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The Red Rose And The Briar 1

suonato 1224 volte

HARDING JOHN WESLEY

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CHD: G C G Em
^ v ^ v ^ v ^ v ^ v ^ ^ v ^
|------3-------3-------3-------3--|------3---------------0----------|
|------0-------0-------1-------1--|------0---------------0----------|
|------0-------0-------0-------0--|------0---------------0----------|
|---------------------------------|---------------------------------|
|----------0h2-----3-------2p0----|---------------------------------|
|--3------------------------------|--3-----------2-p-0-----------2--|
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
CHD: G C G
^ v ^ v ^ v ^ v ^ v ^ v ^ v ^
|------3-------3-------3-------3--|------3---3---3---3--------------|
|------0-------0-------1-------1--|------0---0---0---0--------------|
|------0-------0-------0-------0--|------0---0---0---0--------------|
|---------------------------------|------0---0---0h2----------------|
|----------0h2-----3-------2p0----|---------------------------------|
|--3------------------------------|--3------------------------------|
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
CHORDS AND LYRICS (Bass runs are shown in square brackets [C B A] and
{PLAY INTRODUCTION}
SOL DO SOL
Midweek and we reached Scarlet town
SOL DO DO/SI LAm
I was almost dying of thirst
SOL DO SOL
We parked the car in some old schoolyard
SOL DO RE DO SI LA
The windscreen caked in dirt
RE RE/DO RE/DO
There was no water in the engine
RE/SI LAm LAm/SI DO RE
Left no tread upon the tyres
SOL DO SOL SOL/FA# MIm
The electrics were broke 'cause you went mad
MIm/FA# SOL DO SOL
You ripped out all the wires

SOL DO SOL
G C G ,
Across the road, a small cafe
SOL DO DO/SI LAm
In the state of Disrepair
SOL DO SOL
You went for papers and a shave
SOL DO RE DO SI LA
So I saved you a chair
RE RE/DO RE/SI MIm
I knew it wasn't the journey's end
LAm LAm/SI DO RE
And that your dream was  incomplete
   SOL      DO       SOL   SOL/FA# MIm
But I just could not stand  anymore
SOL DO SOL
I was dead upon my feet
SOL DO RE DO SI LA
I was dead upon my feet
RE RE/DO RE/DO RE/SI
There's nothing there in the market square
LAm LAm/SI DO RE
But the ghost of the Scarlet town-crier
SOL DO SOL SOL/FA# MIm
I was dead upon my feet
LAm DO RE
I sing the red rose and the briar
Am Am/B C D (G in intro)
I sing the red rose and the bri-ar
{REPEAT INTRODUCTION TWICE}
SOL DO SOL
The waitress told me her life story
SOL DO DO/SI LAm
She'd always meant to up and go
SOL DO SOL
She wiped her cup on her red pinafore
SOL DO RE DO SI LA
As we waited for you to show
RE RE/DO RE/DO RE/SI
And I told her just a little of you
LAm LAm/SI DO RE
But left the picture incomplete
    SOL             DO      SOL     SOL/FA# MIm
You still weren't there to paint it  in  person
MIm/FA#  SOL        DO        SOL
So I skipped out on the street
SOL DO SOL
I skipped out on the street
SOL DO SOL
The newsagent grinned, he said that you'd been in
SOL DO LAm
You bought a local paper and some shaves
SOL DO SOL
And the washroom attendant said that you'd freshened up
SOL DO RE DO SI LA
That you'd left but you hadn't payed
RE RE/DO RE/DO RE/SI
And I couldn't figure out where you were
LAm LAm/SI DO RE
So I went back to look near the car
SOL DO SOL SOL/FA# MIm
There's nothing there where it should have been
MIm/FA# SOL DO SOL
Just oil on dirt and tar
SOL SOL/SI DO RE DO SI LA
Just oil on dirt and tar
RE RE/DO RE/DO RE/SI
There's nothing there in the market square
LAm LAm/SI DO RE
But the ghost of the Scarlet town-crier
SOL DO SOL SOL/FA# MIm
And there's nothing there where it should have been
LAm DO RE
I sing the red rose and the briar
LAm DO RE
I sing the red rose and the briar
Am C D [E F#] (G in intro)
{REPEAT INTRODUCTION}

