Notas de guitarra (tab) para Franklins Tower (var.4) de Grateful Dead descargar gratis, leer o reproducir online. Info de archivo: .txt, 3.33 kb, 163 visualizaciones y 0 descargas.
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This is how I learned "Franklin's Tower" by the Dead. I don't know if the
chords are right because a friend of mine showed me how to play it. In any
case, here it is:
Artist:Greatful Dead
Song: "Franklin's Tower"
Album :Blues For Allah
Written By:Robert Hunter (Words); Jerry Garcia and Bill Kreutzmann (Music)
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A G D G A G
D G
In another time's forgotten space, your eyes looked from your mother's face
A G D G A
G D G
Wild flower seed on the sand and stone, may the four winds blow you safely
home
A G D G A G D G A G D G A
G D G
Roll away the dew. Roll away the dew. Roll away the dew. Roll away the
dew.
A G D G A G
D G
I'll tell you where the four winds dwell, in Franklin's Tower there hangs a
bell
A G D G A G D
G
It can ring, turn night to day, it can ring like fire when you lose your way
A G D G A G D G A G D G A
G D G
Roll away the dew. Roll away the dew. Roll away the dew. Roll away the
dew.
A G D G A
G D G
God save the child who rings the bell, it may have one good ring; baby, you
can't tell
A G D G A G
D G
One watch by night, one watch by day, if you get confused, listen to the
music play
A G D G A G D G A G D G A
G D G
Roll away the dew. Roll away the dew. Roll away the dew. Roll away the
dew.
A G D G A
G D G
Some come to laugh thier past away, some come to make it one more day
A G D G A G D
G
Whichever way your pleasure tends, if you plant ice, you're gonna harvest
wind
A G D G A G D G A G D G A
G D G
Roll away the dew. Roll away the dew. Roll away the dew. Roll away the
dew.
A G D G A
G D G
In Franklin's Tower the four winds sleep, like four lean hounds the
lighthouse keep
A G D G A
G D G
Wild flower seed in the sand and wind, may the four winds blow you home again
A G D G A G D G A G D G A
G D
Roll away the dew. Roll away the dew. Roll away the dew. Roll away the
dew.
This song could be dead solid perfect or totally wrong, I don't know.
However, this is how I learned it and this is how I play it. If it is
totally wrong, at least the words are here. That is all!
No Worries!
Bill Schofield (and Caroline)
Schof26@aol.com