Quiet Town Josh Rouse
Josh Rouse - Quiet Town by David Gellner (VA)
Standard tuning
This tab is not perfect but close. Playskool tab (my first)
Verse progression
E---T---T--------T---T---T---------T---T---T-------T---T---T--------T----| A------------------------------------------------------------------------| D------------------------------------------------------------------------| G------------------------------------------------------------------------| B------------2-----------------2-----------------2--------------2--------| E---3-----3----------2------2----------0------0--------2------2----------|
(Chords shown are for strumming purposes. If finger picking, progression on verse is G C
Not Cmaj7. Hope this makes sense. Its my first tab.)
[G]I know somewhere there is a [Cmaj7]party goin down[D].
[G]Interesting people, convers[Cmaj7]ations to be fou[D]nd.
[C]Ive lived in cities where there[Am] is no solitude.
[C]Ive made some friends there
that I [D]hope I never lose.
But for [G]now I want to [Cmaj7]stay in a qui[D]et tow[G]n.[Cmaj7] [D]
[G]The neighbors on my block theyve [Cmaj7]got stories to tel[D]l.
[G]This is the grocery but [Cmaj7]once was a hot[D]el
[C]And Mr Driscoll he just[Am] stands there with his smile.
[C]Inviting everyone he[D] sees to come inside.
This is the [G]life, I want to [Cmaj7]live in a qui[D]et town[G].[Cmaj7] [D]
( Tab from: http://www.guitartabs.cc/tabs/j/josh_rouse/quiet_town_tab.html )
[C]Oh [D]sometimes I miss the [G]show[C]
but Ive learned a [G]long time [Am]ago.[D]
--- Whistle Verse ---
[C]Oh [D]sometimes I miss the [G]show[C]
but Ive learned a [G]long time [Am]ago.[D]
[G]Come sunday morning theres a [Cmaj7]market on the s[D]quare.
[G]Children are playing, bells are [Cmaj7]ringin in the a[D]ir.
[C]Old men are drinking, its a[Am] lazy afternoon.
[C]Content with thinking that there [D]is nothing to do.
So for [G]now, I want to [Cmaj7]stay in this q[D]uiet town.
G (full) Cmaj7 C Am
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