Simon & Garfunkel So Long Frank Lloyd Wright

Tom: E From: Rich Kent This is a beautiful song played on a classical guitar, Paul Simon fingerpicks throughout. This is not really in his usual style it has a rhumba feel in 4/4 Note that halfway through the tune he takes off his capo and plays it open... I hope you enjoy it, it sure took long enough to tab out.. Notes and lyrics are at the end.... ========================== Word and music by Paul Simon Tabbed by Rich Kent from the album Bridge Over Troubled Water Capo I 4/4 E Bdim E7 C7 D7 So long Frank Lloyd Em B7 Em G C7M Wright I can't believe.. is gone so soon (G ) Am I barely learned the tune so soon F7M F B7 E Bdim C7 D7 Em B7 Frank Lloyd Wright All of the nights Em G C7 harmonize till dawn I never laughed so G? Am Ab G long so long so long G7 Am7 G? C7 Architects may come and Architects may go and never... G? Gm7 Fm7 Cm7 Bm7 C7 When I run dry I stop awhile and Instrumental I (see notes) |------------------|------------------|| |----Sustain C7----|------------------|| |----for a beat----|------------------|| |------------------|------------------|| |------------------|------------------|| |------------------|------------------|| G7 Am7 G? C7 Architects may come and Architects may go and never... Then comes Instrumental II for 4 bars (see notes) Capo 0 ---- - E Bdim E7 C7 D7 So long Frank Lloyd Em B7 Em G C7M Wright All of the nights we'd harmonize till dawn.... hammer/pulloff (C ) (G ) Am Ab I never laughed so long So long G Ab A Ab So long G G G7 G C Verse1 So long Frank Lloyd Wright I can't believe your song is gone so soon I barely learned the tune so soon So soon Verse2 I'll remember Frank Lloyd Wright All of the nights we'd harmonize till dawn I never laughed so long So long, So long Chorus Architects may come and architects may go and never change your point of view When I run dry I stop a while and think of you (then first two lines of chorus and verse2) Notes: Instrumental I -------------- Paul Simon plays underneath the flute from the beginning up to the first Ab, then he skips somewhere and I'm not sure where, you'll have to work it out yourself... Instrumental II --------------- He plays from the Gm7 to C7 (marked by stars) Rich Kent; email ; http://~d213ga