Chords for Joni Mitchell - Carey - Matala Crete
Tempo:
151.35 bpm
Chords used:
G#
C#
F#
A
F
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Anyway, here it [A] is.
The Appalachian Dulcimer.
And you can tune it any way you want to,
just like any instrument, like the guitar or the piano.
[F] [G#m] I'm going into a tuning now that I call Matala [A] Tuning,
[G]
because I found it as well as the song I'm going to play in Matala Treat.
This is a song about a friend of mine from Matala,
a friend of mine from London and Los Angeles and North Carolina.
[D#m]
[B] [Fm] [G#]
[C#]
The wind is in from Africa,
[G#] last night I couldn't sleep.
[F#] Oh you know it sure is [C#] hard to leave you Carrie,
but [G#] it's really not my home.
[C#] My fingernails are filthy,
I've [G#] got beach tar on my feet.
And I [F#] miss my [C#] clean white linen and my fancy French cologne.
[G#] Oh Carrie get [C#] out your cape,
and put [G#] on some [C#] silk.
You're a mean old daddy but I like you.
Fine.
Come on down to the Mermaid Cafe,
[G#] and I will buy you a bottle of wine.
[F#] And we'll laugh, [C#] toast and nothing,
and [G#] smash our empty glasses down.
[C#] Let's have a round for these streets and these soldiers,
[G#] a round for these friends of mine,
and let's have [F#] another round for [C#]
whoever keeps [G#] me in this tourist town.
Come on Carrie [C#] get out your cape,
and put on [G#] some silk.
[C#m] Oh you're a mean old daddy [G#] but I [C#] like you.
I like you, I like you, I like you.
Maybe I'll go to Amsterdam,
[G#] or maybe I'll go to Rome.
[F#] And rent me [C#] a piano and put [D] some [G#] flowers round my room.
[C#] But let's not talk about Feathery Wells now,
[G#] the night is a starry dawn.
[F#] And they're playing that [C#] scratchy rock and roll [G#] beneath the maple moon.
Come on Carrie get out [C#] your cape,
and put on some [G#]
silk.
You're [C#] a mean old daddy but I like you.
The wind is in from Africa,
[G#] last night I couldn't sleep.
[F#] Oh you know it sure is [C#] hard to leave you but it's really [G#] not my home.
[C#] Maybe it's been too long a time since I was [G#] scrambling down in the street.
Now [F#] they got me used to [C#] that mean old linen and that fancy French cologne.
[G#] Oh Carrie get out [C#] your cape,
I'll put on [G#] my finest silk.
[F#] Oh [C#] remember they'd happily have fun tonight.
I said oh you're a mean old daddy but you're out of sight.
The Appalachian Dulcimer.
And you can tune it any way you want to,
just like any instrument, like the guitar or the piano.
[F] [G#m] I'm going into a tuning now that I call Matala [A] Tuning,
[G]
because I found it as well as the song I'm going to play in Matala Treat.
This is a song about a friend of mine from Matala,
a friend of mine from London and Los Angeles and North Carolina.
[D#m]
[B] [Fm] [G#]
[C#]
The wind is in from Africa,
[G#] last night I couldn't sleep.
[F#] Oh you know it sure is [C#] hard to leave you Carrie,
but [G#] it's really not my home.
[C#] My fingernails are filthy,
I've [G#] got beach tar on my feet.
And I [F#] miss my [C#] clean white linen and my fancy French cologne.
[G#] Oh Carrie get [C#] out your cape,
and put [G#] on some [C#] silk.
You're a mean old daddy but I like you.
Fine.
Come on down to the Mermaid Cafe,
[G#] and I will buy you a bottle of wine.
[F#] And we'll laugh, [C#] toast and nothing,
and [G#] smash our empty glasses down.
[C#] Let's have a round for these streets and these soldiers,
[G#] a round for these friends of mine,
and let's have [F#] another round for [C#]
whoever keeps [G#] me in this tourist town.
Come on Carrie [C#] get out your cape,
and put on [G#] some silk.
[C#m] Oh you're a mean old daddy [G#] but I [C#] like you.
I like you, I like you, I like you.
Maybe I'll go to Amsterdam,
[G#] or maybe I'll go to Rome.
[F#] And rent me [C#] a piano and put [D] some [G#] flowers round my room.
[C#] But let's not talk about Feathery Wells now,
[G#] the night is a starry dawn.
[F#] And they're playing that [C#] scratchy rock and roll [G#] beneath the maple moon.
Come on Carrie get out [C#] your cape,
and put on some [G#]
silk.
You're [C#] a mean old daddy but I like you.
The wind is in from Africa,
[G#] last night I couldn't sleep.
[F#] Oh you know it sure is [C#] hard to leave you but it's really [G#] not my home.
[C#] Maybe it's been too long a time since I was [G#] scrambling down in the street.
Now [F#] they got me used to [C#] that mean old linen and that fancy French cologne.
[G#] Oh Carrie get out [C#] your cape,
I'll put on [G#] my finest silk.
[F#] Oh [C#] remember they'd happily have fun tonight.
I said oh you're a mean old daddy but you're out of sight.
Key:
G#
C#
F#
A
F
G#
C#
F#
_ _ Anyway, here it [A] is.
The Appalachian Dulcimer.
_ _ _ And you can tune it any way you want to,
just like any instrument, like the guitar or the piano. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [F] _ _ _ [G#m] I'm going into a tuning now that I call Matala [A] Tuning, _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [G] _
because I found it as well as the song I'm going to play in Matala Treat. _ _ _
_ _ This is a song about a friend of mine from Matala,
_ _ a friend of mine from London and Los Angeles and North Carolina.