SOL DO SOL
I saw it parked way down the street
SOL SOL/SI DO DO/SI LAm
In a garage off on the right
SOL DO SOL
And a man said, "Get your hands off, son
SOL DO RE DO SI LA
I just traded that wreck for a motorbike"
RE RE/DO RE/DO RE/SI
There was nothing left of mine inside
           LAm      LAm/SI  DO RE
Not even the  broken radio-o-o
   SOL          DO                SOL SOL/FA# MIm
And I couldn't figure out where that left me
SOL DO SOL
So I went back to look for Rose
G , C G
The Cafe Rouge was a lunchtime rush
SOL DO DO/SI LAm
Of regulars yelling for food
SOL DO SOL
And the service in there left a lot to be desired
SOL SOL/SI DO DO/SI RE DO SI LA
All the regulars were getting rude
RE RE/DO RE/DO RE/SI
I saw an apron thrown over a chair
LAm LAm/SI DO RE
A note said, "Hey John, we're gone, we're gone"
SOL DO SOL SOL/FA# MIm
And I just smiled 'cause I loved you both
SOL DO SOL
So I put the apron on
SOL DO RE DO SI LA
I put the apron on
RE RE/DO RE/DO RE/SI
Still nothing there in the market square
LAm LAm/SI DO RE
But the ghost of the Scarlet town-crier
SOL DO SOL SOL/FA# MIm
Well I just put the apron on
LAm DO RE
I sing the red rose and the briar
LAm DO RE
I sing the red rose and the briar
LAm DO RE
I sing the red rose and the briar
Am C D [E F#] (G in intro)
I sing the red rose and the briar
{REPEAT INTRODUCTION TWICE}
SOL
In Scarlet town where I was born
DO SOL
There was a fair maid dwellin'
        SOL   SOL/FA#     MIm      MIm7
Oh, the colour  of  her hair was brown
        LAm
And her name......
DO LAm
And her name was......
DO LAm
And her name was......
C D [E F#] (G in intro)

{REPEAT INTRODUCTION} G
NOTES
0. According to Stephen M. Webb , "her name was..."
   Barbara Allan as in  the  song  "Barbara Allan"  which  takes  place  in
   `Scarlet Town where I  was  born,'  ends  up  with  a  rose  and  briar.
   I don't have this song, so I didn't know this.  I though it  might  have
   been Helen from  "I went to visit Helen by St. Helen's Park"  (which  is
   in Hastings, where Wes used to live) from the song "Pound, Pound, Pound"
   on the live & unaccompanied album "It Happened One Night".
1. Many thanks to Patrick Barnett for his
generosity and help in compiling this posting and Chris Inglesi
for pointing out the fact that it's "fair maid
dwellin'" rather than "family dwellin'" which I had at first.
2. All the chords are pretty much the  basic  fingerings  but  Wes  uses  a
   modified Em [0 2 2 0 0 3] and Em7 is [0 2 0 0 0 0].  For  those  of  you
   unfamiliar with CRD notation, the chords with a slash such as C/B denote
   chords played with a different bass-note to usual.   The part before the
   slash is the chord and the note after it is the bass note.   So C/B is a
   basic C chord [0 3 2 0 1 0] but with the bass-note changed to B becoming
   [x 2 2 0 1 0].  In fact you needn't worry too much about the 2nd fretted
   D string.  What is important to note is that the bass-note is played  on
   the most convenient string, not always on the bass-E  string.   In  this
   song, the bass-note doesn't actually have to be the lowest note played -
   I've used this notation to denote  the  bass  notes  in  the  bass-strum
   style.
CHD: G               C
..    G               Em
         ^ v     ^ v     ^ v     ^
..v ^ v ^ ^ v ^
|------3-------3-------3-------3-
|------0-------0-------1-------1-
|------0-------0-------0-------0-
|--------------------------------
|----------0h2-----3-------2p0---
|--3-----------------------------
...
-|-|------3---------------0------
-|-|------0---------------0------
-|-|------0---------------0------
-|-|-----------------------------
-|-|-----------------------------
-|-|--3-----------2-p-0----------
...
-|----|
-|----|
-|----|
-|----|
-|----|
-|-2--|
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
CHD: G C
..    G
         ^ v     ^ v     ^ v     ^
..v       ^ v ^ v ^ v ^
|------3-------3-------3-------3-
|------0-------0-------1-------1-
|------0-------0-------0-------0-
|--------------------------------
|----------0h2-----3-------2p0---
|--3-----------------------------
...
-|-|------3---3---3---3-----------
-|-|------0---0---0---0-----------
-|-|------0---0---0---0-----------
-|-|------0---0---0h2-------------
-|-|------------------------------
-|-|--3---------------------------
...
-|---|
-|---|
-|---|
-|---|
-|---|
-|---|
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
CHORDS AND LYRICS (Bass runs
..are shown in square brackets [C
..B A] and
{PLAY INTRODUCTION}

