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Subject: Townshen-Lane "Annie" chords
one new song since learning this rather subtle but pretty chord grouping.
Sorry about the way some of the chord changes don't line up correctly. I
Intro: ASection format
D A Bm  A F#m A D A G D
In the B Section I brush over the A chord on the way back to Bm
( Aquick skippy thing)
DOld oaks stand talAl Annie, seen Bmthe AworF#mld grAow smalDl Annie
DBut when they fall AAnnie, where Gwill we be?D  
DWinter has come AnAnie, No strenBmgth iAn thF#me suAn, ADnnie
DAnd when it?s gone AAnnie, where Gshall we bDe?
                              Bm  F#m/  A            Bm  F#m/A  
When all the colors have faded, when ole Jack comes to call
BmDon?t tell em? no tell em? mF#maybe
GOh Annie God bless us all, Oh Dyes AGnnie, God bless us Dall
Instrumental A Section
A Section 3
DAnd then children will call AAnnie, Every BmleaAf F#mmust AfalDl, Annie
DGod Bless us all AAnnie whereveGr we?ll bDe.
B Section (repeat end of bsection (G&D) then go to ASection and Fade...

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Annie

by Clapton Lane Lambert

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Subject: Townshen-Lane "Annie" chords

one new song since learning this rather subtle but pretty chord grouping.

Sorry about the way some of the chord changes don't line up correctly. I

Intro: ASection format

D A Bm A F#m A D A G D

In the B Section I brush over the A chord on the way back to Bm

( quick skippy thing)

D A Bm A F#m A D

Old oaks stand tall Annie, seen the world grow small Annie

D A G D

But when they fall Annie, where will we be?

D A Bm A F#m A D

Winter has come Annie, No strength in the sun, Annie

D A G D

And when it?s gone Annie, where shall we be?

Bm F#m A Bm F#m A

/ /

When all the colors have faded, when ole Jack comes to call

Bm F#m

Don?t tell em? no tell em? maybe

G D G D

Oh Annie God bless us all, Oh yes Annie, God bless us all

Instrumental A Section

A Section 3

D A Bm A F#m A D

And then children will call Annie, Every leaf must fall, Annie

D A G D

God Bless us all Annie wherever we?ll be.

B Section (repeat end of bsection (G&D) then go to ASection and Fade...

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