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Lovin Spoonful — Coconut Grove Chords

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Date: Thu, 14 Nov 1996 14:49:33 —0500
From: Andrew Rogers 
Subject: ./l/lovin_spoonful/coconut_grove.crd

                            "Coconut Grove"
                    (John Sebastian — Zal Yanofsky)

Intro:

	acoustic guitar [4X; electric guitar enters 3rd time]

	Em7    A7              Em7: 02203x   A7: x0202x
	 / / /  / / /

Verse 1:

	Em7                 A7
	   It's really true    how nothin' matters
	Em7                  A7
	   No mad, mad world    and no mad hatters
	Em7                        A7
	   And no—one's pitchin' 'cause there ain't no batters
	    B7
	In Coconut Grove

Verse 2:

	Em7                     A7
	    Don't bar the door,    there's no—one comin'
	Em7                  A7
	    The ocean's roar    will dull the drummin'
	Em7               A7                  Em7  A7
	    Of any city thoughts or city ways

Bridge:

	G [w/autoharp]
	  The ocean breeze is coolin' my mind
	                            Em7
	The salty days are hers and mine
	            A7              Em7   A7
	Just to do what we want to

	 G
	Tonight we'll find a dune that's ours
	                               Em7
	And softly she will speak the stars
	         A7   Em7   A7
	Until sunup

Verse 3 (chords as per verse 1):

	It's all from havin' someone knowin'
	Just which way your head is blowin'
	Who's always warm like in the mornin'
	In Coconut Grove

[guitar solo over verse 1 chords]

[repeat bridge]

[repeat verse 1]

[guitar solo over verse 1 and chorus chords; fade]


—— another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers