Lyr/Chords Add: You Don't Know Me (Eddy Arnold)

Subject: LYR/TAB ADD: You Don't Know Me
From: Peter T.
Date: 03 Aug 99 - 10:55 AM

Hope the spacing works:
You Don't Know Me
Cindy Walker/Eddy Arnold
D7+5 G G7 You give your hand to me and then you say hello

C C7 C#dim And I can hardly speak My heart is beating so.

G E7 Am And anyone could tell you think you know me well

D7 G Am D7 but you don't know me

D7+5 G G7 No you don't know the one who dreams of you at night

C C7 C#dim And longs to kiss your lips and longs to hold you tight G E7 Am To you I'm just a friend that's all I've ever been

D7 G CGG7 But you don't know me

C Gdim Gmaj7 For I never knew the art of making love Am7 D7+5 G Though my heart aches with love for you Em Bm Afraid and shy I let my chance go by A7 D7 Am7 D7 The chance that you might love me too

G G7 You give your hand to me and then you say goodbye C I watch you walk away C7 C#dim and in my heart I cry G E7 Am To never never know the one who loves you so D7 G C G cause you don't know me.

Subject: Lyr/Chords Add: YOU DON'T KNOW ME (Walker, Arnold)
From: Peter T.
Date: 03 Aug 99 - 11:02 AM

This might be a little better (not much):
YOU DON'T KNOW ME
Cindy Walker/Eddy Arnold

D7+5      G                                    G7
You give your hand to me and then you say hello

            C                       C7       C#dim
And I can hardly speak  My heart is beating so.

         G             E7                 Am
And anyone could tell you think you know me well

D7                 G     Am  D7
but you don't know me

D7+5         G                                     G7
No you don't know the one who dreams of you at night

         C                       C7            C#dim
And longs to kiss your lips and longs to hold you tight

         G              E7         Am
To you I'm just a friend that's all I've ever been

D7            G        CGG7
But you don't know me

   C        Gdim    Gmaj7
For I never knew the art of making love
      Am7                 D7+5    G
Though my heart aches with love for you
  Em         Bm
Afraid and shy I let my chance go by
A7                                D7   Am7  D7
The chance that you might  love me too

        G                                         G7
You give your hand to me and then you say goodbye
        C
I watch you walk away
             C7       C#dim
[and in my heart I cry] [Beside the lucky guy]
                   G       E7              Am
You'll  never never know the one who loves you so
D7               G  C  G
cause you don't know me.

Subject: RE: LYR/TAB ADD: You Don't Know Me
From: WyoWoman
Date: 03 Aug 99 - 11:08 AM

Peter -- What does D7+5 mean? I know a D7 chord, but not the +5 part.

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Subject: RE: LYR/TAB ADD: You Don't Know Me
From: Peter T.
Date: 03 Aug 99 - 11:29 AM

Wyowoman,
Take a D7 chord, and add (with your pinkie, I guess) the third string up from the bottom at the third fret.
You can finger it another way, sort of like an inverted Dm chord (index finger on second string, first fret, second finger on first string, second fret, and ring or pinkie on third string, third fret. If you want to do this song (I spent a lot of time this weekend figuring it out -- love this song, and never played it before!), I am sorry that the spacing for the TABs doesn't work too well. The initial G is held for most of the line. It works nicely if you move your pinkie up from the bottom G on the first string, third fret, to the second string, third fret, sometime before you shift to the G7 at the end, and do the same in the C to C7, it smooths it all out. You can do this with the Em as well. There is also a really nice chord after the Gmaj7 (which I just play holding down the first string at the second fret) which I don't have a label for, but it is the third string (up from the bottom) at the first fret, and the first string at the second fret. When I find out what it is, I will stick it in. It is one of those 50's chord progressions you just wallow in.
Yours, Peter T.

Subject: RE: LYR/TAB ADD: You Don't Know Me
From: Peter T.
Date: 03 Aug 99 - 12:44 PM

As hinted at in the Mudcat Tavern thread, if you haven't had the pleasure, Emmylou Harris' version on "Cowgirl's Prayer" is just about definitive -- clean, simple guitars, great voice.
yours, Peter T.