Marcie

Joni Mitchell

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#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the author’s own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study scholarship or research. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------## > Subject: CRD: "Marcie" - Joni Mitchell I am fairly sure I’ve got the chord shapes right or this one..... however the names are a different story altogether. .....if someone could correct the mistakes I may have made      in the names I’d appreciate it Also I’m leaving the right hand fingering for the player to work out for him/herself....its fairly easy...basically arpeggio style (with some strumming) and picked up easily by listening to the song .....thanks to Howard Wright for the tuning    ----------------------------------- MARCIE    by Joni Mitchell from Song to a Seagull    ----------------------------------- Tuning: (from low to high)   .......open there are two distinct chord progressions used in this song which I call Patterns 1 & 2. Pattern 1: Marcie in the quilt of flowers C6add2         G Cadd2 G Steps inside a candy store Reds are sweet and greens are sour Still no letter at her door         So she’ll wash her flower curtains Hang them in the wind to dry Dust her tables with his shirt and wave another day goodbye         Cadd2    Cadd2 ........repeat Pattern 1 for the following  : Marcie’s faucet needs a plumber Marcie’s sorrow needs a man Red is autumn green is summer Greens are turning and the sand All along the ocean beaches stares up empty at the sky Marcie buys a bag of peaches stops a postman passing by Pattern 2 : And summer goes falls to the sidewalk like string and brown paper Winter blows up from the river There’s no one to to take her...... to the sea                                          .........use Pattern 1 for the following : Marcie dresses warm its snowing takes a yellow cab uptown red is stop and green’s for going Sees a show and rides back down Down along the Hudson River Past the shipyards in the cold still no letter’s been delivered still the winter’s days unfold .......and Pattern 2 for this : Like magazines fading in dusty grey attics and servers make a dream Dream back to summer and all he tells her Wait for me .......back to Pattern 1 for : Marcie leaves and doesn’t tell us Where why she moved away Red is angry green is jealous that was all she had to say Someone thought they saw her Sunday window shopping in the rain Some heard she bought a one-way ticket and went west again CHORDS :     DGDGBD              DGDGBD            DGDGBD              DGDGBD     x33030              x22022            x22010              x02010 or C6add2                                DGDGBD              DGDGBD            DGDGBD              DGDGBD    x8888x              x77777            x55555              x44444      D#           D    C         B         DGDGBD              DGDGBD            DGDGBD              DGDGBD   x44030              x55055            505430              000000       (2) (2)         NOTES : I play the G(2) like this : B---2s3--------------------| ----4---------------------| G----0---------------------| ----5---------------------| any corrections or improvements are of course welcome... Cheers Paul

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Cette chanson évoque une femme nommée Marcie qui traverse des moments de mélancolie et de solitude. Elle se retrouve dans des scènes du quotidien, entourée de couleurs symboliques : le rouge pour l'angoisse et le vert pour l'espoir. Malgré ses gestes simples, comme laver ses rideaux ou acheter des pêches, elle semble toujours attendre une lettre qui ne vient pas, ce qui renforce son sentiment d'isolement. Le changement des saisons, avec l'été qui s'estompe pour laisser place à l'hiver, crée une atmosphère de nostalgie et de désespoir. Le morceau se déroule dans un contexte urbain, évoquant des éléments de la vie citadine, tels que les taxis et les balades le long de l'Hudson. Cette toile de fond souligne le contraste entre les mouvements de la vie et le sentiment d'immobilité de Marcie, qui semble se perdre dans ses pensées et ses souvenirs. C'est une réflexion subtile sur l'absence et le désir, cherchant un sens dans un monde qui continue de tourner.