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1. Tonight Will be Fine

Leonard Cohen : Songs from a Room (1969)

standard Gesang: Johnny

	A	E	A
	Sometimes I find I get to	thinking of the	past.

	A	E	A
We	swore to each other then that our	love would surely	last.

	E	A
You kept right on loving,	I went on a	fast,

	E	A
Now I am too thin and your	love is too	vast.

	D	A	D	A
But I	know from your	eyes, And I	know from your	smile:

	D	A
That to	night will be	fine, will be fine, will be fine,

	E	E7	A
Will be	fine	for a	while.

Blues/Soul Gesang Christiane

	A	E	A
	I choose the rooms that I	live in with	care.

	A	E	A
The	windows are small and the	walls almost	bare.

	E7	G	D7	A
There's only one bed and there's	only -	only	one	prayer.

	C	E7
I listen all night for your	step on the	stair.

	D7	A7	D7	A7
But I	know from your	eyes, And I	know from your	smile:

	D7	A7
That to	night will be	fine, will be fine, will be fine,

	E	E7	A
Will be	fine	for a	while.

standard Gesang: Johnny

	A	E	A
	Oh sometimes I see her un	dressing for	me.

	A	E	A
She's the	soft naked lady love	meant her to	be.

	E	A
And she's moving her body so	brave and so	free.

	E	A
If I've got to remember that's a	fine memo	ry.

	D	A	D	A
But I	know from your	eyes, And I	know from your	smile:

	D	A
That to	night will be	fine, will be fine, will be fine,

	E	E7	A
Will be	fine	for a	while.

La la la...

Jürgen: Gitarre

2. The Guests

Leonard Cohen / Leonard Cohen: Recent Songs (1979)

	Em	D	C	D
	One by one,	the guests arrive,	the guests are coming	through.

	Em	D	C	E
	The open-hearted m	any,	the broken-hearted	few.

	A	D
And	no one knows where the	night is going

	A	D
And	no one knows why the	wine is flowing

	C
	Oh love I need you, I need you, I need you, I need you

	E7	A
	now - - I need you	now.

And those who dance, begin to dance, those who weep begin

And "welcome, welcome" cries a voice "let all my guests come in."

And no one knows where the night is going

And no one knows why the wine is flowing

Oh love I need you, I need you, I need you, I need you

now - - I need you now.

And all go stumbling through that house, in lonely secrecy

Saying "do reveal yourself", or "why has thou forsaken me? "

And no one knows...

All at once, the torches flare, the inner door flies open

One by one, they enter there, in every style of passion

And no one knows...

And here they take their sweet repast, while house and grounds dissolve

And one by one the guests are cast, beyond the garden wall

And no one knows...

And those who dance, begin to dance, those who weep begin

Those who earnestly are lost, are lost and lost again

And no one knows...

One by one, the guests arrive, the guests are coming through

The open-hearted many, the broken-hearted few

And no one knows...

Harp "D"

3. Hoochie Coochie Man

Willie Dixon / Muddy Waters (1954 )

	E/G/E/G	A
		The gypsy woman told my mother,

	E/G/E/G	A
		Before I was born

	E/G/E/G	A
		I got a boy child's comin',

	E/G/E/G	A
		He's gonna be a son of a gun

	E/G/E/G	A
		He gonna make pretty women's,

	E/G/E/G	A
		jump and shout

	E/G/E/G	A
		Then the world wanna know,

	E/G/E/G	A	A	A7
			what this all a	bout

	D
But you know I'm	him,

	D7	A
	everybody knows I'm	him

	E
Well you know I'm the	hoochie coochie man,

	D	D7	A	E7
	every	body knows I'm	him

I got a black cat bone,

I got a mojo too.

I got the Johnny Concheroo,

I'm gonna mess with you.

I'm gonna make you girls,

lead me by my hand,

Then the world will know,

the hoochie coochie man!

But you know I'm him,

Everybody knows I'm him

Well you know I'm the hoochie coochie man,

Everybody knows I'm him

On the seventh hours,

on the seventh day,

On the seventh month,

the seven doctors say:

He was born for good luck,

and that you'll see,

I got seven hundred dollars,

don't you mess with me!

