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Queensboro Bridge

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Eminor
90BPM
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David plays this originally on DROP D tuning, but standard tuning works just FABULOUS too
David plays it with capo on 2 and that's what I'm tabing
STANDARD / DROP D
D= xx0232 000232
Dsus2= xx0230 000230
Dsus4= xx0233 000233
Em7= 022030 220030
Asus4 = x02230 same
A7sus2 = x05450 same
A6 = x07670 same
A7sus4 = x00780 same
G6= 320030 550030
F6= 220030 440030
G6/B= x20030 x20030
C = x32010 same
CAPO ON 2
D(Dsus4) D(Dsus2 DDsus4) Em7   Asus4(A7sus2 A6A7sus4)
D(Dsus4) D(Dsus2 DDsus4) Em7  Asus4  
well mDidnight has Dsus4faded to DmorningDsus2  D  Dsus4  
the Em7city can¹t keep you Asus4with me
'cause Dthis is an Dsus4island of DvagabondsDsus2  D  Dsus4  
a Em7stop on the way to be fAsus4ree
but G6this is the wrF6ong time for mAsus4etaphors
G6you like my F6one-linerAsus4s best
so take the Dqueensboro bEm7ridge to the aF6irportG6  
iAsus4¹ll stay and G6/Bsettle Dfor lessDsus2  D  Dsus4  Em7  Asus4  
well sDweet baby Dsus4jesus is Dwatching youDsus2  D  Dsus4  
from his Em7bed at the big corner cAsus4hurch
and Dhe knows the Dsus4highs that you Dtook me toDsus2  D  Dsus4  
'cause he Em7knows the way that it hAsus4urts
but G6this is the wrF6ong time for Asus4saying prayers
a G6kiss at the tF6axi will Asus4do
and if the Dqueensboro bEm7ridge ever gF6ets you thG6ere
iAsus4¹ll be here G6/BwaitinDg for youDsus2  D  Dsus4  
you¹re a beaCutiful sight over east river lights
and i¹m G6/Blosing youEm  
you¹re a drCeam taking flight in a pink morning sky
yeah you¹re G6/Bcoming trAsus4ueG  
D (Dsus4) (Dsus2 D Dsus4) Em7 Asus4 (A7sus2 A6 A7sus4)
D(Dsus4) (Dsus2 DDsus4) Em7  Asus4  
yeah, G6this is the wrF6ong time for Asus4saying prayers
a G6kiss at the tF6axi will Asus4do
and if the Dqueensboro bEm7ridge ever gF6ets you thG6ere
iAsus4¹ll still be G6/BwaitinDg for you
and if the Dqueensboro bEm7ridge never F6gets you tG6here
iAsus4¹ll be here G6/Bwaiting for you
e---5---5---5---0-
B--7-7-8-8-7-7-8--
G-7---7---7---7--- (x7 and then an 8th time that ends picking the high e on the 10th fret or strum a D)
D-----------------
A-----------------
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