SOL DO SOL
Midweek and we reached Scarlet
..town
SOL DO DO/SI LAm
I was almost dying of thirst
SOL DO SOL
We parked the car in some old
..schoolyard
SOL DO RE DO SI
The windscreen caked in dirt
LA

RE RE/DO RE/DO
There was no water in the engine
RE/SI LAm LAm/SI DO RE
Left no tread upon the tyres
SOL DO
The electrics were broke 'cause
SOL SOL/FA# MIm
..you went mad
MIm/FA# SOL DO SOL
You ripped out all the wires
SOL DO SOL
G C G ,
Across the road, a small cafe
SOL DO DO/SI LAm
In the state of Disrepair
SOL DO SOL
You went for papers and a shave
SOL DO RE DO SI LA
So I saved you a chair
RE RE/DO RE/SI MIm
I knew it wasn't the journey's end
LAm
And that your dream was
LAm/SI DO RE
.. incomplete
SOL DO SOL
But I just could not stand
SOL/FA# MIm
.. anymore
SOL DO SOL
I was dead upon my feet
SOL DO RE DO SI LA
I was dead upon my feet
RE RE/DO
There's nothing there in the
RE/DO RE/SI
..market square
LAm LAm/SI
But the ghost of the Scarlet
DO RE
..town-crier
SOL DO SOL SOL/FA# MIm
I was dead upon my feet
LAm DO RE
I sing the red rose and the briar
Am Am/B C D (G
..in intro)
I sing the red rose and the bri-ar
{REPEAT INTRODUCTION TWICE}
SOL DO SOL
The waitress told me her life
..story
SOL DO DO/SI LAm
She'd always meant to up and go
SOL DO SOL
She wiped her cup on her red
..pinafore
SOL DO RE DO SI
As we waited for you to show
LA

RE RE/DO RE/DO
And I told her just a little of
RE/SI
..you
            LAm      LAm/SI  DO RE
But left the picture  incomplete
    SOL             DO      SOL
You still weren't there to paint
SOL/FA# MIm
..it in person
MIm/FA#  SOL        DO        SOL
So I  skipped out on the street
   SOL        DO        SOL
I skipped out on the street
SOL DO
The newsagent grinned, he said
SOL
..that you'd been in
SOL DO
You bought a local paper and some
LAm
..shaves
SOL DO
And the washroom attendant said
SOL
..that you'd freshened up
SOL DO
That you'd left but you hadn't
RE DO SI LA
..payed
RE RE/DO RE/DO
And I couldn't figure out where
RE/SI
..you were
LAm LAm/SI
So I went back to look near the
DO RE
..car
SOL DO
There's nothing there where it
SOL SOL/FA# MIm
..should have been
MIm/FA# SOL DO SOL
Just oil on dirt and tar
SOL SOL/SI DO RE DO SI LA
Just oil on dirt and tar
RE RE/DO
There's nothing there in the
RE/DO RE/SI
..market square
LAm LAm/SI
But the ghost of the Scarlet
DO RE
..town-crier
SOL DO
And there's nothing there where it
SOL SOL/FA# MIm
..should have been
LAm DO RE
I sing the red rose and the briar
LAm DO RE
I sing the red rose and the briar
Am C D [E F#] (G in
..intro)
{REPEAT INTRODUCTION}
SOL DO SOL
I saw it parked way down the
..street
SOL SOL/SI DO DO/SI LAm
In a garage off on the right
SOL DO SOL
And a man said, "Get your hands
..off, son
SOL DO
I just traded that wreck for a
RE DO SI LA
..motorbike"
RE RE/DO RE/DO
There was nothing left of mine
RE/SI
..inside
LAm LAm/SI DO RE
Not even the broken radio-o-o
SOL DO
And I couldn't figure out where
SOL SOL/FA# MIm
..that left me
SOL DO SOL
So I went back to look for Rose
G , C G
The Cafe Rouge was a lunchtime
..rush
SOL DO DO/SI LAm
Of regulars yelling for food
SOL DO SOL
And the service in there left a
..lot to be desired
SOL SOL/SI DO DO/SI RE
All the regulars were getting rude
DO SI LA