But you know I'm him,

Everybody knows I'm him.

Well you know I'm the hoochie coochie man,

Everybody knows I'm him!

Harp "D"

4. I'm A Stranger Here

Brownie McGhee & Sonny Terry (1960)

	A	A7
	I'm a stranger here, just blow'd in your town, Oh,	yes, I am!

	D	A
I'm a	stranger here, just blow'd in your	town.

	E7	D7	A	E7
Well, be	cause I'm a stranger,	everybody wants to dog me '	round.

I'm gonna write home to daddy to send me my railroad fare, Oh, yes, I am!

I'm gonna write home to dad to send me my railroad fare, Oh, yes, I am!

Well, if he don't send it, I don't mind walkin' down.

I'm goin' back home have to wear out ninetynine pair of shoes, Oh, yes, I am!

When I get back there I won't have these old stranger blues.

Let's walk together, boy

Well, I wonder why people treats the strangers so, Oh, Lordy Lord!

Well, I wonder why people treats the strangers so.

Well, I ain't got no place I just go from door to door.

You know, I'm a stranger here, just blowed in your town; Oh, yes, I am!

Well, I'm a stranger here, just blowed in your town; Oh, yes, I am!

Well, if I askin' for a favor, please don't turn me down.

5. First we Take Manhattan

Leonard Cohen

	Dm	Am
They	sentenced me to twenty years of	boredom,

	Dm	Am
For	trying to change the system from	within.

	Dm	Am
I'm	coming now I'm coming to	reward them:

	G	F	E	Am
	First we take Man	hattan,	then we take Ber	lin.

I'm guided by a signal in the heavens. I'm guided by this birthmark on my skin.

I'm guided by the beauty of our weapons: First we take Manhattan, then we take Berlin.

	C	G	F
I'd	really like to live beside you,	baby.

	C	Am
I love your	body and your spirit and your	clothes,

	C	Am
But you	see that line there moving through the	station.

	G	F	E	Am
I	told you - I	told you - I	told you I was one of	those.

You loved me as a loser but now you're worried that I just might win.

You know the way to stop me but you don't have the discipline.

How many nights I prayed for this: to let my work begin:

First we take Manhattan, then we take Berlin.

I don't like your fashion business, mister. I don't like these drugs that keep you thin.

I don't like what happened to your sister: First we take Manhattan, then we take Berlin.

I'd really like to live beside you, baby.

I love your body and your spirit and your clothes.

But you see that line there moving through the station:

I told you - I told you - I told you I was one of those.

And I thank you for those items that you sent me. The monkey and the plywood violin.

I practiced every night and now I'm ready: First we take Manhattan, then we take Berlin.

Remember me, I used to live for music. Remember me, I brought your groceries in.

It's Father's Day and everybody's wounded: First we take Manhattan, then we take Berlin.

6. The Wind Cries Mary

Jimi Hendrix

Intro

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D#

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- - -

D

(octave)

C#

D

- - -

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	B	A	E
	After all the	jacks are in their	boxes

	B	A	E
And the	clowns have	all gone to	bed

	B	A	E
You can hear	happiness	staggering on	down the street

	F#	A	D	D#	E
	Footsteps	dressed in	red

	F#	A	C	C#	D	- - -	C	C#	D
And the	wind	whispers	Mar	y

	B	A	E
A	broom is	drearily	sweeping

	B	A	E
	Up the broken	pieces of yesterday's	life

	B	A	E
	Somewhere a	queen is	weeping

	F#	A	D	D#	E
	Somewhere a	king has no	wif	e

	F#	A	D	D#	E	- - -	D	D#	E
And the	wind	cries	Mar	y

Solo

	B	A	E
	The traffic lights turn	blue to	morrow

	B	A	E
	And shine the	emptyness down on my	bed.

	B	A	E
	The tiny island	sags	downstream

	F#	A	D	D#	E
'	Cause the life that	lived is	dea	d.

	F#	A	D	D#	E	- - -	D	D#	E
And the	wind	screams	Mar	y

	B	A	E
	Will the wind	ever re	member

	B	A	E
The	names it has	blown in the	past.

