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Mimi And Richard Farina - The Falcon Tabs

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The Falcon Tabs

(ver. 1)
Mimi And Richard Farina
"The Falcon"
 - Mimi And Richard Farina

(Capo 4th Fret)


Intro:

|--------------------------|--0--0--0-----------------|
|--1---1-------------------|--1--1--1-----------------|
|----2-------2-----2----2--|------------2-----2----2--|
|--2---2-------------------|--------------------------|
|------------0-----0h3--0--|------------0-----0h3--0--|
|--------------h3----------|--------------h3----------|

|--0----------------3------|-------------0------------|
|--1-----1-------3------3--|--1-----------3-----------|
|-----------2/4-----4------|----0-----------1---0-----|
|--------3-------5----5----|------------------2-------|
|--------------------------|--3---5/7-----------------|
|----0-1-------------------|----------0---------------|

|------------3------0------|--0-----0----0--0---------|
|----1----------3---1------|--1-----1----1--1--3~--0--|
|------------4---------0---|-------2-2----------------|
|----3----------5-----2----|------2-----2--2---2---2--|
|-------------------3------|--2--0--------------------|
|--1---1/3-3---------------|-----------0--------------|

|----3-0-------------------|--3-0---------0~----------|
|--------3-0---------------|------3-0-----1~----------|
|------------2-------------|--2-------2---2~----------|
|--------------------------|------2-------------------|
|--0---------0-----0h3-0---|----------0---------------|
|---------------h3---------|--------------------------|
                                            Oh, the...

Verse:

    Am                               
...falcon was a pretty bird
F        G      C   E
wandered as she flew
    F       G         C      C/B Am   
She danced around and pranced around 
    E        E7         Am
wherever the warm winds blew

        Am
And the falcon was a pretty bird 
    F         G      C   E
Her voice was always still,
    F        G         C   C/B  Am
But men with drums and men with guns 
     E          E7     Am
they taught her how to kill

    Am
Her eye was on the sparrow 
    F        G      C   E
Her mind was on the dove,
    F      G         C  C/B  Am  
But no one cared and no one dared 
   E        E7     Am
to speak to her of love
 
    Am
Her eyes are always hooded 
    F         G        C   E
Her claws are sharp as steel
   F         G      C   C/B  Am  
We teach her not to see too much 
   E         E7      Am
We teach her not to feel

[Repeat Intro]

   Am
Go build you a log cabin 
     F    G      C   E
on a mountain so high,
    F        G         C   C/B   Am  
And hear the feathered war-birds yell 
   E        E7        Am
as she goes screaming by

       Am
She'll tease you she'll please you 
       F    G       C   E
She'll satisfy your needs
    F       G         C    C/B Am  
But someday she might turn around 
    E        E7        Am
and maul the hand that feeds

     Am
Your hours might be numbered 
     F         G    C     E    
Your end might come someday
   F         G         C   C/B  Am  
Go break her chain and free her brain 
    E        E7     Am
and send her on her way

        Am
And the falcon is a pretty bird
F       G      C   E
Wonders as she flies
    F       G    C  C/B  Am  
She asks us easy questions 
   E        E7    Am
We tell her easy lies



-----| Notes |------------------------------ 

 On Mimi and Richard Farina's "Celebration For A Grey Day" album the actual 
recording is slightly sped up. 
To match the recording use standard tuning but tune it slightly sharp with a capo on the fourth fret.
Alternatively, you could tune it slightly flat with a capo on the fifth fret.


-----| Chords |------------------------------ 

   Am       F       G      C      C/B      E       E7
 
 EADGBE  EADGBE  EADGBE  EADGBE  EADGBE  EADGBE  EADGBE
 x02210  133211  355433  x32010  x20010  022100  022130 
            
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