I just added one little run to the chorus. It goes from Em to C, to D,
back to Em. Good job all you other tabbers!
Wild Night - Van Morrison
>From "Tupelo Honey"
Funky high part at beginning:
Em Em G (alternates w/G6)
e--7---7--7-----12---12--12-----3---------------|B--8---8--8-----12---12--12-----0---------------|G--9---9--9-----12---12--12-----0---------------|D--9---9--9-----14---14--14-----0--(2)----------|A--7---7--7-----14---14--14-----2---------------|E--7---7--7-----12---12--12-----3---------------|
Funky little bass line (just the basic structure, varies a lot):
G----------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|D---------5-------------------5----------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|A-----7--------7--5-----5--7------7--5--------------------5--7--5------------|--5--7--5--------------------------------------------------------------------|E--------------------7-----------------7--5--3---3--3/7-----------3--3--3/7--|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Em
As you brush your shoes
G (G6)
And stand before the mirror
Em
And you comb your hair
G (G6)
And grab your coat and hat
Em
And you walk, wet streets
G (G6)
Tryin' to remember
C
All the wild night breezes
D G
In your mem'ry ever
Em C
And ev'rything looks so complete
Em C
When you're walkin' out on the street
Em C
And the wind catches your feet
D
And sends you flyin', cryin'
Em C D Em
Oooooooooooooo - wee
D G
The wild night is calling, alright
Em C D Em
Oooooooooooooo - wee
D G
The wild night is calling.
And all the girls walk by
Dressed up for each other
And the boys do the boobie-woogie
On the corner of the street
And the people passin' by
Just stare in wild wonder
And inside the juke-box
Roars out just like thunder.
Ooooh - wee
The wild night is calling
The wild night is calling
Come on out and dance
Come on out and make romance...
