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Crazy Suzie

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1/8

Tempo 80 BPMVol

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Step 1 / 8Position: 2

1 index2 middle3 ring4 pinkyO openSpace = play/pause

Capo 1st fret
[Chords]
      Cx32010
      Dx00232
     Em022000
      F133211
F6*    13323x
Fmaj7* 133210
      G320033
     Amx02210
*You may use your thumb if you want to play the low E String for this shape.
 For total beginners: You can play a normal F-Shape (or learn more chords :)
there are mostly Fmaj7 chords in the verse. However with only a guitar, I've noticed that
normal F chords might sound a bit better depending on your personal taste.
In the end of the chorus, the harmony is actually an F6 but a normal F sounds better as
the vocals do already cover the 6th.
[Intro]
F   C    F6   C
[(Drum fill)]
[Verse 1]
  AmCrazy Suzie Gfollowed me, Fall the way Dhome
She said "Fmaj7Don’t you want to Cbe alone?"
  AmI never quite Dunderstood, Fmaj7what she was aiming Cat,
'cause I was Fmaj7always better of aClone.
She said; Am"You can still be Glonely, when you Fsleep next to someFmaj7one."
[Verse 2]
  AmI made my way to the Gdrug store, on the Fmaj7corner of my Dstreet.
Yeah I was Fmaj7looking for a place to Ceat.
  AmI saw an old man Dat the bus stop he just Fmaj7looked at me and Csmiled.
With Fmaj7wisdom in his Ceyes.
Like he'd Amseen me here beGfore and he knew, Fall my aliFmaj7bis.
[Chorus 1]
Fmaj7Ohh...             Em    Amhe leaned aGcross, and into Fmy ear he Csaid;
FOhh...       Em"When Ameverything you Ddo is just a Fmeans to an Cend, who will you Fcount on Cthen?"
G[(Instrumental bar) You can optionally play the following tab before landing on the G chord as shown]
e|--------3-------|
B|--------3-------|
G|--------0-------|
D|--------0-------|
A|--2--0--2-------|
E|--------3-------|
[(Drum and piano fill) You can imitate the piano fill at the end by playing the following tab]
e|----------------|
B|----------------|
G|----------------|
D|----------------|
A|--0-3-0---------|
E|3-------3-------|
[Verse 3]
  AmLate that night I Gbumped into, a Fmaj7girl I used to Dknow.
One that Fmaj7really moved me, Cso  I thought
 Am"Could it be that Dyou and me, oh we Fmaj7could've been something Cmore?"
'cause I Fmaj7always wanted something Cmore.
So we Amdanced around the Gtruth a while, then she Flet me go home aFmaj7lone.
[Chorus 2]
Fmaj7Ohh...             Em    AmShe leaned to Gme, and into Fmy ear he Csaid;
FOhh...       Em"When Ameverything you Ddo is just a Fmeans to an Cend, who will you Fcount on Cthen?"
G[(Instrumental bar) You can play the notes as shown in the tab below Chorus 1]
[Bridge]
  FAnd when I think about it,    Cdon’t wanna talk about it.
  Fmaj7And when I think about it,   CI don’t wanna talk about it.
  Fmaj7And when I think about it,   CI don’t wanna talk about it.
  Fmaj7And when I think about it,    Cdon’t wanna talk Gabout it.
[Electric Guitar Solo]
F   C   F   C
[Chorus 3]
Fmaj7Ohh...             Em    AmShe leaned aGcross, and into Fmy ear he Csaid;
FOhh...       Em"When Ameverything you Ddo is just a Fmeans to an Cend, who will you Fcount on Cthen?"
FOhh...       Em"When Ameverything you Ddo is just a Fmeans to an Cend, who will you Fcount on Cthen?"
It’s just a Fmeans to an Cend, who will you Fcount on Cthen?

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Crazy Suzie

by Tenderfoot (Australia)

Lyrics & chords · Original key · Capo on fret 1 (as written in this song)

Chords in this song · guitar

Fmaj7

Capo 1st fret

[Chords]

x32010

x00232

022000

133211

* 13323x

Fmaj7

* 133210

320033

x02210

*You may use your thumb if you want to play the low E String for this shape.

For total beginners: You can play a normal F-Shape (or learn more chords :)

there are mostly Fmaj7 chords in the verse. However with only a guitar, I've noticed that

normal F chords might sound a bit better depending on your personal taste.

In the end of the chorus, the harmony is actually an F6 but a normal F sounds better as

the vocals do already cover the 6th.

[Intro]

F C F6 C

[(Drum fill)]

[Verse 1]

Am G F D

Crazy Suzie followed me, all the way home

Fmaj7 C

She said "Don’t you want to be alone?"

Am D Fmaj7 C

I never quite understood, what she was aiming at,

Fmaj7 C

'cause I was always better of alone.

Am G F Fmaj7

She said; "You can still be lonely, when you sleep next to someone."

[Verse 2]

Am G Fmaj7 D

I made my way to the drug store, on the corner of my street.

Fmaj7 C

Yeah I was looking for a place to eat.

Am D Fmaj7 C

I saw an old man at the bus stop he just looked at me and smiled.

Fmaj7 C

With wisdom in his eyes.

Am G F Fmaj7

Like he'd seen me here before and he knew, all my alibis.

[Chorus 1]

Fmaj7 Em Am G F C

Ohh... he leaned across, and into my ear he said;

F Em Am D F C F C

Ohh... "When everything you do is just a means to an end, who will you count on then?"

[(Instrumental bar) You can optionally play the following tab before landing on the G chord as shown]

e|--------3-------|

B|--------3-------|

G|--------0-------|

D|--------0-------|

A|--2--0--2-------|

E|--------3-------|

[(Drum and piano fill) You can imitate the piano fill at the end by playing the following tab]

e|----------------|

B|----------------|

G|----------------|

D|----------------|

A|--0-3-0---------|

E|3-------3-------|

[Verse 3]

Am G Fmaj7 D

Late that night I bumped into, a girl I used to know.

Fmaj7 C

One that really moved me, so I thought

Am D Fmaj7 C

"Could it be that you and me, oh we could've been something more?"

Fmaj7 C

'cause I always wanted something more.

Am G F Fmaj7

So we danced around the truth a while, then she let me go home alone.

[Chorus 2]

Fmaj7 Em Am G F C

Ohh... She leaned to me, and into my ear he said;

F Em Am D F C F C

Ohh... "When everything you do is just a means to an end, who will you count on then?"

[(Instrumental bar) You can play the notes as shown in the tab below Chorus 1]

[Bridge]

F C

And when I think about it, don’t wanna talk about it.

Fmaj7 C

And when I think about it, I don’t wanna talk about it.

Fmaj7 C

And when I think about it, I don’t wanna talk about it.

Fmaj7 C G

And when I think about it, don’t wanna talk about it.

[Electric Guitar Solo]

F C F C

[Chorus 3]

Fmaj7 Em Am G F C

Ohh... She leaned across, and into my ear he said;

F Em Am D F C F C

Ohh... "When everything you do is just a means to an end, who will you count on then?"

F Em Am D F C F C

Ohh... "When everything you do is just a means to an end, who will you count on then?"

F C F C

It’s just a means to an end, who will you count on then?

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