Anna on a Memory
Written by John Stewart
'Anna on a Memory' – that song is fun to play!
'Anna' is from “Cannons in the Rain”, RCA, 1973,
Dj9
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B-----2----------------
G-----2----------------
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Bm11
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B----------------------
G----2----------------
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E--X------------------
Dm9/G
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B---------3------------
G----2-----------------
D----------------------
A----------------------
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Anna On A Memory John Stewart
Capo 2nd fret
Intro:
(D) (D7) (Em) (G)
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(D)Anna on a memory, (D7, hammer on c-note on chord change)
She come rollin' (Em)by. (bass notes E-D hammer on B on (G))
(D)Anna on a memory (D7, hammer on C-note on chord change)
Makes me laugh, she makes me (G)cry. (G/F#)(Em - hB-E-D)
Makes me (A)think of all the good times,
Like a bluebird learn to (D)fly.(accentuate high notes:
f#-f#-e hammer on f#-e-d. f#-f#-ehf#-e-d)
(D)Blackballed in Abilene, (D7, hammer on c…)
But the morning looked the (Em)same. (bass notes E-D hB on (G) hB)
(D)Blackballed in Abilene, (D7, hammer on c…)
Anna woke up on a (G)train, (G/F#) (Em)
(A)Lookin' at the stray dogs
Running on the highway in the (D)rain.(accentuate high notes:
f#-f#-e hammer on f#-e-d. f#-f#-ehf#-e-d)
- Repeat intro -
(D)Oh, run, dog, (Dj9)run,
(Bm11)You won't catch the (D)sun,
But you can (Dm9/G)try. (G)
(D)Run, dog, (Dj9)run,
(Dm9/G)You'll just catch that (D7)semi rollin' (G)by. (G/F#) (Em)
I (A)see that you caught the back wheels,
That's how all us stray dogs (D) gonna die.
(high notes run: hammer on f#-e-d - hf#-e-d - hf#-e-d (D7, hammer on c…)
Oh, (G)Anna on a memory,
Yeah, she come rollin' (C)by. (high notes run: e-d-e-e-d-c
e-d-e-e-d)
(G)Anna on a memory
Makes me laugh, she makes me (C)cry. (C/B) (Am)
Makes me (D)think of all the good times, (D7, hammer on c…)
Like a bluebird learn to (G)fly.
She makes me (D)think of all the good times, (D7, hammer on c…)
Like a bluebird learn to (G)fly.
((C), high notes run e d-c to (G), then
play only first four strings, slide up to 5th fret, slide up to 7th
fret:)
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