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A Slow Fall - Riverside - One - Tab by Dan Marx 05/26/02.  E-mail aktiondan*yahoo.com
www.danmarx.org/riverside/   In this song like many others, I've combined the lead
guitar with the chords, so one guitar can kind of play both parts.  

Chords Defined:

	E A D G B e			
	- - - - - - 
C       x 3 2 0 1 0
Cmaj7   x 3 2 0 0 0
Cadd9   x 3 2 0 3 0
G       3 2 0 0 0 3
F       1 3 3 2 1 1
Fmaj7   x 3 3 2 1 1


Intro:  Fmaj7  G  Cmaj7  C  Cadd9  G  

Chorus:
	     C          C            Fmaj7  (G?)
	they say that a slow fall is easy  enough

	   C              C          Fmaj7   (G?)
	as long as you're certain of how to adjust

Fmaj7  G  Cmaj7  C  Cadd9  G  

Fmaj7         G          C           G
we can drop together and fall into a dream

   Fmaj7               G           C            G
it seems to change the weather and everything between

     Fmaj7              G             
i've seen the fall fall turn the blue

     C                G
blue winter days i've seen the fall

     Fmaj7              G             
i've seen the fall fall turn the blue

     C                G
blue winter days i've seen the fall

Chorus:
	     C          C            Fmaj7  (G?)
	they say that a slow fall is easy enough

	   C              C          Fmaj7   (G?)
	as long as you're certain of how to adjust  (repeats)

Fmaj7  G  Cmaj7  C  Cadd9  G

Fmaj7        G           C             G
i, i started something a little out of place

  Fmaj7       G        C          G
i ended up colliding into another space

     Fmaj7              G
i've seen the fall fall turn to blue

     C                G
blue winter days i've seen the fall


Repeat Chorus to end

C  C  Fmaj7  G  C  C  Fmaj7  G  C  C  Fmaj7  G

(I swear that during the chorus the last chord is actually a G, because all the other
 times it goes to a G including the bass line, but for some reason it still sounds 
 like an Fmaj7 to me, so I play the Fmaj7 all the way through.)