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02 Apr 99 - 07:06 PM (#67685) Subject: CHORDS REQ:Laddie, lie near me From: Big Mick Hi folks, I need a hand. My daughter phoned me this evening and would like to sing this song with me at my next gig and asked me to accompany her on guitar. She heard it on the Heartbeat of the Celts CD. I know I have heard it before somewhere, but it escapes me just now where. I am going away for a few days and coming back to a very hectic week. I have the lyrics, pulled them from the DT. Can someone help me with the chords or music. I would be greatful and it would save me some time. All the best, Mick |
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05 Apr 99 - 12:16 AM (#68191) Subject: RE: CHORDS REQ:Laddie, lie near me From: Big Mick refresh |
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05 Apr 99 - 06:10 PM (#68327) Subject: RE: CHORDS REQ:Laddie, lie near me From: Bruce O. I goofed. I should have put the click on to the tune here. It's on the 'Lyr Add: Laddie lye near me' thread instead. |
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16 Mar 16 - 05:51 PM (#3779315) Subject: RE: CHORDS REQ:Laddie, lie near me From: GUEST Connie Dover sings this. |
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17 Mar 16 - 08:31 AM (#3779402) Subject: RE: Chords Req:Laddie, lie near me From: leeneia It's been 17 years since the chords were requested, but maybe a new person will want to play this. I couldn't make sense of the music in the DT, so I went to the abc site and searched: http://abcnotation.com/searchTunes?q=&f=c&o=a&s=0 I used the fifth tune they came up with, because it seemed clear and logical. It's in Dm. Here's what you do: If the measure has D F A, use Dm A C# calls for an A chord. G and B-flat notes (the downward runs) call for Gm. The first measure of the B part calls for a C chord. It's a demanding song with a big range. |