RE RE/DO RE/DO
I saw an apron thrown over a
RE/SI
..chair
LAm LAm/SI
A note said, "Hey John, we're
DO RE
..gone, we're gone"
SOL DO SOL
And I just smiled 'cause I loved
SOL/FA# MIm
..you both
SOL DO SOL
So I put the apron on
SOL DO RE DO SI LA
I put the apron on
RE RE/DO RE/DO
Still nothing there in the market
RE/SI
..square
LAm LAm/SI
But the ghost of the Scarlet
DO RE
..town-crier
SOL DO SOL SOL/FA# MIm
Well I just put the apron on
LAm DO RE
I sing the red rose and the briar
LAm DO RE
I sing the red rose and the briar
LAm DO RE
I sing the red rose and the briar
Am C D
..[E F#] (G in intro)
I sing the red rose and the briar
{REPEAT INTRODUCTION TWICE}
SOL
In Scarlet town where I was born
DO SOL
There was a fair maid dwellin'
        SOL   SOL/FA#     MIm
Oh, the colour  of  her hair was
  MIm7
..brown
LAm
And her name......
DO LAm
And her name was......
DO LAm
And her name was......
..
..- Note 0>
C D [E F#] (G in intro)
{REPEAT INTRODUCTION} G

NOTES
0. According to Stephen M. Webb
.., "her
..name was..."
   Barbara Allan as in  the  song
.."Barbara Allan"  which  takes
..place  in
   `Scarlet Town where I  was
..born,'  ends  up  with  a  rose
..and  briar.
   I don't have this song, so I
..didn't know this.  I though it
..might  have
been Helen from "I went to
..visit Helen by St. Helen's Park"
.. (which is
in Hastings, where Wes used to
..live) from the song "Pound,
..Pound, Pound"
on the live & unaccompanied
..album "It Happened One Night".
1. Many thanks to Patrick Barnett
.. for his
generosity and help in
..compiling  this  posting  and
..Chris  Inglesi
    for
..pointing out the  fact  that
..it's  "fair maid
   dwellin'" rather than "family
..dwellin'" which I had at first.

2. All the chords are pretty much
..the  basic  fingerings  but  Wes
.. uses  a
   modified Em [0 2 2 0 0 3] and
..Em7 is [0 2 0 0 0 0].  For
..those  of  you
   unfamiliar with CRD notation,
..the chords with a slash such as
..C/B denote
chords played with a different
..bass-note to usual. The part
..before the
slash is the chord and the note
..after it is the bass note. So
..C/B is a
basic C chord [0 3 2 0 1 0] but
..with the bass-note changed to B
..becoming
[x 2 2 0 1 0]. In fact you
..needn't worry too much about the
..2nd fretted
D string. What is important to
..note is that the bass-note is
..played on
the most convenient string, not
..always on the bass-E  string.
..In  this
   song, the bass-note doesn't
..actually have to be the lowest
..note played -
I've used this notation to
..denote  the  bass  notes  in
..the  bass-strum
   style.
SUONA ANCHE ..

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