[D#m] _
_ [B] _ _ _ [Fm] _ _ [G#] _ _
_ [C#] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ The wind is in from _ Africa,
_ [G#] last night I couldn't sleep.
[F#] Oh you know it sure is [C#] hard to leave you Carrie,
but [G#] it's really not my home. _
_ _ [C#] My _ fingernails are filthy,
_ I've [G#] got beach tar on my feet.
And I [F#] miss my [C#] clean white linen and my fancy French cologne. _
[G#] _ _ Oh Carrie get [C#] out your cape,
_ _ and put [G#] on some _ _ _ [C#] silk.
You're a mean old daddy but I like you. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ Fine.
_ _ Come on down to the Mermaid Cafe,
[G#] and I will buy you a bottle of wine.
[F#] And we'll laugh, [C#] toast and nothing,
and [G#] smash our empty glasses _ down.
[C#] Let's have a round for these streets and these soldiers,
[G#] a round for these friends of mine,
and let's have [F#] another round for [C#] _
whoever keeps [G#] me in this tourist _ town.
Come on Carrie [C#] get _ _ out your cape,
and put on [G#] some silk.
_ _ _ [C#m] Oh you're a mean old daddy [G#] but I [C#] like you.
I like you, I like you, I like you. _ _
_ _ _ Maybe I'll go to Amsterdam,
[G#] or maybe I'll go to Rome.
_ [F#] And rent me [C#] a piano and put [D] some [G#] flowers round my room. _
_ _ [C#] But let's not talk about Feathery Wells now,
[G#] the night is a starry dawn.
[F#] And they're playing that [C#] scratchy rock and roll [G#] beneath the maple moon. _
_ Come on Carrie get out [C#] your cape,
_ _ and put on some [G#] _
_ _ _ silk.
You're [C#] a mean old daddy but I _ like you. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ The wind is in from Africa,
_ [G#] last night I couldn't sleep.
[F#] Oh you know it sure is [C#] hard to leave you but it's really [G#] not my _ home.
_ _ _ [C#] Maybe it's been too long a time since I was [G#] scrambling down in the street.
Now [F#] they got me used to [C#] that mean old linen and that fancy French cologne. _ _
[G#] _ _ Oh Carrie get out [C#] your cape,
_ _ _ I'll put on [G#] my finest silk.
[F#] Oh [C#] remember they'd happily have fun tonight. _ _ _
_ I said oh you're a mean old daddy but you're out of sight. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
The Appalachian Dulcimer.
_ _ _ And you can tune it any way you want to,
just like any instrument, like the guitar or the piano. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [F] _ _ _ [G#m] I'm going into a tuning now that I call Matala [A] Tuning, _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [G] _
because I found it as well as the song I'm going to play in Matala Treat. _ _ _
_ _ This is a song about a friend of mine from Matala,
_ _ a friend of mine from London and Los Angeles and North Carolina.
[D#m] _
_ [B] _ _ _ [Fm] _ _ [G#] _ _
_ [C#] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ The wind is in from _ Africa,
_ [G#] last night I couldn't sleep.
[F#] Oh you know it sure is [C#] hard to leave you Carrie,
but [G#] it's really not my home. _
_ _ [C#] My _ fingernails are filthy,
_ I've [G#] got beach tar on my feet.
And I [F#] miss my [C#] clean white linen and my fancy French cologne. _
[G#] _ _ Oh Carrie get [C#] out your cape,
_ _ and put [G#] on some _ _ _ [C#] silk.
You're a mean old daddy but I like you. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ Fine.
_ _ Come on down to the Mermaid Cafe,
[G#] and I will buy you a bottle of wine.
[F#] And we'll laugh, [C#] toast and nothing,
and [G#] smash our empty glasses _ down.
[C#] Let's have a round for these streets and these soldiers,
[G#] a round for these friends of mine,
and let's have [F#] another round for [C#] _
whoever keeps [G#] me in this tourist _ town.
Come on Carrie [C#] get _ _ out your cape,
and put on [G#] some silk.
_ _ _ [C#m] Oh you're a mean old daddy [G#] but I [C#] like you.
I like you, I like you, I like you. _ _
_ _ _ Maybe I'll go to Amsterdam,
[G#] or maybe I'll go to Rome.
_ [F#] And rent me [C#] a piano and put [D] some [G#] flowers round my room. _
_ _ [C#] But let's not talk about Feathery Wells now,
[G#] the night is a starry dawn.
[F#] And they're playing that [C#] scratchy rock and roll [G#] beneath the maple moon. _
_ Come on Carrie get out [C#] your cape,
_ _ and put on some [G#] _
_ _ _ silk.
You're [C#] a mean old daddy but I _ like you. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ The wind is in from Africa,
_ [G#] last night I couldn't sleep.
[F#] Oh you know it sure is [C#] hard to leave you but it's really [G#] not my _ home.
_ _ _ [C#] Maybe it's been too long a time since I was [G#] scrambling down in the street.
Now [F#] they got me used to [C#] that mean old linen and that fancy French cologne. _ _
[G#] _ _ Oh Carrie get out [C#] your cape,
_ _ _ I'll put on [G#] my finest silk.
[F#] Oh [C#] remember they'd happily have fun tonight. _ _ _
_ I said oh you're a mean old daddy but you're out of sight. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _