Pretty Girl From Cedar Lane

The Avett Brothers

Transposer:

The other version is most certainly not right so here is a closer one at least.  STANDARD TUNING Inrto x 2:   (end on final strum before the pause for verse) I had a moment when I thought I might be wrong But Ashley how could it be?       I waited on the rooftop all night long But you weren’t coming for me.      And now I’m sitting here like a mixed up little kid You said you wanted me but you never did There was a moment I thought our love was strong But now that moment is gone. I could stand right underneath the window of your room Throwing rocks I’ve done it before        And I would love to find a reason to dazzle you with lies But I don’t have the energy no more.      And you never promised anything that you didn’t give I assumed that you’d say yes but you never did. There was a moment my love for you was strong                                         but now that moment is gone.  Now that moment is gone. vocals)                 I saw you behind the camera whispering                                        to your friends and watching me I fell in love with you there was proved the fool that I can often be                                  (This hard strumming you will have to listen to get this down cause. Below is the little horn thingy that’s playing over the middle CG stuff -------------------------------------------------| -------------------------------------------------| D-0h2-0-5--0h2-0-5-0h2-0--------------------------| A------------------------3--3--3------------------| -------------------------------------------------| I had a moment when I thought I might be right But Ashley how could it be?          I drank your sherry bourbon thinking you might come around There ain’t no one on this rooftop but me.       And now I’m sitting here like a mixed up little kid You said you wanted me but you never did. There was a moment my love for you was strong But Ashley that moment is gone Ashley that moment is gone.       Now that moment is gone. That should be pretty damn close.  I may have misplaced a chord name here or there but follow the pattern of the rest if I messed up.  It is a pretty simple and awesome song.  Enjoy.

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