Mother Goose intro
1971 from
"Aqualung" Asus2 G5
capo 5 e|---0--------00--33-|
B|---0--------00--33-|
intro 2 times only acoustic
guitar G|---2--------22--00-|
then 2 times with flute D|---2--0h2---22--00-|
A|-0-0------0-00-----|
E|---0--------00-----|
Asus2 C D Dsus2 D
e|------------------0-----0---------2--00--2--------2--00--2--------|
B|-------0----------0-----0---------3--33--3--------3--33--3--------|
G|-----0---0--------2-----2---------2--22--2--------2--22--2--------|
D|-2-4-------4p2p0--2-2p0-2-------2-0--00--0------2-0--00--0--------|->
intro
A|------------------0-----0---0h3-------------0h3------------2-h3p2-|
E|------------------0-----------------------------------------------|
As I did walk … came
upon Mother Goose …
And
a foreign student … was it really
true …
D G5 D
A Asu2 A
Am Am7
e|---22---22---22-|-3333-|-2222-|-0---00---0-|
|--0------------------3-|
B|---33---33---33-|-3333-|-3333-|-2---00---2-|
|--1------------------1-|
G|---22---22---22-|-0000-|-2222-|-2---22---2-|
|--2------------------2-|
D|-0-00---00---00-|-0000-|-0000-|-2---22---2-|
|--2------------------2-|-> intro
A|------4----2----|------|------|-0---00---0-|
|--0------------------0-|
E|----------------|------|------|-0---00---0-| |--0------------------0-|
Walked down by … I don't believe
they knew …
Saw at least …
intro
e|-------------0--------00--33-|
B|-------------0--------00--33-|
G|-------------2--------22--00-|-> 4x, then bridge
D|-------------2--0h2---22--00-|
A|----------0--0------0-00-----|
E|-------------0--------00-----|
I was a schoolboy
bridge after the 2.Verse and ending
Asus2
e|-----0---------0-----|---------------------------------0-|
B|-1h3---3---1h3---1---|-----0----0----------------------0-|
G|-------------------2-|---0----0-----------0------------2-|
D|---------------------|-2----4-----2p0---0---0----------2-|
A|---------------------|----------------3-------2p0---0--0-|
E|---------------------|----------------------------3----0-|
Original words and music by IAN
ANDERSON.
This is my own version, not 100% correct, but it sounds good.
With best wishes to all Jethro-Tull-Fans
- we are never too old to Rock´n Roll.
Widolf Dörr
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