Suzanne (Version Longue) - Geoffrey Oryema Chords
Tempo:
110.4 bpm
Chords used:
G
Am
C
Bm
D
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret

Jam Along & Learn...
Suzanne takes you down to her place near the river.
birds go by.
night beside her.
that she's half crazy.
you want to be there.
you tea and oranges
the way from China.
mean to tell her
birds go by.
night beside her.
that she's half crazy.
you want to be there.
you tea and oranges
the way from China.
mean to tell her
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_ _ _ _ _ Suzanne takes you down to her place near the river.
You [Am] can hear the birds go by.
You can spend the night beside her.
[Em] And you know [G]
that she's half crazy.
But that's why you want to be there.
And she [Bm] feeds you tea and oranges
that [C] come all the way from China.
_ [G] Just when you mean to tell her
[Am] that you've no love to give her.
[G] And she gets you on her wavelength.
[A] And she lets [Am] the river answer
_ [G] that you've always been her lover.
_ [Bm] And you want to travel with her.
[C] And you want to travel blind.
And [G] you know that she'll trust [D] you
for you've touched her perfect body with [G] your mind.
_ _ _ _ _ And she was a sailor
when he walked _ upon the water.
_ [Am] And he spent a long time watching
from his lonely _ wooden tower.
And [G] when he knew for certain
_ only drowning men could see him
he [Bm] said all men will be sailors
then [C] until the sea shall free them.
[G] But he himself was broken
_ long [Am]
before the sky would open.
_ _ [G] Forsaken, _ almost human
he [D] sank beneath your wisdom
[G] like a stone. _
_ _ _ _ [Bm] And you want to travel with him.
[C] And you want to travel blind.
[G] And you think maybe you'll trust him
[D] for he's touched your perfect body _ [G] with his mind. _
_ _ _ _ Now Suzanne _ takes your hand
and she leads you to the river.
_ [Am] She's wearing rags and feathers
from Salvation Army counter.
And [G] the sun pours down like honey
on our lady of the harbor.
_ [Bm] And she shows you where to look
among the [C] garbage and the flowers.
[G] There are heroes in the sea with
their [Am] children in the morning.
[G] They're leaning out for love.
_ [Am] And they'll lean that way forever.
[C] _ [G] While Suzanne _ holds the mirror.
And [Bm] you want to travel with her.
And [C] you want to travel blind.
And you [G] know that you can trust her
[D] for she's touched your perfect body with [G] her mind. _ _ _
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_ Suzanne. _ _ _ _ _
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You [Am] can hear the birds go by.
You can spend the night beside her.
[Em] And you know [G]
that she's half crazy.
But that's why you want to be there.
And she [Bm] feeds you tea and oranges
that [C] come all the way from China.
_ [G] Just when you mean to tell her
[Am] that you've no love to give her.
[G] And she gets you on her wavelength.
[A] And she lets [Am] the river answer
_ [G] that you've always been her lover.
_ [Bm] And you want to travel with her.
[C] And you want to travel blind.
And [G] you know that she'll trust [D] you
for you've touched her perfect body with [G] your mind.
_ _ _ _ _ And she was a sailor
when he walked _ upon the water.
_ [Am] And he spent a long time watching
from his lonely _ wooden tower.
And [G] when he knew for certain
_ only drowning men could see him
he [Bm] said all men will be sailors
then [C] until the sea shall free them.
[G] But he himself was broken
_ long [Am]
before the sky would open.
_ _ [G] Forsaken, _ almost human
he [D] sank beneath your wisdom
[G] like a stone. _
_ _ _ _ [Bm] And you want to travel with him.
[C] And you want to travel blind.
[G] And you think maybe you'll trust him
[D] for he's touched your perfect body _ [G] with his mind. _
_ _ _ _ Now Suzanne _ takes your hand
and she leads you to the river.
_ [Am] She's wearing rags and feathers
from Salvation Army counter.
And [G] the sun pours down like honey
on our lady of the harbor.
_ [Bm] And she shows you where to look
among the [C] garbage and the flowers.
[G] There are heroes in the sea with
their [Am] children in the morning.
[G] They're leaning out for love.
_ [Am] And they'll lean that way forever.
[C] _ [G] While Suzanne _ holds the mirror.
And [Bm] you want to travel with her.
And [C] you want to travel blind.
And you [G] know that you can trust her
[D] for she's touched your perfect body with [G] her mind. _ _ _
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_ Suzanne. _ _ _ _ _
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