Date: Fri, 22 Nov 1996 14:39:15 -0600
From: «J.P.»
Subject: Blue Spanish Sky By Chris Isaak
Song Title: Blue Spanish Sky
Written By: Chris Isaak
From The CD: Heart Shaped World
Transcribbed On: Alvarez Acoustic 6-String
This File Tabbed & Arranged By: J.P. Seneviratne
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Standard Tuning Ballad
Blue Spanish Sky
As Performed By:
Chris Isaak & The Silvertones
Intro. Riff
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Intro Chords: Am-G-F-E
Am G F E
It’s a big blue spanish sky
Am G F E
Lay on my back and watch clouds roll by
Am G F E
I’ve got the time to wonder why
Am G F E
She left me.
Am G F E
It’s a slow sad spanish song
Am G F E
I knew the words but I sang them wrong
Am G F E
The one I love has left and gone
Am G F E
Without me.
C G
Now she’s gone, our world has changed
E Am G F E
Watching a blue sky, thinking of rain
(Pre-Solo Riff)
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Trumpet Solo: Am-G-F-E
Am G F E
It’s a slow sad spanish song
Am G F E
I knew the words but I sang them wrong
Am G F E
The one that I love has left and gone
Am G F E
Without me.
Am G F E
It’s a big blue spanish sky
Am G F E
I Lay on my back and watch clouds roll by
Am G F E
I only wish I could make you cry
Am G F E
Like I do.
Am G F E
Like I do
Am G F E
Like I do
Am G F E
Am G F E
(Ending Riff)
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