Some Lonesome Picker
'Some
Lonesome Picker' is on “California Bloodlines”, Capitol, 1969,
Outstanding
song.
Play (D)
chord, moving [bass notes]:
[D] [C]
[hammer on B] [hammer on Bb]
[D] [C]
[hammer on B] [hammer on Bb]
[D] [C]
[hammer on B] [hammer on Bb]
(continue
pattern into verse, using hammer-ons occasionally,
more often
clean notes)
I [D]often
get the [C]feeling that I'm [B]talking to the [Bb]wind
And no-one
[D]hears, [C] [B]no-one listens [Bb]in.
Then [D]I
start singing [C]songs
And the
[B]music makes the [Bb]whole world feel like [D]home,
[C] [B]
Sing a [Bb]song and you're not a[D]one.
[C] [hammer
on B] [hammer on Bb]
[D] Lilly
Mc[C]Lean, you are [B]standing in the [Bb]rain
And you are
[D]cold, [C] you are [B]hungry and a[Bb]fraid.
You are
[D]waiting for a [C]sunrise,
A
[B]sunrise makes you [Bb]feel so very [D]small.
[C] [B]
Darling [Bb]Lilly, aren't we [D]all? (D-chord)
(chords)
Oh I'm be(G)liev(D)ing,
be(G)lie(A7 short)(Bm)ving,
Be(G)lieving
that (Em)even when I'm (Em7)go(A7)ne,
(back to
bass note pattern with (D) chord...)
Maybe
[D]some lonesome [C]picker will
[B] Find
some [Bb]healing in this [D]song.
[C] [hammer
on B] [hammer on Bb]
[D] Julie
get the [C]gun, Julie [B]throw it in the [Bb]river,
Let it
[D]roll [C] [B]far on out to [Bb]sea.
Let it
[D]carry the con[C]fusion,
The
[B]hatred and the [Bb]worry here in [D]me,
[C] [B]
River [Bb]rolling out to [D]sea. (D chord)
(chords)
Oh I'm be(G)liev(D)ing,
be(G)lie(A7 short)(Bm)ving,
Be(G)lieving
that (Em)even when I'm (Em7)go(A7)ne,
(back to
bass note pattern with (D) chord...)
Maybe
[D]some lonesome [C]picker will
[B] Find
some [Bb]healing in this [D]song.
[C] [hammer
on B] [hammer on Bb]
Maybe
[D]some lonesome [C]picker will
[B] Find
some [Bb]healing in this [D]song.
[C] [hammer
on B] [hammer on Bb]
I hope that
[D] some lonesome [C]picker will
[B] Find
some [Bb]healing in this [D])song.
© John
Stewart, All Rights Reserved
Charlie Woodward, janhauenstein@gmx.de & Art Faller