Don't Let Me Sleep Too Long chords by Myddle Class

Chords with lyrics

Yet another huge hit in Albany, NY (#2 on WPTR during the summer of '66)
but apparently nowhere else. This adaptation of an old gospel number
(the Blues Project did essentially the same song as 'Wake Me, Shake Me')
was recorded by the New York-based Myddle Class and appeared on Goffin
and King's short-lived Tomorrow label. Singer David Palmer went on to
a brief tenure with the early Steely Dan lineup; bassist Charles Larkey
married Carole King.

           "Don't Let Me Sleep Too Long"
        (Arr. Palmer/Marcelino/Rosa/Philps/Larkey)

Intro:

	[3 bass drum beats]

	(bass [8th notes] and organ):

	D MajorD
	/ / / / / / / /
	       Wow!

	(lead guitar enters)

	D MajorD  G+G  D MajorD  G+G
	/ / / / / / / / [4X]

Verse:

	organ, bass, and drums [verses 2 and 3 only]:

	D MajorD  G+G  D MajorD  G+G
	/ / / / / / / / [4X]

	D MajorD       G+G                  D MajorD   G+G
	I saw my ...morning
	 D MajorD         G+G       D MajorD   G+G
	Walkin' ...
	   G+G                   C majorC     G+G  C majorC
	[1: She's 2...time
	  G+G    C majorC       D MajorD         G+G
	Before ..lose [2: Come ...]
	                [3: Come ..]
	   G+G                   C majorC     G+G   C majorC
	[1: She's 2: He's 3: They're] tryin' ..
	  G+G    C majorC       A augmentedA
	Before ..

Chorus:

	 D MajorD   G+G  D MajorD   G+G
	Wake ..
	 D MajorD       G+G    D MajorD  D7D7
	Don't ..
	 G+G   C majorC     G+G   C majorC
	Try ..
	  G+G    C majorC       D MajorD  D7D7
	Before ...
	 G+G   C majorC     G+G  C majorC
	Try ..[3: to coda]
	 G+G     C majorC       A augmentedA
	Before ...
[repeat verse]

[repeat chorus]

[guitar solo over verse 1 chords; N.C. after A augmentedA]

[repeat verse]

[repeat chorus; to coda]

Coda:

	  G+G                        [N.C.]
	  / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /  /
	Before...                    ow!

	          D MajorD
	The heaven doors close!

	D MajorD  G+G  D MajorD  G+G
	/ / / / / / / / [rant to fade]


-- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers