This is one of David Gray's oldest song and, im my opinnion, one of his most
beautiful. It used to be called Lara's Song but then in 1993-94 he shortened it to
just L's Song. L's Song can be found on The EP's 92-94 record which was release in
2001 by David Gray's old record company.
At the end of the tab I will put a couple thing that is needed to be known to play this correctly.
L’s Song
E* – 0.7.6.8.7.0
A* – x.0.9.9.9h10.9
B – 7.9.9.8.7.7
C#m – 9.11.11.9.9.9
A – 5.7.7.6.5.5
B* – 7.9.9.8.0.0
A/F# – 2.0.2.2.0.0
E – 0.2.2.1.0.0
* * * * (x2)
* * *
*
I love you nervouse finger, wont you fumble all night long
* * * *
Let the morning air sting us to rise and stumble on
* *
*
And down the crooked pavement the wind blows my thoughts like a leaf
* * *
*
The brittle bells chimes and fortune smiles with its broken teeth
And the many rivered lands,
*
Grateful for the rain.
Id be grateful for one morsel
* * * *
Of your lovin again.
* * * *
Summer, restless summer wont let sleepin dogs lie
* * * *
Your barbed voice reawakens time gone by
* * *
*
Owls face, fine bones, parched land, dry stone. Thunders muttered promise
* *
Impatient gull on the scented wind, your grey eyes startling;
* *
rain nearly upon us
And the many rivered lands,
*
Grateful for the rain.
Id be grateful for one morsel
* * * *
Of your lovin again.
And the many rivered lands,
*
Grateful for the rain.
*
Id be grateful for one morsel
*
Id be grateful for one morsel
*
Id be grateful for one morsel
* * * *
Of your lovin again.
* * * * *
The A* chord (x.0.9.9.9h10.9) is played by hammering on the B string on the 10th
fret as as you finish you first down strum on the chord. Soo its like this
x.0.9.9.9.9 -> x.0.9.9.10.9
Also, the C#m to A is Fairly quick. Listen to the song to get it down.
For those who dont have this song, you can look up the song on Youtube by
searching for "L's Song - David Gray"
Enjoy!