Melissa
Allman Brothers
E F#m7 Emaj7 A Bm C#m Cmaj7/G Bsus4
E ---0-------0------0------x-----2-----4-------0---------0-----
B ---0-------0------0------2-----3-----5-------0---------0-----
G ---1-------2------4------2-----4-----6----- -0---------4-----
D ---2-------4------6------2-----4-----6-------2---------4-----
A ---2-------4------6------0-----x-----0-------3---------2-----
E ---0-------0------0------x-----x-----x-------3---------x-----
Verse 1:
| E | F#m7 | Emaj7 | F#m7 |
Cr | ossroads | seem to come and | go, ye | ah |
| E | F#m7 |
T | he gypsy flies from coast to c | oast |
| A | Bm | C#m | | D |
Kn | owing m | any loving | none | | |
| E | F#m7 | Emaj7 | A |
b | earing s | orrow, having f | un | |
| Cmay7 | Bsus4 |
b | ut back home he’ll always r | un |
| E | | F#m7 | | Emaj7 |
To sweet Me | lissa | | | | |
Verse 2:
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Freight train, each car looks the same (all the same) |
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and no one knows the gypsy’s name |
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no one hears his lonely sigh |
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there are no blankets where he lies |
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and in deepest dreams the gypsy flies |
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with sweet Melissa hmmm mmmm |
Bridge:
E |
Again the morning comes |
A |
sunbeam shining through his hair |
B |
appearing not to have a care |
C#m | A |
pick up your gear and gypsy | roll on |
Verse 3:
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Crossroads, will you ever let him go, no, no, no |
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or will you hide the dead man’s ghost |
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or will he lie beneath the plain |
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or will his spirit float away |
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but I know that he won’t stay, |
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Yes I know that he won’t stay |
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No, no he just won’t stay |