None of them
Ernie Halter - Love, Look At Me Now
Tabbed by Matt Kneale
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Album version is tuned a half step down, but I like playing it in standard :)
A F#m7 F Bm E Dm
A(Faug) means hammer on the 3rd fret on the D string e.g:
E|--0--
B|--2--
G|--2--
D|--2h3
A|--0--
E|--0--
Listen to the song to get the right idea for timing etc. :)
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A F#m7
I spend nights waiting for you
F A(Faug)
Staring out the window by my bed
A
These street lights
F#m7 F A(Faug)
So unkind to shine upon the emptiness instead
F#m7 E
I hang my head
A F#m7 Bm Dm
Im down but im not giving up on you just yet
Bm E
Love, look at me now
A F#m7
What is this feeling people talk about
Bm E
Love, look at me now
A F#m7
You don’t know how long I’ve been holding out
Bm E
For you love, look at me now
A F#m7
Some people take you for granted
F A(Faug)
Softly as you crept into their hearts
A
Not me though
F#m7
Just don’t leave me stranded
F A(Faug)
Here with no one in my arms
Bm E
I’ll do my part
A F#m7 Bm
I’ll stand out in the rain
1
Dm
I’ll cry out in the dark
Bm E
Love, look at me now
A F#m7
What is this feeling people talk about
Bm E
Love, look at me now
A F#m7
You don’t know how long I’ve been holding out
Bm E
For you love, look at me now
F
I'd make your every wish
E
My command
F
If you were drowning I'd bring you back
E
Back to land
A F#m7
Where do I begin
Bm Dm
I’m ready to jump in
Bm E
Love, look at me now
A F#m7
I’ve heard so many perfect things about you
Bm E
Love, look at me now
A F#m7
Maybe your just a shadow of a doubt
Bm E
Love, where have you been
A
I wanna fall in
F#m7
I’m never coming out
Bm E
For you love, look at me now
Bm Dm
Look at me now
A
I spent nights
F#m7
Waiting for you
F A
Staring out the window by my bed
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