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I've tried my best to arrange the chords so an acoustic guitar
for guitar, the last chords (Fmmaj7, G,b9...) are really difficult
making sound good. Remember to accentuate/intone the bass notes,
 Intro:                                                          | | | | | | | |
 3/4                                                           C | x 3 2 0 1 0 |
|  C|  G7/D|  Em|  F/C|                                          |             |
                                                            G7/d | x x 0 0 0 1 |
| F#dim6 |  C/G|  E7/G#|  Am|                                    |             |
                                                              Em | x x 2 0 0 0 |
|  C/G|  C7/G|  C   Bb/D   C/E|  F|                                  |             |
                                                             F/c | x 3 3 2 1 1 |
| F#dim6 |  C|  G   G/B|                                           |             |
                                                          F#dim6 | 2 3 4 x 4 x |
| C | C | C | C |                                            C/g | 3 x 2 0 1 0 |
 1st Verse:                                                   Am | x 0 2 2 1 0 |
(the chords in the verses are same as in the Intro)              |             |
                  C          G7/D      Em                           F/C|             |
  The drummers and jugglers in Montre-al                    Bb/d | x 5 3 3 3 x |
  F#dim6    C/G      E7/G#                                         Am|             |
  Don't  even exist at all                                   C/e | x 7 5 5 5 x |
                       C/G              C7/G     C   Bb/D   C/E           F|             |
  So I'm tearing up these tarot cards and Ve-ne  -tian clowns    |             |
  F#dim6                     C      G    G/B     C                      C|             |
  Antique shops and alcoholic homo-sexu-als                   F  | 1 3 3 2 1 1 |
                                                              G  | 3 x 0 0 0 3 |
                 C        G7/D              Em                      F/C|             |
  You may ask why I want to torch my home town             Csus4 | x 3 3 0 1 1 |
  F#dim6              C/G         E7/G#                            Am|             |
  Partly it’s bitterness and hopping around               A7sus4 | x 0 2 0 3 0 |
                     C/G    C7/G        C   Bb/D   C/E                    F|             |
  And ‘round again on Ontario street look-ing up             Am7 | x 0 2 0 1 0 |
  F#dim6                 C         G      G/B                     Csus4|             |
  Maybe I'll catch him on his way to the show            Gsus4/d | x x 0 5 3 1 |
                                                              G7 | x x 5 4 6 3 |
 Interlude:                                                      |             |
| Csus4 | C | A7sus4 | Am7 |                              Fmmaj7 | x x 3 5 5 4 |
|  Gsus4/D|  Gsus4/D|  G7|                                       |             |
                                                          G#maj7 | x x 6 5 4 3 |
| Fmmaj7  G,B9 | G#maj7 | Fm/Bb  Fm  G/D |                 Fm/Bb | x x x 3 6 4 |
                                                              Fm | x x 3 5 6 4 |
|  C|  C|  C|  G7|                                               |             |
                                                             G/d | x x 0 0 0 3 |
                                                              G7 | 3 2 0 0 0 1 |
  You Ctravel the G7/Dworld and Emfind all the F/Canswers
  F#dim6           C/G        E7/G#  Am  
  Ev'rything operates on the unattainable
  And C/Gthen you hear your C7/Gmother laugh atCtached Bb/Dto   C/Ethe Fphone
  F#dim6                                    C           G       G/B  C  
  Could have walked around the block, ‘cause all roads lead to home
 Bridge:
  CSay,_Am___ will you Amever, ever, ever Gsus4/Dknow?
  Gsus4/DEver, ever, ever Gfly Caway?_C___Am___
  Will you Amever, ever, ever Gsus4/Dgo?
            Gsus4/D       G7   Fmmaj7G,B9  G#maj7   Fm/Bb   Fm    G/D      C  C  
  Ever, ever, ever find a_________________________________-way?___
|  C|  C|  Am|  Am|
...home
|  Gsus4/D|  Gsus4/D|  G|
|  C|  C|  Am|  Am|
|  Gsus4/D|  Gsus4/D|  G7|
|   Fmmaj7G,B9 |  G#maj7|   Fm/Bb    Fm   G/D|
|  C|  C|
 Outro:
|  C|  G7/D|  Em|  F/C|
| F#dim6 |  C/G|  E7/G#|  Am|
|  C/G|  C7/G|  C   Bb/D   C/E|  F|
| F#dim6 | C | G G/B | ...and end on C
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Hometown Waltz

