Maybe After Hes Gone Tab By Zombies

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                        "Maybe After He's Gone"
                             (Chris White)

Intro:

	(acoustic guitar:)

	Em     Em7/D      C        Am  B7
	/ / / /  / / / /  / / / /  / / / /

Verse 1 (bass enters):

	Em              Em7/D
	She told me ...
	       C               Am      B7
	With words as soft ...
	         Em              Em7/D
	But the light ...
	            C            E/B
	Turned to shadow ...

Chorus:

	 A               B7/A
	Maybe after ...
	            Dm/A            A
	She'll come back, ...
	 A               B7/A
	Maybe after ...
	            Dm/A            A
	She'll come back, ...

Verse 2:

	I remember joy and ...

[repeat chorus]

Bridge:

	Dm               Em
	All the days and ...
	     F              Gsus4  G
	Are time just ...
	    Dm                  Em
	And all the dreams ...
	 F                    Gsus4  G
	Hide the tears ...

Verse 3:

	[first line instrumental]
	I feel so cold, I'm on ...

[repeat chorus (w/piano only first two lines)]

[repeat chorus]

Chorus [a capella]:

	Maybe after he's ....


-- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers


Date: Wed, 26 Nov 1997 20:38:03 -0500
From: Dann Butterfield 
Subject: TAB: 'Maybe After He's Gone' by The Zombies

Maybe After He's Gone
(Chris White)

THE ZOMBIES
From Odessey And Oracle, 1967

Intro
(twelve-string acoustic)

Em                Em/D             Cmaj7            Asus2  B7 
-----0-----0---0------0-----0----0-----0-----0---0------0------2---2---
-----0-----0---0------0-----0----0-----0-----0---0------0------0---0---
---0-----0----------0-----0----------0-----0----------2------2---------
-2-----2-----2----0-----0------0---------------------------------------
-----------------------------------3-----3-----3----0------2-----2-----
-----------------------------------------------------------------------


Verse 1:
Em              Em/D  (as per intro)
She told me she ...
     Cmaj7            Asus2   B7
With words as soft as ...
        Em              Em/D
But the light that ...
          Cmaj7          E/B
Turned to shadow ....


Chorus:
(no guitar in this part that I could hear...
this arrangement encompasses the piano and bass, you can play
the sus4's if you want to account for the backing vocals as well.
it sounds just fine if you don't play the sus4's.  This does not
suggest the rhythm; listen to the song for that...each chord is one beat.)

A                Bbsus4/A Bb/A      Bbsus4/A Bbm/A           Asus4 A
0--0--0-0--------0-0------0-0------------0-0-0-0-------------0-0---0-0--
2--2--2-2--------5-5------4-4------------5-5-3-3-------------3-3---2-2--
2--2--2-2--------4-4------4-4------------4-4-4-4-------------2-2---2-2--
2--2--2-2--------4-4------4-4------------4-4-4-4-------------2-2---2-2--
0--0--0-0--------0-0------0-0------------0-0-0-0-------------0-0---0-0--
------------------------------------------------------------------
Maybe after he's gone...     She'll ...
            
A                Bbsus4/A  Bb/A
Maybe after ...
            Bbsus4/A -> Bbm/A             Asus4 A
She'll come back,             ...


Verse 2:
I remember joy and ...

(chorus)

Bridge:
Dm               Em			Dm: x57765 
All the days and ...	                Em: x79987
   Dm                                   Gsus4 G		<- this Dm: 101212101010
Of time just ....		        Gsus4: x1012121310
    Dm                 Em		G: x1012121210
And all the dreams I'm ....
Dm                       Gsus4 G
Hide the tears ...

Verse 3: (as per intro and other verses)
Em / / /  Em/D / / /
  Cmaj7             Asus2 B7
I feel so cold, ...
       Em             Em/D
As the night folds ...
      Cmaj7              E/B
Night surrounds me...

(chorus)

Outro: (vocal and backing vocal only)
Maybe after he's gone, she'll come ....(end cold)

There is some guitar playing in the last chorus playing
single notes occasionally.  It's hard to hear, but I'm guessing
it's just playing the chords.

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***submitted by Hirsch Freeman****
***transcribed by Shawn Trotter***
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