Martin Sexton - Diner

Diner Martin Sexton # #Similar to some other tabs, but this sounds more correct to me. The C-Am is a quick five #on the C (down, up, down, up, down), four strums on the Am (down, up, down, up). Should #played briskly, like a Les Paul kind of thing. # #Capo: 6th Fret # [C-Am]You mii[C-Am]iight ha[C-Am]ve seen[C-Am] one out in Minnesota [C-Am]Or mayb[C-Am]eeee dow[C-Am]n by th[C-Am]e sea in Sarasota [F]But they were made back in[Dm] Worcester Mass [F]Of aluminum and [Dm]Bakelite and glass [C-Am] (chordiearchive.chordie.com)

I couldn't find this song on here so I decided to post it myself!! First tab I've made, some parts could be wrong, but it sounds pretty close!! A. Capo: 1st Fret love The cruiser pulls in where the trooper's always stop As we dine over the chrome and formica table top The cashier she always squints By the gum and the bowl of mints She's tapping her toe To the Dean Martin on the consolette Booth service and a cigarette we're loving it so Side of fries a dollar Or the haddock plate two nin (guitartabs.cc)

Diner Martin Sexton Similar to some other tabs, but this sounds more correct to me. The C-Am is a quick five on the C (down, up, down, up, down), four strums on the Am (down, up, down, up). Should played briskly, like a Les Paul kind of thing. Capo: 6th Fret [C-Am]You mii[C-Am]iight ha[C-Am]ve seen[C-Am] one out in Minnesota [C-Am]Or mayb[C-Am]eeee dow[C-Am]n by th[C-Am]e sea in Sarasota [F]But they were made back in[Dm] Worcester Mass [F]Of aluminum and [Dm]Bakelite and glass [C-Am] mmm-hmm (azchords.com)

I couldn't find this song on here so I decided to post it myself!! First tab I've made, some parts could be wrong, but it sounds pretty close!! A. Capo: 1st Fret love The cruiser pulls in where the trooper's always stop As we dine over the chrome and formica table top The cashier she always squints By the gum and the bowl of mints She's tapping her toe To the Dean Martin on the consolette Booth service and a cigarette we're loving it so Side of fries a dollar Or the haddock plate two nin (azchords.com)

Diner Martin Sexton Similar to some other tabs, but this sounds more correct to me. The C-Am is a quick five on the C (down, up, down, up, down), four strums on the Am (down, up, down, up). Should played briskly, like a Les Paul kind of thing. Capo: 6th Fret [C-Am]You mii[C-Am]iight ha[C-Am]ve seen[C-Am] one out in Minnesota [C-Am]Or mayb[C-Am]eeee dow[C-Am]n by th[C-Am]e sea in Sarasota [F]But they were made back in[Dm] Worcester Mass [F]Of aluminum and [Dm]Bakelite and glass [C-Am] mmm-hmm (guitaretab.com)