John Hiatt - Have a Little Faith in Me

Have a Little Faith in Me John Hiatt Capo The 1st Fret. Just makes it easier. Intro & Verse {sot E------------------------------------1-------------| A------------5--------------1----------------------| D---3----------------------------------------------| G--------------------------------------------------| B---1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1-| E---1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1-| {eot Chorus (Chords) [F] [C] [Dm] [F] [Bb] [C] End Chorus With {sot E----- (guitaretab.com)

Have a Little Faith in Me John Hiatt Date: Sun, 16 Nov 1997 17:08:01 -0800 (PST) From: Giles Subject: TAB: Have a Little Faith in me, by John Hiatt The changing chord shapes and progessions in this song really make you understand why it should be played on the piano rather than the guitar, but dammit, this is RMMGT and OLGA, not RMMPT and OLPA. This should sound like something vaguely resembling what's on the CD. Note that the lyrics are not properly lined up in synch with the tab, and I susp (guitaretab.com)

Have a Little Faith in Me John Hiatt John Hiatt - Have A Little Faith In Me Intro: F F/D F/Bb F (4x) [F]When the [F/D]road gets [F/Bb]dark,[F] and [F/D]you can no longer [F/Bb]see. [F]Just let my [F/D]love throw a [F/Bb]spark,[F] and have a little [F/D]faith in [F/Bb]me [F] And when the [F/D]tears you [Bb]cry. [F] Are [F/D]all you [F/Bb]can beli[F]eve. [F] Just give [F/D]these loving arms[F/Bb] a try[F] baby. [F] And have a li[F/D]ttle faith in m[F/Bb]e [F] Chorus: Have a little [F]faith in (guitaretab.com)

Have a Little Faith in Me John Hiatt (Intro) Capo The 1st Fret. Just makes it easier. Intro & Verse {sot E------------------------------------1-------------| A------------5--------------1----------------------| D---3----------------------------------------------| G--------------------------------------------------| B---1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1-| E---1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1-| {eot Chorus (Chords) [F] [C] [Dm] [F] [Bb] [C] End Chorus With {so (azchords.com)

Have a Little Faith in Me John Hiatt Intro : F Dm Bb F (2x) [F]When the [Dm]road gets [Bb]dark[F], and [Dm]you can no longer [Bb]see[F]. Just let my [Dm]love throw a [Bb]spark[F], and have a little [Dm]faith in [Bb]me [F] And when the [Dm]tears you [Bb]cry[F]. Are [Dm]all you can be[Bb]lieve[F]. Just give these [Dm]loving arms a [Bb]try [F]baby And have a lit[Dm]tle faith [Bb]in [F]me [F]Have a little faith in [C]me[Dm] [F] Have a little [Bb]faith in[C] me [F] ([G]no[A]te[Bb]n) [C] [F]Have a (azchords.com)

Have a Little Faith in Me John Hiatt # The changing chord shapes and progessions in this song really make you understand why it should be played on the piano rather than the guitar, but dammit, this is RMMGT and OLGA, not RMMPT and OLPA. This should sound like something vaguely resembling what's on the CD. Note that the lyrics are not properly lined up in synch with the tab, and I suspect that the timing on "0 24 5 7" and "0 242 6" is a little off. So, don't take it too litera (azchords.com)

Have a Little Faith in Me John Hiatt John Hiatt - Have A Little Faith In Me Intro: F F/D F/Bb F (4x) [F]When the [F/D]road gets [F/Bb]dark,[F] and [F/D]you can no longer [F/Bb]see. [F]Just let my [F/D]love throw a [F/Bb]spark,[F] and have a little [F/D]faith in [F/Bb]me [F] And when the [F/D]tears you [Bb]cry. [F] Are [F/D]all you [F/Bb]can beli[F]eve. [F] Just give [F/D]these loving arms[F/Bb] a try[F] baby. [F] And have a li[F/D]ttle faith in m[F/Bb]e [F] Chorus: Have a little [F]faith in (azchords.com)

Have a Little Faith in Me John Hiatt Intro : F Dm Bb F (2x) [F]When the [Dm]road gets [Bb]dark[F], and [Dm]you can no longer [Bb]see[F]. Just let my [Dm]love throw a [Bb]spark[F], and have a little [Dm]faith in [Bb]me [F] And when the [Dm]tears you [Bb]cry[F]. Are [Dm]all you can be[Bb]lieve[F]. Just give these [Dm]loving arms a [Bb]try [F]baby And have a lit[Dm]tle faith [Bb]in [F]me [F]Have a little faith in [C]me[Dm] [F] Have a little [Bb]faith in[C] me [F] ([G]no[A]te[Bb]n) [C] [F]Have a (guitaretab.com)