Lindsey Buckingham - Street Of Dreams Chords & Tabs

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From: phillip@phoenix.Princeton.EDU (Phillip C. Saunders)
Date: Mon, 12 Jun 1995 22:39:13 EDT
Subject: CRD:Street of Dreams, Lindsey Buckingham

Street of Dreams
Lindsey Buckingham
>From "Out of the Cradle" (A highly recommended album).
Transcribed by phillip@princeton.edu
(I haven't included fills or the solo.  Corrections
or additions are welcome.)

Funny Chords:
F#m(addG)=2440XX
B(addG)=X240XX
Arpeggiate the chords slowly, emphasizing the ringing open G
string.  An electronic tremolo effect also helps.

Intro
Em C F#m(addG) B(add G)
(2 times)
[ Tab from: https://www.guitartabs.cc/tabs/l/lindsey_buckingham/street_of_dreams_crd.html ]
          Em    C F#m(addG) B(addG)
Can't get going
          Em    C F#m(addG) B(addG)
Fear is showing
        Em      C       Am      B
On this lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely
          Em    C F#m(addG) B(addG)
Street of dreams

There's no telling
What they're selling
On this lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely
          Em    C  G  C
Street of dreams

G
Shadow on my daddy's stone
C
Where he was laid, laid to rest
G
I ask him is this just a dream
C
Or is it just another test
G
I turn my back against the cold
C
I turn my face against the wind
G
And wonder will I ever
C
Ever make it home again?
G
Shadow on my daddy's stone
C
Ten years gone it seems
G
I ask him will I ever stop,
C
Ever stop dreaming dreams?
        F#m(addG)          B(addG)
He said never, never, never

          Em    C F#m(addG) B(addG)
And I was praying
         Em    C F#m(addG) B(addG)
You'd be staying
        Em      C       Am      B
On this lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely
          Em    C F#m(addG) B(addG)
Street of dreams

Outro repeats Em C F#m(addG) B(addG)
Sometimes substituting Am for F#m and G for Em

I'm not 100% sure the added Gs are there, butthey add to the tension and sound good, so...