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Sweet Jane

Cowboy Junkies
Version1
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Chords in this song

Strum
D-DU-UDU
 (play progression with beat dum dum dum-dum)
Anyone  who's ever  had a heart
Wouldn't  turn  around and break  it
Anyone  who's ever  played a part
Wouldn't  turn  around and  break  it
Sweet Jane
Sweet Jane
Ah, sweet  sweet  Jane
 verse 2 & 3 are the identical musically, but with the following words:
 Waited for Jimmy down in the alley
 Waited for him to come back home
 Waited down on the corner
 Thinking of ways to get back home
 Sweet Jane...etc
 Anyone who's ever had a dream...
 Anyone who's ever played a part
 Anyone's who's ever been lonely
 Anyone who's ever split apart
 Sweet Jane...etc
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
  (Strum up and down)
 (let chords ring)
Heavenly blue-eyed  roses Seem  to whisper to me... When  you smile
Heavenly blue-eyed  roses Seem  to whisper to me... When  you smile...
La  la la la la  la la... La  la la la la  la la
La  la la la la  la la... La  la la la la  la la
 (with dum dum dum-dum beat)
Sweet Jane
Sweet Jane
 I play this clean-tone on my electric, with lots of reverb. All the chords
 are barre chords.
 I couldn't figure out a nice way of writing the rhythm, so I didn't. The
 verson above is one worked out by me and my vocalist, and i am not too
 familiar with either the CJ or the VU versions, but this is what we do. I
 humbly offer it for the acoustic guitar mailing list.
 (From: "josh ronsen" )

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Readable chord sheet for Sweet Jane by Cowboy Junkies

(play progression with beat dum dum dum-dum)
[D]Anyone who's [A]ever had a [G]he[G]art       [G]                  [A]                            [D]                              [D]

[D]Wouldn't turn[A] around and br[G]ea[G]k it      [G]                 [A]                           [D]                             [D]

[D]Anyone who's [A]ever played a [G]pa[G]rt        [G]                   [A]                             [D]                               [D]

[D]Wouldn't turn[A] around and[G] b[G]reak it   [G]              [A]                        [D]                          [D]

[D]Sweet        [A]Jane       [G]         [G]                   [G]                              [A]                                        [D]                                          [D]

[D]Sweet        [A]Jane       [G]         [G]                   [G]                              [A]                                        [D]                                          [D]

[D]Ah,          [A]sweet sweet[G] J[G]ane       [G]                  [A]                            [D]                              [D]

verse 2 & 3 are the identical musically, but with the following words:

Waited for Jimmy down in the alley
Waited for him to come back home
Waited down on the corner
Thinking of ways to get back home
Sweet Jane...etc

Anyone who's ever had a dream...
Anyone who's ever played a part
Anyone's who's ever been lonely
Anyone who's ever split apart
Sweet Jane...etc

[D]     [D]^[D]       [D]^[D]      [D]^[D] [D]^[D] [D]^[D] [D]^[D]
    (Strum up and down)

(let chords ring)
[D]Heavenly [C#]blue-eyed roses [G]Seem to whisper to [A]me...  [A]When you smile
[D]Heavenly [C#]blue-eyed roses [G]Seem to whisper to [A]me...  [A]When you smile...
[D]La la la la [A]la la la...  [C]La la la la [G]la la la
[D]La la la la [A]la la la...  [C]La la la la [G]la la la

(with dum dum dum-dum beat)
[D]Sweet [A]Jane    [G]      [G]             [G]                       [A]                              [D]                                [D]
[D]Sweet [A]Jane    [G]      [G]             [G]                       [A]                              [D]                                [D]

I play this clean-tone on my electric, with lots of reverb.  All the chords
are barre chords.

I couldn't figure out a nice way of writing the rhythm, so I didn't.  The
verson above is one worked out by me and my vocalist, and i am not too
familiar with either the CJ or the VU versions, but this is what we do. I
humbly offer it for the acoustic guitar mailing list.
(From: "josh  ronsen" )

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