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Emma Hartley

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Intro explained at bottom of page.
AmWalking through the streets
CWaiting for a call
It's 1G0th and Dm24th and I'm in luAmckC  
AmLuck is what I need
CWhen I shake his hands
GI go back to the Dmhouse and fix it uAmpC  
FAnd I'm happy Cnow, I can Fbreathe agaCin
DmI can toss away my dFemons and lighten upC  
FAnd I close my eCyes, and I Fsee her faceC  
DmAnd we walk along that bFeach I've been dreaming oCf
FEmma Hartley, I can feel Amyour touch
FEmma Hartley, don't you lAmeave
AmEmma Hartley, I can't get enough
FEmma Hartley, stay I pleadAm  C  G  
Am C Am C G Em
AmYou walk in that door
CSay you're looking for
The thGings we nDmever got to sAmayC  
AmYou say there's a problem here
CI'm staring at you, dear
You've been siGtting there ruDmnning off those traAminsC  
FAnd are you happy Cnow, can Fyou breathe agaiCn?
DmDid you toss away Fyour demons and lighten up?C  
FDid you close yoCur eyes, diFd you see my faceC?
DmDid you walk aloFng that beach you've been drCeaming of?
FEmma Hartley, I can feel Amyour touch
FEmma Hartley, don't you lAmeave
AmEmma Hartley, I can't get enough
FEmma Hartley, stay I pleadAm  G  
Am C Am C D Em
intro explained:
In order to get comfortable, do an Am.  
so that your string changes but the fret stays the same.
High E
B
DThe D and the E and B are NOT picked together.  
The D starts out and the E and B are partners... if that makes any sense.  
Once you have the setup for the intro, the picking goes like this: 
Hammer on the D string 2nd fret then play that 2nd fret again (hammer on 2nd -- 2nd again.  
High E and B are played together once before the riffish thing starts.  
We are now using the pinky and ring finger along high E.  
You will keep the picking the strings mentioned before in the setup mentioned before, 
but you will add the pinky.  Pinky first goes on the 3rd fret high E, ring finger 
2nd fret High E, open high E, bring pinky up to B.  Remember, you should still have 
the 1st fret covered by pointer finger.  Pinky now goes onto the 3rd fret of B, 
then play the 1st fret with pointer which is already covered, then lift pointer and play open B.

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Emma Hartley

by Dylan LeBlanc

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Intro explained at bottom of page.

Walking through the streets

Waiting for a call

G Dm Am C

It's 10th and 24th and I'm in luck

Luck is what I need

When I shake his hands

G Dm Am C

I go back to the house and fix it up

F C F C

And I'm happy now, I can breathe again

Dm F C

I can toss away my demons and lighten up

F C F C

And I close my eyes, and I see her face

Dm F C

And we walk along that beach I've been dreaming of

F Am

Emma Hartley, I can feel your touch

F Am

Emma Hartley, don't you leave

Emma Hartley, I can't get enough

F Am C G

Emma Hartley, stay I plead

Am C Am C G Em

You walk in that door

Say you're looking for

G Dm Am C

The things we never got to say

You say there's a problem here

I'm staring at you, dear

G Dm Am C

You've been sitting there running off those trains

F C F C

And are you happy now, can you breathe again?

Dm F C

Did you toss away your demons and lighten up?

F C F C

Did you close your eyes, did you see my face?

Dm F C

Did you walk along that beach you've been dreaming of?

F Am

Emma Hartley, I can feel your touch

F Am

Emma Hartley, don't you leave

Emma Hartley, I can't get enough

F Am G

Emma Hartley, stay I plead

Am C Am C D Em

intro explained:

In order to get comfortable, do an Am.

so that your string changes but the fret stays the same.

High E

The D and the E and B are NOT picked together.

The D starts out and the E and B are partners... if that makes any sense.

Once you have the setup for the intro, the picking goes like this:

Hammer on the D string 2nd fret then play that 2nd fret again (hammer on 2nd -- 2nd again.

High E and B are played together once before the riffish thing starts.

We are now using the pinky and ring finger along high E.

You will keep the picking the strings mentioned before in the setup mentioned before,

but you will add the pinky. Pinky first goes on the 3rd fret high E, ring finger

2nd fret High E, open high E, bring pinky up to B. Remember, you should still have

the 1st fret covered by pointer finger. Pinky now goes onto the 3rd fret of B,

then play the 1st fret with pointer which is already covered, then lift pointer and play open B.

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