Now I realise the fact that the recording is piano only, so this is my
personal interpretation which I find works well when performing it. It
sounds pretty close for the most part... But in the "My love goes free"
part, I play C/Am7 which I think he just stays on Am7 after the first
switch and ends on C, but it sounds good when performing so I hope you
enjoy.
Oh and if you have a correction please post it and I'll check it out
and fix it up when I get the chance. Cheers!
Note: The D# chord can be played a few different ways, I'm simply putting
my preference to what I find easiest.
Tuning: Standard
Timing: 4/4
Chords:
e|-0---0----0---1----0---1--0----1----3--|
B|-1---1----1---1----1---1--1----3----4--|
G|-0---0----0---2----2---2--0----2----3--|
D|-2---3----0---0----3---3--2----3----5--|
A|-3---3----x---x----3---3--0----1----6--|
E|-x---x----3---x----x---1--x----x----x--|
The Movement comes in slow
It's a tune we both should know
But the walls are thin
/ /
So we keep our voices low
You're a bird with a pretty mouth
You're a bird with songs to shout
And the same refrain continues
Singing out
If you love her let her go
If you love her let her go
She sings beautiful and slow
/ /
A tune that only caged birds know
So you're in Nashville on the phone
And I'm back here at home
And the words are new
But I recognise the tone
/ / /
If you love her let her go
If you love her let her go
If you love her let her go
She's beautifully composed
/ /
A tune that only caged birds know
/
My love goes free...
My love goes free...
My love goes free...
My love goes free...