In The Pines

Gene Clark

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In The Pines

Key: E

In The Pines Key BB

In The Pines Key CC

In The Pines Key C#C#

In The Pines Key DD(one step down)

In The Pines Key D#D#(half step down)

In The Pines Key EE(original key)

In The Pines Key FF(half step up)

In The Pines Key F#F#(one step up)

In The Pines Key GG

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In The Pines Key AA

In The Pines Key A#A#

	  		E                G#m   A        E    
Black girl black girl  tell me  where  
               E       F#m   B    E 
Tell me where did you sleep last night 
E                   G#m   
In the pines in the pines  
          A         E            
Where the sun never shines 
                        F#m  B       E 
And you shiver when the cold wind blows 
                       G#m    A            E 
Now little girl little girl   what have I done 
              F#m   B  E                 
That made you treat me so 
                G#m       A           E                  
You cause me to weep  you cause me to moan 
                F#m   B   E                           
You cause me to leave my home 
E                   G#m   
In the pines in the pines  
          A         E            
Where the sun never shines 
                        F#m  B     E 
And you shiver when the cold wind blows 
 
SOLO 
 
E           G#m     A     E             
The longest train I ever saw  
     F#m  B            E 
Went down that Georgia line 
               G#m     A     E                      F#m  B   E 
Saw the engine past at six o'clock and the cab went bye  and bye 
E                   G#m   
In the pines in the pines  
          A         E            
Where the sun never shines 
                        F#m  B       E 
And you shiver when the cold wind blows 
 
 
              Copyright @ 1977 Irving Music Inc.(BMI) 
              From the "Two Sides To Every Story"  LP  
              RSO Records 1977

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