Mary Ann’s Place Volbeat
Hey guys! First tab on here, hope it turned out okay. This is an opportunity to
play the song ACOUSTIC, so it won't sound exactly as the original version does. I
played the chords over and over again, and for the main song they fit. I'm sorry I
don't have chords for the real intro and the "rest" (the part after "when I'm
near"), but as I said, you can play it like this. I hope you're alright with the
chords, have fun playing the song.
- Don't forget to tune your guitar a WHOLE step down to d first -
"Intro" (starts at about 0:30)
Am, C, F, G, E
[Am]Here I sit at Mary Ann's[C] place
Oh baby, the r[F]ain is always p[G]ouring when I'm h[Am]ere
Saw the lightning caught your s[Am]tone
Oh maybe the a[F]ngels of to[G]morrow will let me [Am]go
( Tab from: http://www.guitartabs.cc/tabs/v/volbeat/mary_anns_place_acoustic_crd.html )
[F]Still the crying hurts in your h[C]ead
[F]Well, you're still beneath my fe[C]et
F (hold)
Well, oh God don´t seems to follow
G (hold) Am
Hear my prayers until tomorrow's settlement
[Am]Side by side with Lucy's st[C]one
You two are fo[F]rever missing c[G]olours in my h[Am]ome
[Am]Do you think you can fo[C]rgive
I know that your l[F]ife has been a b[G]urden
A living h[Am]ell
[F]Still the crying hurts in your gr[C]ave
[F]Well I'm still beneath your f[C]eet
[F]Have you looked into the sk[C]y?
[F]Well, oh God don't seem to m[C]ind
F (hold)
Will the fire burn the flower
G (hold) E
Or the angels sing tomorrow, when I'm near
I didn't know how to figure out the end properly, I just keep playing E (with only
downstrums) and end on Am.
So once more, I hope you like the chords.
Comment and rate please! :)
If you have any questions about this, feel free to e-mail me at
lostnorthernstar@hotmail.de ~ Toska
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