Standard Tuning
IntroD First Verse G F# Em F# G D Hallways AND staircaSES, everyday to climb. G F# Em F# G D (just ) to go out to MY white-walled room,OUT on the end of time. F#m Bm G F#m Em Where I can be with my love, for she is ALL that is mine D Em D And she'll always be there, my love don't care about time. Second Verse G F# Em Em G D I laugh with her cry with her hold her close she is mine, G F# Em F# G D The way she tells me of her love and never is she trying. F#m Bm G F#m Em She don't have to be assured of many good things to find, D Em D And she'll always be there my love don't care about time. Third Verse G F# Em F# G Her eyes are dark and deep with love her hair hangs long and D fine, G F# Em F# G D She walks with ease and all she sees is never wrong or right. F#m Bm G F#m Em And with her arms around me tight I see her all in my mind, D Em D And she'll always be there my love don't care about time. D Em D And she'll always be there my love don't care about time. The f# notes are passing tones on the way down from the G to the Em, and on the way back up to the G. the timing is, as always, crucial...and is probably most easily tied to the lyrics:(F# on CAPS in First verse) Some possible points of interest... *David Crosby uses the first four strings 'open', as a pick up to the opening D chord (before the changes shown above) * the F# can be expressed as 'D over F#', which could be voiced as: 1st finger, 6th string, 2nd fret 2nd finger, 3rd string, 2nd fret 3rd finger, 2nd string, 3rd fret F# Chord E |----------------| B |---3------------| G |---2------------| D |----------------| A |----------------| E |---2------------| As a passing chord, this is a 'quick grab', and is not considered to be compatible with the a priore assumptions of the pat malott philosophies. { Home Page comment, This is a private joke.} I love the portrait of young life in this song...a walk-up apartment, white walls (probably very little furniture), the notion that your love will always be there, and that your time stretches out forever... a clean world at least that's some of what I remember... my best to all of you.................james