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« Reply #1 on: April 01, 2004, 07:59:41 PM » |
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Honky Tonk Man
By Dewayne Blackwell
Well I've never seen you look quite so sad, And I've never felt me feel quite so bad, And I know we both feel that we have been had, Well I guess they were just not that strong.
So I lost my woman and you lost your man, And who knows who's right or who's wrong, But I've got my guitar and I've got a plan, Throw your arms 'round this honky tonk man!
Throw your arms 'round this honky tonk man, And we'll get through this night the best way we can! It's the best ol' pain killer since hurtin' began, Throw your arms 'round this honky tonk man!
I miss that woman, you miss him too, There's not a hell of a lot we can do, But cling to each other 'till the hurtin' is through, But the hurt can only last just so long.
You'll be my woman, I'll be your man, Even if just for a while, I've still got my guitar and I've got a plan, Throw your arms 'round this honky tonk man!
Throw your arms 'round this honky tonk man, And we'll get through this night the best way we can! It's the best ol' pain killer since hurtin' began, Throw your arms 'round this honky tonk man! Throw your arms 'round this honky tonk man!
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« Reply #8 on: February 23, 2008, 02:10:04 PM » |
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OK - I said i'd tab it but couldn't really be bothered so here are just the chords. Strumming is simple up and down at a regular rythum. Capo at second fret to play along with Clint. I tried adding a harmonica solo as well which sounded pretty good. Just add an extra non singing verse or chorus and improvise a solo on guitar or harmonica and its sounds good.
I've also tabbed the Unforgiven theme in the past and put it on the old web board. Maybe a moderator could add a link if possible or PM me if you want it and i'll do it again and stick it on the board. Enjoy.
Sorry to impeach you here, bigdai, I'm not trying to start a flame war, but these chords are incorrect- though they are close. How we used to play the song when I played in a cover band is as follows: A C#m I've never seen you look quite so sad D A I've never felt me feel quite so bad D A C# F#m And I know we both feel that we have been had B7 E I guess we were just not that strong D A C# F#m I lost my woman and you lost your man D A C#7 Who knows who's right and who's wrong D A C# F#m But I've still got my guitar and I've got a plan D A E AD Throw your arms around this honky tonk man D A Throw your arms 'round this honky tonk man D B7 E And we'll get through this night the best way we can D A C#m F#m It's the best ol' pain killer since hurtin? began D A E A Throw your arms around this honky tonk man And to give credit where it is due, I also double-checked this with 911 tabs, and they play it the same way we did. Honky Tonk Man By Marty Robbins @911 Tabs Thank you, thank you- but no applause is neccesary. Courtney Patricia "GamerGirl" Parsons
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« Reply #9 on: February 24, 2008, 11:32:44 AM » |
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 I realize this is an old topic; but I thought perhaps it might be relevant, in case some of you out there were using the "wrong" chords to play this song. As BD surmised, however, you CAN play the song in the key of C as well. You should be able to easily transpose it from the info I gave you. Here's a start: Intro Alternate C with C9 on each beat C C9 C9 C Em I've never felt.... sad G C And you've never felt.... bad G C E Am And I know we both... had D7 G I guess... strong ....And so forth. It's a straightforward, simple transposition. Play it in whatever key you feel comfortable singing; it's based on that basic key progression that you first learn in piano class when you start learning how to build chords, like the song "O Cherie." Enjoy !! Courtney Patricia "GamerGirl" Parsons
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« Reply #10 on: February 24, 2008, 11:41:17 AM » |
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OK - I said i'd tab it but couldn't really be bothered so here are just the chords. Strumming is simple up and down at a regular rythum. Capo at second fret to play along with Clint. I tried adding a harmonica solo as well which sounded pretty good. Just add an extra non singing verse or chorus and improvise a solo on guitar or harmonica and its sounds good.
I've also tabbed the Unforgiven theme in the past and put it on the old web board. Maybe a moderator could add a link if possible or PM me if you want it and i'll do it again and stick it on the board. Enjoy.
Ok, now that I look, I see you have transposed this in G, Bigdai. OK, my bad, I stand corrected- it's the same progression, so if you wanna play it in Gmaj, you CAN play it like this, although IMHO you left out a few chords. But what you have here is still basically correct. I'd start out though, alternating on each beat between a G and a G7. Then go to Bm, not B7. It starts with Bm (the "true" III chord as you progressively build chords in the key of G major) but then, in true folk tradition, it changes to B major thereafter - just to throw off the music majors, I guess.  Peace !! GG
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