by Rufus Wainwright

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

G7/D

F/C

C/G

E7/G#

C7/G

Bb/D

C/E

G/B

Csus4

Gsus4/D

Fmmaj7

G#maj7

Fm/Bb

G/D

I've tried my best to arrange the chords so an acoustic guitar

for guitar, the last chords (Fmmaj7, G,b9...) are really difficult

making sound good. Remember to accentuate/intone the bass notes,

3/4 C | x 3 2 0 1 0 |

C G7/D Em F/C

| | | | | | |

G7/d | x x 0 0 0 1 |

C/G E7/G# Am

Em | x x 2 0 0 0 |

C/G C7/G C Bb/D C/E F

| | | | | | |

F/c | x 3 3 2 1 1 |

C G G/B

F#dim6 | 2 3 4 x 4 x |

| C | C | C | C | C/g | 3 x 2 0 1 0 |

1st Verse: Am | x 0 2 2 1 0 |

(the chords in the verses are same as in the Intro) | |

C G7/D Em F/C

| |

The drummers and jugglers in Montre-al Bb/d | x 5 3 3 3 x |

C/G E7/G# Am

F#dim6 | |

Don't even exist at all C/e | x 7 5 5 5 x |

C/G C7/G C Bb/D C/E F

| |

So I'm tearing up these tarot cards and Ve-ne -tian clowns | |

C G G/B C C

F#dim6 | |

Antique shops and alcoholic homo-sexu-als F | 1 3 3 2 1 1 |

G | 3 x 0 0 0 3 |

C G7/D Em F/C

| |

You may ask why I want to torch my home town Csus4 | x 3 3 0 1 1 |

C/G E7/G# Am

F#dim6 | |

Partly it’s bitterness and hopping around A7sus4 | x 0 2 0 3 0 |

C/G C7/G C Bb/D C/E F

| |

And ‘round again on Ontario street look-ing up Am7 | x 0 2 0 1 0 |

C G G/B Csus4

F#dim6 | |

Maybe I'll catch him on his way to the show Gsus4/d | x x 0 5 3 1 |

G7 | x x 5 4 6 3 |

Interlude: | |

| Csus4 | C | A7sus4 | Am7 | Fmmaj7 | x x 3 5 5 4 |

Gsus4/D Gsus4/D G7

| | | | | |

G#maj7 | x x 6 5 4 3 |

Fm | x x 3 5 6 4 |

C C C G7

| | | | | | |

G/d | x x 0 0 0 3 |

G7 | 3 2 0 0 0 1 |

C G7/D Em F/C

You travel the world and find all the answers

C/G E7/G# Am

F#dim6

Ev'rything operates on the unattainable

C/G C7/G C Bb/D C/E F

And then you hear your mother laugh attached to the phone

C G G/B C

F#dim6

Could have walked around the block, ‘cause all roads lead to home

Bridge:

C Am Am Gsus4/D

Say,____ will you ever, ever, ever know?

Gsus4/D G C C Am

Ever, ever, ever fly away?_______

Am Gsus4/D

Will you ever, ever, ever go?

Gsus4/D G7 Fmmaj7 G#maj7 Fm/Bb Fm G/D C C

G,B9

Ever, ever, ever find a_________________________________-way?___

C C Am Am

| | | | |

...home

Gsus4/D Gsus4/D G

| | | |

C C Am Am

| | | | |

Gsus4/D Gsus4/D G7

| | | |

Fmmaj7 G#maj7 Fm/Bb Fm G/D

| G,B9 | | |

C C

| | |

Outro:

C G7/D Em F/C

| | | | |

C/G E7/G# Am

C/G C7/G C Bb/D C/E F

| | | | |

| F#dim6 | C | G G/B | ...and end on C

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July, 2015 "

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