WILDWEEDS

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Date: Thu, 14 Nov 1996 15:28:42 -0500
From: Andrew Rogers 
Subject: ./w/wildweeds/no_good_to_cry.crd

A huge regional hit for the Wildweeds which didn't do nearly as well (#88,
June 1967) when picked up by Chess for national distribution on their
Cadet subsidiary.  Writer Al Anderson went on to be a mainstay of NRBQ
for over 20 years.


                            "No Good To Cry"
                             (Al Anderson)

Intro:

	   Fmaj7                 Gm7        C7        [2X]
	 [1x22xx]              [3x33xx]  [x323xx]
	    /    /    /    /      /    /    /    /

Verse 1:

	Dm                          A7sus4  A7
	I hear a new girl moved into town, yeah
	Bbmaj7     Bb6                 A7sus4  A7
	Now you're baby ain't nowhere around
	Dm                             A7sus4  A7
	And now you think you're in despair
	Bbmaj7         Bb6                   A7sus4          A7
	You feel that still the cold light's clinging in the air

Chorus:

	Dm                    /C
	Love's a game, you're in it
	Bb                    /C
	And you were so proud of it
	Dm                   /C
	Someone you can't depend on
	Bb
	Someone you can't rely on
	Dm                 /C       Bb
	No matter what you say, he won't come
	/A       Gm
	Runnin' back to your arms, it's all over, baby
	Bbmaj7/C                  Bb6/C         F
	Whoa-oh-oh, it won't do you no good to cry

	Bb  Am      Gm        [2X]
	/   /   }   /

	Bb  Am        Gm 
	/   /   }   }

Verse 2:

	How you think I felt when you
	You left me then, you never said a word except that we're through
	And you didn't fight it all the way
	I don't care, you just don't mean that much to me this way

[repeat chorus]

[guitar solo over first two lines of verse]

[repeat chorus]

[repeat intro to fade]



-- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers