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TABBY CAT MUSIC ARCHIVES
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Transcribed by: asf0@comcast.net Alice Franceschini
Date: August 4, 2006
Album:
Written by:
Note: When you see the two F#, treat each one like
a separate chord to match what they are doing on the
recording. Also the recording is not standard tuning
so tune to it using the low E string then tune the rest
of the strings to that low E and you are ready to play
along with the recording. Get timing from recording.
For the B7 C7 C#7 area just slide the B7 up one fret
for the C7 and up one more fret for C#7 then back down
one fret for the C7 then go to F#.
LOUISIANA MOON Gene Autry
Intro tune here at the last E in intro.
A E F# B7 E
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E A F#
I'm dreaming of the trails I use to wander
B7 E
Down in Louisiana far a-way
E A F#
And that same old southern moon is shining
F# B7
Just to guide me home again some-day
* E A E
Louisiana moon I'm lonely
* E A E
Louisiana moon I'm blue
* B7 C7 C#7 C7 F#
I'm dreaming a dream of that old mill stream
* F# B7
And I long to be back there with you
E A E
Tell the folks back home I'm lonely
A G#
And will be returning soon
A E
Back to where my heart keeps yearning
F# B7 E
Back beneath my Louisiana moon
lead - play melody of the lines marked with *
E A E
Tell the folks back at home I'm lonely
A G#
And will be returning soon
A E
Back to where my heart keeps yearning
F# B7 E
Back beneath my Louisiana moon