Chad And Jeremy - Willow Weep For Me Chords & Tabs

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Date: Thu, 14 Nov 1996 15:28:11 -0500
From: Andrew Rogers 
Subject: ./c/chad_and_jeremy/willow_weep_for_me.crd

A 1930's standard revived by Chad and Jeremy.  --AWR


                            "Willow Weep For Me"
                                (Ann Ronell)

Intro (the guitar probably plays something simpler, but this covers
       the string parts too)

	Emaj7	A9(13)  [2X]			A9(13): x05677

Verse 1:
[ Tab from: https://www.guitartabs.cc/tabs/c/chad_and_jeremy/willow_weep_for_me_crd.html ]
	Emaj7          A9(13)
	Willow weep for me
	Emaj7          A9(13)
	Willow weep for me
	Emaj7               F#m
	Bend your branches green
	           G#m                F#m  B7
	Along the stream that runs to sea
	A9
	Listen to my plea
	Am7               F#m            B7
	Listen willow and weep for me

Verse 2:

	Gone, my lover's dream
	Lovely summer's dream
	Gone and left me here
	To weep my tears into the stream
	Sad as I can be
	Am7                F#m  B7     Emaj7   E9
	Hear me willow and weep    for me

Chorus:

	Am              F
	Whisper to the wind
	    Em                 E
	And say that love has sinned
	Am                 G
	Leave my heart a-breaking
	     F        E7
	And making a moan

	Murmur to the night
	To hide her starry light
	So none will find me sighing
	     F           B7
	And crying all alone

Verse 3:

	Fmaj7         Bb9(13)
	Weeping willow tree
	Fmaj7         Bb9(13)
	Weep in sympathy
	F                   Gm
	Bend your branches down
	           Am             Gm  C7
	Along the ground to cover me
	Bb9
	When the shadows fall
	Bbm7                Gm    C7 Fmaj7  Bb9(13)  F
	Bend oh willow and weep   for me


-- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers