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From RICKL1@IX.NETCOM.COM Fri May 16 08:29:33 1997
Date: Mon, 12 May 1997 23:50:47 GMT
From: RICKL1@IX.NETCOM.COM
To: guitar@olga.net
Subject: Gate Of Horn Roger McGuinn Chords/Words
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Roger McGuinn Gate Of Horn written by McGuinn/Levy
--4------3-------2----------------| ----------------------------------| 4---4--3---3--2----2--------------| ----------------------2-----------| -------------------------0 1 2----| ----------------------------------|
E G#7 A E
Goin to the Gate Of Horn in my memory
F#7 B7
Red light flickerin on the tablecloth big dark beer in front of me
E G#7 A E
How I wish that I was there standing at the bar
F#7 B7
Listening to Mr Gibson play on his fine guitar
B7 E
It's a big old twelve string and it went like this
E A E
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E G#7 A E
Gate Of Horn Gate Of Horn glad I was Chicago born
F#7 B7 E B7
Gate Of Horn meant everything to me
E G#7 A E
I was barely seventeen little salty and a little green
F#7 B7 E B7
Gate Of Horn meant everything to me
E
There was Judy and Peter and Josh and Odetta
A B7
The Clancies and Mary and Paul made it better
E
Grossman and Tommy and Dickie and Lou
A B7 E
And when no one was looking McGuinn was there too
SOLO
E G#7
Then they came and tore it down
A E
Songbirds scattered and we all left town
F#7 B7 E
Gate Of Horn meant everything to me
E G#7 A E
Gate Of Horn Gate Of Horn glad I was Chicago born
F#7 B7 E B7
Gate Of Horn meant everything to me
Copyright 1974 Blackwood Music/Patian Music/Jackelope Publishing(BMI)
>From the "Peace On You" LP
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