Joe
'Joe' is on
"Sunstorm", Warner Brothers, 1972, CD re-release on Line Music,1990.
...Trying
to write the everlasting song...
For the
intro:
Am 5th fret
E-----------5-----------
B-----------5-----------
G-----------5-----------
D-----------5----7-----
A-----------5----7-----
E-----------5-----------
G 5
E--X-----------
B--------3------
G---------------
D---------------
A----2----------
E--------3------
(C) (Am 5th
fret) (G5)(G) (C) (C, pull of to b-hammer on c [on B-string])
(Am 5th fret) (G5)(G) (C)
So the
(Am7short)light (G) will shine for (C)Joe,
(Dm7) She
a(Cj7)lone (Dm7) will (G)burn the (C)coal.
(Dm7) Pray
for (G)him, (Em)Joe, that (Dm)old (G)rolling (C)stone, (Am)
(F) So the
(C)light (Cj7) will (Dm)shine (G/B)for (C)Joe.
She has
(Am7short)seen (G) him work so (C)long
(Dm7)To try
and (Cj7)write the (Dm)ever(G)lasting (C)song
(F) A whole
lot of (G)te(Em)ars
Were
(Dm)riding (G)on those (Cj7)rhymes, (Am7)
(Dm) She
knows he (Cj7)tries (Dm7) too (G/B)hard some(C)times.
(on
C-chord, highlight [on D-string] E-F-[on G-string]G-A-G-A to…)
(F) So the
(Cj7)light will (Dm)shine (G) for (C)Joe,
(F) She
a(Cj7)lone will (Dm7)burn (G)the (C)coal.
And she'll
(F)pray for (C)him, (Am7)Joe, that (E)old (E7)rolling (Am)stone,
(C7)Oh,
(F)so the (Em)light will (Dm7)shine(G/B) for (C)Joe.
(Am 5th
fret) (G5)(G) (C) (C, pull of to b-hammer on c [on B-string])
A hometown
(Am)girl (G) with the world-wide (C)eyes
(Dm7)
Stands with (Cj7)Joe (Dm) to (G)watch the (C)skies.
(F) Falling
(Em7)star (Dm)never (G)had the (C)glow (Am)
(Dm) Of the
(Cj7)light(Am7short) that (Dm)shines (G/B) for (C)Joe.
(on
C-chord, highlight [on D-string] E-F-[on G-string]G-A-G-A to…)
(F) So the
(Cj7)light will (Dm)shine (G) for (C)Joe,
(F) She
a(Cj7)lone will (Dm7)burn (G)the (C)coal.
And she'll
(F)pray for (C)him, (Am7)Joe, that (E)old (E7)rolling (Am)stone,
(C7)Oh, (F)so
the (Cj7)light will (Dm7)shine(G/B) for (C)Joe.
(Am 5th
fret) (G5)(G) (C) (C, pull of to b-hammer on c [on B-string])
(Dm7) So
the (Am7short)light will (Dm7)shine(G/B) for (C)Joe.
(Am 5th
fret) (G5)(G) (C)
© John
Stewart, All Rights Reserved
janhauenstein@gmx.de, Charlie Woodward & Art Faller
October 2004