	B	A	E
With it's	crutch, it's	old age, and it's	wisdom,

	F#	A	D	D#	E
It whispers	no, this will	be the	las	t.

F#

A

D

D#

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- - -

D

D#

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- - -

D

D#

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- - -

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And the

wind

cries

Mar

y

Harp: "C"

7. Green, Green Grass Of Home

Curly Putman / Tom Jones (1966)

	C	F	C
The	old home town looks the same as I	step down from the	train,

	C	G7
	And there to meet me is my mama and	papa.

	C	C7	F	F
Down the	road I look and	there runs Mary,	hair of gold and	lips like cherries,

	C	G	G7	C	F	C
It's	good to touch the	green, green	grass of	home.

	C	C7	F
	Yes, they'll all come to	meet me,	arms a-reaching, smiling sweetly;

	C	G	G7	C	F	C
It's	good to touch the	green, green	grass of	home.

	C	F	C
The	old house is still standing, though the	paint is cracked and	dry,

	C	G7
	And there's that old oak tree that I used to	play on;

	C	C7	F
Down the	lane I walk and with	my sweet Mary,	hair of gold an lips like cherries;

	C	G	G7	C	F	C
it's	good to touch the	green, green	grass of	home.

spoken

Then I awake and look around me, at the four gray walls that surround me;

And I realize that I was only dreaming.

For there's a guard and there's a sad old padre. Arm and arm we'll walk at daybreak,

Again I'll touch the green, green grass of home.

	C	C7	F
	Yes, they'll all come to	see me in the	shade of that old oak tree;

	C	G	G7	C	F	C
As they	lay me 'neath the	green, green	grass of	home.

8. Joan of Arc

Leonard Cohen / Leonard Cohen: Songs of Love and Hate (1971)

	G	D
	Now the flames they followed Joan of	Arc

	C	G
	As she came riding through the	dark.

	A	D
	No moon to keep her	armour bright,

	A	G	D
No	man to get her through t	his (dark and) very smoky night.

She said, "I'm tired of the war.

I want the kind of work I had before,

A wedding dress or something white

To wear upon my swollen appetite."

	D/A		D	Am
		La	la la, la la la, la la la la la	la,

			C	G	D	G
		La la la la la	la, la la la la la	la,	la la la la la	la.

Well, I'm glad to hear you talk this way,

You know I've watched you riding every day.

And something in me yearns to win

Such a cold and lonesome heroine.

"And who are you?" she sternly spoke

To the one beneath the smoke.

"Why, I'm fire," he replied

"And I love your solitude, I love your pride." - La la la...

"Then fire, make your body cold

I'm going to give you mine to hold,"

Saying this she climbed inside

To be his one, to be his only bride.

And deep into his fiery heart

He took the dust of Joan of Arc.

And high above the wedding guests

He hung the ashes of her wedding dress. - La la la...

It was deep into his fiery heart

He took the dust of Joan of Arc.

And then she clearly understood:

If he was fire, oh then she must be wood.

I saw her wince, I saw her cry,

I saw the glory in her eye.

Myself I long for love and light,

But must it come so cruel, and oh so bright? - La la la...

9. Rockin' All Over The World

John Fogerty / John Fogerty: John Fogerty (1975)

	D
	Well, a-here-we-are, a-here-we-are, a-here we go,

	G
	Four in the mornin', gonna hittin' the road,

	D	A	D
Here we	go-oh!	Rockin' all over	the world!

	D
	Well, a-geedee-up, a-geedee-up, a-get away,

	G	D
	We're goin' crazy, and we're goin' today, here we	go-oh!

	A	D
	Rockin' all over	the world!

	D
	And I like it, I like it, I like it, I like it,

	G	D	A	D
	I la-la-like it, la-la-like, here we	go-oh!	Rockin' all over the	world!

solo

	D
	Well, I'm gonna tell your Mama what I'm gonna do,

	G	D
	We're going out tonight with our dancin' shoes,	Here we go-oh!

	A	D
	Rockin' all over the	world!

	D
	And I like it, I like it, I like it, I like it,

	G	D	A	D
	I la-la-like it, la-la-like, here we	go-oh!	Rockin' all over the	world!

