Oh Atlanta de Alison Krauss

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Subject: Alison Krauss - ^�Oh, Atlanta^�
Written by: Mick Ralphs
>From the album Now That I^�ve Found You: A Collection
Rounder Records 0325
Transcribed by: Michael Vallee ([email protected])

Here is the general chord structure to ^�Oh, Atlanta.^� 
The tune is in the key of Bb; I think it sounds fine
just playing it with normal movable chord forms, but
if you want you can put a capo at the first fret and
transpose the whole thing into A for a more
traditional, open chord type of feel.

Intro: 4 bars of Bb

Verse:
Bb
Same old ..
Eb7
What can I...
Bb
I^�m just an...
Eb7
I^�ve got all ...

Chorus:
Bb7                     F7
Oh, Atlanta, I hear you calling
Eb7                             C7
I^�m coming back to you one fine day
Bb7                              F7             **
No need to worry, there ain^�t no hurry cause I^�m
Bb7
On my ....

**Single note walk-up chromatically from Eb to Bb

Verse:

Chorus

Solo over verse and chorus

Repeat first verse

Chorus 2x

Listen to the song to get down the exact timing and
such.