Autumn

Words & Music:

Dan Hartman

 

This is a lost classic by The Edgar Winter Group.  Kentam99's chords seem a bit unorthodox, but they sound quite close to the Edgar Winter Group version.  Enjoy.

 

Chords used:

Cs    = x 3 2 x 3 x     FM7s = x x 3 2 1 3      C   = x 3 2 x 1 x

C/B   = x 2 x x 1 x     Am   = x x 2 2 1 x      Am7 = x x 3 x 1 x

Am7/G = 3 x 2 x 1 x     G    = 3 2 x x x 3      G/B = 2 x x x x 3

Em    = x 2 2 x x x     Em7  = x 2 x x x x      Dm  = x x x 2 3 1

 

Notes from kentam99:  "During the intro, he hammers the B and D string going back and forth between the Cs and FM7s.   If you use these chords and play along with it, you should get it."

 

Cs               FM7s

Autumn, the wind blows colder than summer.

Cs          FM7s

Autumn, my love's gone with another.

C       C/B               Am           Am7/G

I can't demand anything of myself, now.

G                                 Dm                         C  C/B  Am

So, I guess I'll stay here in New England for Autumn, Autumn...

 

The buildings look tall and gray.

The birds flying haven't much to say.

They all know that it's coming again.

So, I guess they'll stay here in New England for Autumn, Autumn...

 

BRIDGE:

G         G/B    Em       Em7     C           C/B       Am

Did you ever lose something that you thought you knew?

G         G/B    Em       Em7     C           C/B       Am

Did you ever lose someone who was close to you?

Am                 G   D  Am             FM7s

Well, I lost my lover and my summer, too.

 

To Autumn wind blows colder than summer

Autumn my loves gone with another

I can't demand anything of myself now

G                                    Dm                   C  C/B  Am  Am/G

So, I guess I'll stay here in New England for Autumn, Autumn...

 

OUTRO:  FM7s

 





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