Lyle Lovett - If You Were to Wake Up

If You Were to Wake Up Lyle Lovett "If You Were To Wake Up" written and performed by Lyle Lovett From the CD "Lyle Lovett and His Large Band" 1989 Brought to you by Nathan Board (nathan_board@orcom.com) melody adapted from "Farther Along" - traditional. This thing is a waltz. 3/4 count. I'll tab the first verse. It should be easy to learn and, in particular, one where you can elaborate on when you get the time. I'm still listening to the track to pick up more. (A littl (tabcountry.com)

If You Were to Wake Up Lyle Lovett # # #"If You Were To Wake Up" written and performed by Lyle Lovett #>From the CD "Lyle Lovett and His Large Band" 1989 #Brought to you by Nathan Board (nathan_board@orcom.com) #melody adapted from "Farther Along" - traditional. # #This thing is a waltz. 3/4 count. I'll tab the first #verse. It should be easy to learn and, in particular, one where #you can elaborate on when you get the time. I'm still listening #to the track to pick (chordiearchive.chordie.com)

If You Were to Wake Up Lyle Lovett "If You Were To Wake Up" written and performed by Lyle Lovett >From the CD "Lyle Lovett and His Large Band" 1989 Brought to you by Nathan Board (nathan_board@orcom.com) melody adapted from "Farther Along" - traditional. This thing is a waltz. 3/4 count. I'll tab the first verse. It should be easy to learn and, in particular, one where you can elaborate on when you get the time. I'm still listening to the track to pick up more. (A (allcountrytabs.com)

If You Were to Wake Up Lyle Lovett If You Were To Wake Up" written and performed by Lyle Lovett This thing is a waltz. 3/4 count. I'll tab the first verse. It should be easy to learn and, in particular, one where you can elaborate on when you get the time. I'm still listening to the track to pick up more. (A little more interesting with a cello and fiddle around) Chords used: D:200232 G:320030 A:002220 If you were to wake up and [D] [D] [G] {sot E ---------------------|----2--------- (azchords.com)