[Archivers note: this is the version from 'Decade' - rcwoods] THE OLD LAUGHING LADY D Em/D Dmaj7 Em/D Don't call pretty Peggy, she ... D Em/D Dmaj7 Don't leave no message ... G/D D Em/D They say the "Old ... Dmaj7 Dm7 G She don't keep time, she ....
D Gm7 Am7 D You can't have a cupboard if there .... Dmaj7 Dm7 Dmaj7 Dm7 G/D Dmaj7 Dm7 Dmaj7 Dm7 G/D D See the drunkyard of the village .... D (D/Bb) D/C D There's a fever on the freeway, ..... And there's a rumbling in the bedroom ..... Dmaj7 Dm7 C(addD) There's the "Old Laughing Lady", .... OBS! The chords in this song is: D Em/D Dmaj7 Dm7 G G/D |||X|| |||X|| |||X|| |||X|| ||||X| |||X|| ||||X| ||||X| ||||X| ||||X| |||||| ||||X| |||||| |||||| |||||| |||||| XX|||| |||||| The chords starts on fret: 2 4 6 5 3 7 lyrics: from the c-d sleeve chords: audio corrections/additions welcomed rcwoods|famoore@unix1.tcd.ie added notes by: aq687@freenet.carleton.ca (David W Smith) -------------- Old Laughing Lady : Unplugged G C G G Don't call pretty ... C G She can't hear ... Don't leave ... C G Round her ... C They say the old ... G Been here be... D C She don't .... G She don't ... G C G G You can't ... C G If there ain't ... You got ... C There's no time for ... C 020010 Am They say the old ... C D G Dropped ... D Am And when she ... C G She leaves nothing .... verse: (without the run through Am) G See the ... C G Fallin' ... He can't tell ... C G From the rest of ... C 020010 Am He loves his old ... C G Bm Because the taste .... D But the laughin' ... Am C G Ain't the kind ... D Am C G G There's a fever on ... C G Blacks out ... There's a ... C G Just don't ... C There's a rumblin' .... C G And a flashin' .... D There's the old ... C G Everything is ... D There's the old ... C G Everything is ..... D Am C G x2 notes: the quick change to C and G at the end of many lines is omitted it occurs everywhere but 'if there ain't no wall / you got to move...' the run through from C to Am via the B note is a familiar ny trick... added: Neil embellishes the G chords by hammering on the E note on the second fret of the D string with his index finger. I also believe that he plays some of his G chords in the D chord shape at the 7th fret (G/D). Strum loosely with an easy feel.
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