a sense of what I'm talking about, Thanks!)