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intro/verses:
(much easier to play this C| in position I but you lose the slide)
LAm7 FA DO SOL DO MIm7 MIm LAm
----------0-1-0---0--------------------------------------
----------------1---------0---------------0--------------
-------0----2-0--------------------5-----------------0---
----2-----------------------------------0---------2------
-0----------------------2---2----7---\2--------2-------0-
--------------------3-3-------\8------------0------------
when....off...I will not say who..that
LAm MIm LAm LAm7
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-1-1p0-----------0-----0h1p0---
-2-1p0-------------2-2-------0-
-------h2-------2--2-2---------
--------------2----------------
-----------0-------------------
who so quickly...
When he drops you off I will not say
Who was that who so quickly drove away
The things you've done and the places you've been
When I open the door for you I will not let them in
As long as you come back to me I will never ask
For you I will be the man in the iron mask
then this bridge part:
(octaves optional-not sure if they belong or not but I like them)
DO SOL MIm DO SOL MIm MI7
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----0--1---1------0--------------1----0-------0-------
-2---------0------0--------------0----0-------1-------
---------2-----------2-----------2-------2----0-------
-0--2--3--------2----2-2.......2----2----2----2-----2-
--------------3------0-0.......0---3-----0----0-------
Listen to the record... Hit the C, G, hard where indicated... The first Em
mute E&A and go at it for an extra beat before the C. The second time let
the Em ring, then strum the E7 slowly, hit the B, and back into the verse.
You said you loved me and it broke my heart
I was always your prisoner right from the start
The nights you spend without me this house is like a dungeon
And you only return to torture me more
You must have your reasons, I will not ask
For you I will be the man in the iron mask
It ends with a variation of the verse, mostly playing an arpeggiated Em with
those little Am things... the last chord is an A (major) on the B&G (or maybe
B&D) strings.
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