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Song title:	Summer Of Love
Album:          Rain Soundtrack

Words and Music by Neil Finn and Edmund McWilliams
Copyright © 2001 EMI MUsic NZ Limited
Published by EMI Music NZ Limited

Transcribed by Gavin Chart (gavin_chart@hotmail.com)


NOTES:
This is a delightful piece of psychedelia (with an appropriate
title). The lyrics are a bit difficult to discern but, hey, what
does it matter? Here is proof, if proof were needed, that melody
will never die...

Guitar Figure 1 is played after the choruses

   D      Dsus4
|--2p0-2--3------2-----2----------------|
|--3---3--3----3-----3---3--------------|
|--2---2--2--2-----2--------------------|
|--0---0--0-----------------------------|
|--x---x--x-----------------------------|
|--x---x--x-----------------------------|

There is a change of key to F in the guitar figure after the
final chorus but you can work that out... :)




INTRO: D   G   D   G


VERSE:
D                G           F#m              G
  You swing that oh, so lazy chariot made for Zion
D               G            F#m                G
  Look at you - ou, my baby, what did we get so high on?


[stay on G for 2 beats]


CHORUS:
G      A    D         G
Lay me up towards the light,
G       A      D       D7
Colours rip, I turn my eye,
G         A       D        G
You could make it turn out right,
G        A       D
We could make it turn...


[Guitar Figure 1]


VERSE:
You swing that oh, so lazy chariot made for Zion
Look at you, my baby, what did we get so high on?


CHORUS


[Guitar Figure 1] (twice)


D                 G
Ah ah ah ah ah ah ah
F#m                    G
Cosy to rest your eyes on


[Guitar Figure 1]  play out to fade


CHORDS:
D      x00232
G      320033
A      x02220
F#m    244222
D7     x00212