James Blunt - 1973 Acoustic

james blunt- 1973
all the lost souls.

i am sure these are the right chords.
you can play this with capo on 2nd fret but blunt plays it without a capo.
(it sounds better without a capo)
i saw james blunt play this song live about 10 feet from me and he picks for the first 
chords then strums when he gets to the C.


Em7  020000

intro
Em Em7 C G

Em                   Em7
Simona, your getting older
               C
your journey's been
               G    D
etched on your skin
Em                 Em7
Simona, wish i had known that
              C
what seems so strong
             D  Bm
has been and gone

CHORUS:

   Em
I would call you up everyday Saturday night
         Em7
And we'd both stayed out 'til the morning light
         C               G     D
And we sang, "Here we go again"
            Em
And though time goes by

I will always be
     Em7
In a club with you
      C
In 1973
                    G     D
Singing "Here we go again"

VERSE 2

  Em
Simona
           Em7
Wish I was sober
                  C
So I could see clearly now
             G   D
The rain has gone

Em
Simona
             Em7
I guess it's over
            C
My memory plays our tune
             D   Bm
The same old song

CHORUS:

   Em
I would call you up everyday Saturday night
         Em7
And we'd both stayed out 'til the morning light
         C               G     D
And we sang, "Here we go again"
            Em
And though time goes by

I will always be
     Em7
In a club with you
      C
In 1973
                    G     D
Singing "Here we go again"

bridge
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C Em G D C Em D

Ah, Ah, ...

CHORUS:

   Em
I would call you up everyday Saturday night
         Em7
And we'd both stayed out 'til the morning light
         C               G     D
And we sang, "Here we go again"
            Em
And though time goes by

I will always be
     Em7
In a club with you
      C
In 1973

          Em
And though time goes by

I will always be
     Em7
In a club with you
   C  D G
In 19-7-3

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