I Dreamed I Saw St Augustine

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Tuning: Standard
Chords:
EADGBe
E022100
AX02220
F#7242322
C#mX46654
INTRO:
| E   A| E   F#7   A|
| E   A| E   C#m   A|
| A   E|
VERSE 1:
EI dreamed I saw St. Augustine,
AAlive as you or Eme.
Tearing through these quarters,
In the F#7utmost miseAry.
With a Eblanket underneath his arm,
And a Acoat of solid gold.
ESearching for the C#mvery souls,
Whom alAready have been Esold.
VERSE 2:
E"Arise, arise", he cried so loud,
AWith a voice without Erestraint.
"Come out ye gifted kings and queens,
And hear F#7my sad compAlaint.
No martyr Eis among ye now,
Whom you Acan call your own.
ESo go on your way C#maccordingly,
But Aknow you're not Ealone".
:: INSTRUMENTAL 1 ::
| E   A| E   F#7   A|
| E   A| E   C#m   A|
| A   E|
VERSE 3:
EI dreamed I saw St. Augustine,
AAlive with fiery breaEth.
And I dreamed I was amongst the ones,
That put F#7him out to Adeath.
Oh, I awoEke in anger,
So alone Aand terrified.
EI put my fingers C#magainst the glass,
And Abowed my head and Ecried.
:: INSTRUMENTAL 2 ::
| E   A| E   F#7   A|
| E   A| E   C#m   A|
| A   E|
:: INSTRUMENTAL 3 & CODA ::
| E   A| E   F#7   A|
| E   A| E   C#m   A|
| A   E|
End
1. This version just captures the basic chords and omits the lead artistry.
4. This pattern also works for transposition to Capo 4, in C.
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The story behind the song

Eric Clapton is an English rock and blues guitarist, singer, and songwriter, widely regarded as one of the most successful and influential guitarists in rock music. Having played in bands like The Yardbirds, Cream, and Blind Faith, he embarked on a solo career that includes the album I Still Do, on which "I Dreamed I Saw St Augustine" appears. This song, with its evocative title, invites a reflective and perhaps spiritual journey through its melody.

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