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Date: Fri, 31 Oct 1997 11:29:34 GMT
From: Mungo Henning 
To: guitar@olga.net
Subject: CRD: Gypsy Girl by Wet Wet Wet

Title: "Gypsy Girl"
Band: "Wet Wet Wet"
Transcription: "Mungo Henning"

I think that the following track by Wet Wet Wet
off their "Picture This" album was an excellent example
of acoustic guitar playing. Hope I heard the words
right: E&OE. I also scrimped on the "la la la" bit :-) 


Intro: G  C  G  C

G
Ten ..
  C
I ..
D                          G       [D* C G]
'bout ..

G
I ..
      C
but ..
    D                                G
Her ..

C           D           Em
ooh ..
    D
but ..
      C                          G
I ..

[little run: G C G D* C G
The D* is a plain C chord up two frets to make a D. Play it fast
enough and it sounds okay. ]

      G
Now ..
    C
and ..
    D
but ..
             G
they ..
G
Gypsy ..
C
holds ..
D                                  G
she's ..

C           D           Em
ooh ..
    D
but ..
        C                      G
I'm ...
with ...

la la ..

C           D             Em
ooh ..
    D
but ..
        C                      G
I'm ..
My ..