	D
	And I like it, I like it, I like it, I like it,

	G	D	A	D
	I la-la-like it, la-la-like, here we	go-oh!	Rockin' all over the	world!

	D
	And I like it, I like it, I like it, I like it,

	G	D	A	D
	I la-la-like it, la-la-like, here we	go-oh!	Rockin' all over the	world!

	D
	And I like it, I like it, I like it, I like it,

	G	D	A	D
	I la-la-like it, la-la-like, here we	go-oh!	Rockin' all over the	world!

In the night... (fade out)

Harp A

10. Bird on the Wire

Leonard Cohen / Leonard Cohen: Sogs from a Room (1969)

	A	E	A	D
Like a	bird on the	wire, like a	drunk in a midnight	choir,

	A	E	A	Asus4	A
I have	tried in my	way to be	free.

	A	E	A	D
Like a	worm on a	hook, like a	knight from some old-fashioned	book,

	A	E	A	Asus4	A
I have	saved all my	ribbons for	thee.

	D	A
	If I, if I have been un	kind,

	Bm	A
	I hope that you can just let it go	by.

	D	A
	If I, if I have been un	true,

	Bm	E
	I hope you know it was never to	you.

	A	E	A	D
Like a	baby still	born, like a	beast with his	horn,

	A	E	A	Asus4	A
I have	torn every	one who reached out for	me.

	A	E	A	D
But I	swear by this	song and by	all that I have done	wrong!

	A	E	A	Asus4	A
	I will make it	all up to	thee.

	D	A
	I saw a beggar leaning on his wooden	crutch.

	Bm	A
	He said to me, "You must not ask for so	much."

	D	A
	And a pretty woman leaning in her darkened	door,

	Bm	E
	She cried to me, "Hey, why not ask for	more?"

	A	E	A	D
Like a	bird on the	wire, like a	drunk in a midnight	choir,

	A	E	D	A
I have	tried in my	way to be	free

Boogie

11. Ring of Fire

June Carter & Merle Kilgore / Johnny Cash (1963)

Intro:

G

C

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G

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	G	C	G	G	D	G
	Love is a	burnin'	thing and it	makes a	fiery	ring.

	G	C	G	G	D	G
	Bound by	wild de	sire	I fell into your	ring of	fire

	D	C	G
	I fell into a	burnin' ring of	fire

	D	C	G
I went	down, down, down and the	flames, they got	higher

	C	G	D	G
And it burns, burns, burns, that	ring of	fire, that	ring of	fire.

The taste of love is sweet, when hearts like ours meet.

I fell for you like a child, Oooh, but the fire went wild.

I fell into a burnin' ring of fire

I went down, down, down and the flames, they got higher

And it burns, burns, burns, that ring of fire, that ring of fire.

Bird on the Wire	10
First we Take Manhattan	5
Green, Green Grass Of Home	7
Hoochie Coochie Man	3
I'm A Stranger Here	4
Joan of Arc	8
Ring of Fire	11
Rockin' All Over The World	9
The Guests	2
The Wind Cries Mary	6
Tonight Will be Fine	1

JGTWSet180707

Tarnowitzick Showbande Licht und Luftbad (7.7.18)

Set

1. Tonight Will be Fine

Leonard Cohen : Songs from a Room (1969)

2. The Guests

Leonard Cohen / Leonard Cohen: Recent Songs (1979)

3. Hoochie Coochie Man

Willie Dixon / Muddy Waters (1954 )

4. I'm A Stranger Here

Brownie McGhee & Sonny Terry (1960)

5. First we Take Manhattan

Leonard Cohen

6. The Wind Cries Mary

Jimi Hendrix

7. Green, Green Grass Of Home

Curly Putman / Tom Jones (1966)

8. Joan of Arc

Leonard Cohen / Leonard Cohen: Songs of Love and Hate (1971)

9. Rockin' All Over The World

John Fogerty / John Fogerty: John Fogerty (1975)

Zugabe

10. Bird on the Wire

Leonard Cohen / Leonard Cohen: Sogs from a Room (1969)

11. Ring of Fire

June Carter & Merle Kilgore / Johnny Cash (1963)