She's a lingering breeze
On an August afternoon
Brushing past the wind chimes
Hear that ephemeral tune
And you lean a little closer
And you get a little curious
But she leans a little further away
And stays mysterious.
She's the sudden shower
On a prairie in spring
All the little flowers open
What a fresh smell they bring
And you dance a little closer
And get a little delirious
But she leans a little further away
And stays mysterious.
She's a lilting laughter
On
el dia de mi santoThough nobody knows
You should go light a candle
And you speak so softly
And try to get so serious
But she leans a little further away
And stays mysterious.
03.05
STE-036
Uke
(guitar shapes)
D G C
D G C Am C Am
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There are two recordings of this song on the jukebox. The uke one was caught just after I wrote it, but the second one was recorded a few weeks later on a reentrant tuned guitar. Normally, a guitar is tuned (from lowest pitch to highest pitch) EADGBe. A reentrant tuned instrument changes things a bit. The reentrant tuning I used is EAdGBe; the fourth string is one octave higher than on the standard tuning for guitar. I took off the fourth string of the guitar and replaced it with an extra first string I had sitting around. Note that capo 5 is used to make it sound at the same pitch as the ukulele. The guitar used is a Yamaha FG110 from the Nixon era.
To hear another tune using this reentrant tuning, please check out
The Water Will Hold You.
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