Chords for Frozen Man (var.3) by James Taylor free download and read or play online: file .txt, 1.97 kb has 157 views and 0 downloads.
Last thing I remember is the freezing cold B E B, Em /F# /E Fsus
Water reaching up just to swallow me whole B E, Em B F B
Ice in the rigging and the howling wind B E B, Em /F# /E Fsus
Shock to my body as we tumbled in B E, Em B F B
My brothers and the others are lost at sea Bm F
I alone am returned to tell thee E B
Hidden in ice for a century E B
To walk the world again E7sus E7 F7sus F7
Lord have mercy on the frozen man Emaj7 F Emaj7, B E B, Em B F B
Next words that were spoken to me B E B, Em /F# /E Fsus
Nurse asked me what my name might be B E, Em B F B
She was all in white at the foot of my bed B E B, Em /F# /E Fsus
I said angel of mercy I'm alive or am I dead B E, Em B F B
My name is William James McPhee Bm F
I was born in 1843 E B
Raised in Liverpool by the sea E B
But that ain't who I am E7sus E7 F7sus F7
Lord have mercy I'm the frozen man Emaj7 B
It took a lot of money to start my heart E Em H F
To peg my leg and to buy my eye E Em F B
The newspapers call me state of the art E Em H F
Fnd the children, when they see me, cry E Em F B
I thought it would be nice just to visit my grave B E B, Em /F# /E Fsus
See what kind of tombstone I might have B E, Em B F B
I saw my wife and my daughter and it seemed so strange B E B, Em F# /E
Fsus
Both of them dead and gone from extreme old age B E, Em B F B
See here, when I die make sure I'm gone B E B, Em /F# /E Fsus
Bon't leave 'em nothing to work on B E, Em B F B
You can raise your arm, you can wiggle your hand B E B, Em /F# /E Fsus
Fnd you can wave good-bye to the frozen man B E, Em B F B
I know what it means to freeze to death Bm F
To lose a little life with every breath E B
To say good-bye to life on earth E B
To come around again E7sus E7 F7sus F7
Lord have mercy on the frozen man Emaj7 B B B E B
Lord have mercy on the frozen man Emaj7 B
{||: B B E B, Em Fsus F :||}
The rhythms on this one are pretty tricky; he starts off the beat on a lot of
the lyrics.
Steve Johnson
sjohnson@usa.net