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She makes me Queen
[Brian May/Queen. from the albumn _Sheer Heart Attack_.]
I find that the secret to this tune is getting the D A
changes for the verses and intro right. Very difficult to write
out for someone who knows zip about rhythm theory; this is an
approximation, not a subsitute for learning by listening. The D
is strummed with fairly fast up-and-down strokes; the A is
basically just downstrokes. When the verse switches chords, play
the C in the rhythm as the A, the G like the D. Clear as mud?:-)
The D** in the chorus includes a run on the B string.
Starting from the D chord: 3, 2, 0, 0/2/3, with the last three
in quick succession. Other chords: Dm7 = xx0211, C#7 = x4342x.
As the words are simple, they really need to be sung in the
right spirit - something between sombre and tortuous (?!).
(Slowly)
Intro: D A D A D A D A
[1]
[D]I [A]love, [D] [A] [D] [A]she makes[D] m[A]e
[D] She is my [A]heart[D] [A] [D] she is my [C]love
[G] She is my [A]love[D] [A] [D] [A]
[2]
[D] I k[A]now,[D] [A] [D] I'm jealou[A]s of her[D] [A]
[D] She makes me [A]need,[D] [A] [D] she is my [C]love
[G] She is my [A]love[D] [A] [E7]
[Cborus:]
A E A D**
Who knows who'll she make me, as I lie in her cocoon?
And the [A]world will [C#7]surely [F#m]heal my [B7]ills
I'm [D]warm and terrified, she makes me [A]so
[3]
I know, the day I leave her
I'll love her still, she is my love
she is my [A]love[E7]
[Cborus music:]
Who knows where my dreams will end
I'll follow as they go
But the world will know how long I take
And if I'm very slow, she makes me so.
[D] [A] [D] [A] [D] She is my [C]love [C] [C] [C]
[C] She is my [Dm7]love (ad lib, fade)
submitted by:
Ted Hermary
czth@musica.mcgill.ca
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