Country de Paul Weller

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INTRO:
E --------------
B -------------- D Dsus4 D5
G -5/7-7-5-3-0--
D -2/4-4-2-0----
A -----------2--
E --------------

D5             Dsus4        D*   Dsus4 D5
I know a place not far from here
D5                    Dsus4           Bm   Em G
Where life's sweet perfume fills the air
G                               D
And if you want I'll take you there
C        G                  D   Dsus4 D5
If you want I'll take you there

Into the light out of the dark
Where only love can heal your heart
And if you want I'll make a start
If you want I'll make a start

BRIDGE #1:
F                       Em
This place I say, half hour away
F                        Em
Is that so far to go so near?
F                     Em
And further on we'll find the time
F                            Em
And lose the discontent we feel
G       Em  D   Dsus4  D5
   That we feel
(PLAY VERSE CHORDS WITHOUT LYRICS)

BRIDGE #2:
F           C                 G    G/C  G
I feel the time we've yet to reach
F             C             D    Dsus4 D
Is not yet within our own belief
F       C                       G
But I feel sure that time will come
        F
If it goes on at all
            C                   G
Said if it goes on and on, wo, goes on at all
         D                                 G  D
Hey it goes on and on and on and on and on

REPEAT INTRO
I know a place not far from here
Where fresh cut grass will fill your air
And if you want we'll lay a while there
If you want we'll lay a while there
F        C                      D
If you want we'll lay a while there


Dsus4:  x x 0 2 3 3  D5: x x 0 2 3 5  G/C: 3 0 2 0 1 3

NOTE: This song is probably in drop D tuning DADGBE, if you want to be
really accurate and change all the chords accordingly.
D*= I believe that at the end of the first line there is a brief Dsus2: x
x 0 2 3 0 (following the melody line), not to mention other little extra
notes here and there throughout the song.

(from Wild Wood, 1992 (in England), 1994 in U.S.)
(sent by Harlan at [email protected])