| Author/Artist: Cowboy Mouth |
| Title: New Orleans |
| Album: Are You With Me? |
| Transcribed by: Brian Beglin |
| Email: jayhawk_182@hotmail.com |
| This is a fantastic song, easy to play, too. Anyway... |
| ***CAPO 1st FRET*** |
| Chords Used: |
| G | Cadd9 | Em7 | D | Dsus2 | Am | C | Asus2 | F |
--3--3-----3---2--0-----0--0--0-----1--
--3--3-----3---3--3-----1--1--0-----1--
--0--0-----0---2--2-----2--0--2-----2--
--0--2-----2---0--0-----2--2--2-----3--
--2--3-----2---x--x-----0--3--0-----3--
--3--x-----0---x--x-----x--x--x-----1--
| This is the small riff that's played right before the chorus. |
| Riff 1: |
e|--------------0--
B|--------------0--
G|--------------0--
D|--------------2--
A|--------------2--
E|--3--5--3--2--0--
| VERSE 1: |
| G | Cadd9 | G | |
| The | Texas sun beats | down upon me like the | Devil's smile. |
| G | Cadd9 | G | |
| I'd | rather be anywhere | else than | here. |
| G | Cadd9 | |
| Was it a | blinding lack of | subtlety |
| G | |
| Or just a | lack of style |
| G Cadd9 G Riff 1 |
| Responding to the ways and means of fear? |
| CHORUS: |
| Em7 | G | |
| Take me back to New | Orleans |
| Cadd9 | D | |
| And | drop me at my | door. |
| Am | C | |
| 'Cause | I might love you, | yeah, |
| G | |
| But I love me | more. |
| VERSE 2: |
| G | Cadd9 | G | |
| My | fingertips are | bitten 'til there's nothing | left but skin. |
| G | Cadd9 | G | |
| I'd | rather be anyone | else right | now. |
| G | Cadd9 | |
| The | light that shone with | in my eyes |
| G | |
| Is slowly | growing dim. |
| G Cadd9 G Riff 1 |
| She told me where, told me when, but never said how. |
| CHORUS: |
| Em7 | G | |
| Take me back to New | Orleans |
| Cadd9 | D | Dsus2 | D | |
| And don't | call me anymore | . |
| Am | Asus2 | Am | C | |
| 'Cause | I might | love | you, | yeah, |
| G | |
| But I love me | more. |
| BRIDGE: |
| Cadd9 | |
| (She | said) How can I make this unhappen? |
| G | Em7 | |
| (I | said) You cannot | make this unhappen. |
| D | Dsus2 | D | G | |
| Choose b | efore | your choices fade aw | ay. |
| Cadd9 | |
| (She | said) I could be home by tomorrow |
| G | Em7 | |
| (She | said) If I could | beg, steal, or borrow. |
| Am | C | |
| I said you're there, you might as well | stay. |
| VERSE 3: |
| G | Cadd9 | G | |
| The | morning mist ar | ises through another | crack in the glass. |
| G | Cadd9 | G | |
| The | lack of sleep has | made me | numb. |
| G | Cadd9 | |
| But | sometimes when she | sleeps |
| G | |
| She'll turn and she'll | whisper his name. |
| G Cadd9 G Riff 1 |
| That cake must taste great but I'll pass when you offer me some. |
| CHORUS: |
| Em7 | G | |
| Take me back to New O | rleans |
| Cadd9 | D | Dsus2 | D | |
| And | drop me at my | doo | r. |
| Am | C | |
| 'Cause | I might love you, | yeah, |
| G Riff 1 |
| But I love me more. |
| END CHORUS: |
| Em7 | G | |
| Take me back to New O | rleans |
| Cadd9 | D | Dsus2 | D | |
| And don't | call me anym | ore | . |
| Am | C | |
| 'Cause | I might love you, | yeah. |
| Am | Cadd9 | |
| I might love you, | yeah. |
| Am | C | |
| I might love you, | yeah, |
| G | |
| But I love me mor | e. |
| F | G | |
| I love me m | ore. |
| F G F G End on G |
| I love me more. |