Lovin Spoonful – Butchies Tune chords

SONG:   BUTCHIE'S TUNE
ARTIST: LOVIN' SPOONFUL
TAB BY: DON CZARSKI
EMAIL:  GUITARZAN7@HOTMAIL.COM

                   BUTCHIE'S TUNE
                   LOVIN' SPOONFUL 

CAPO: 1st FRET

             A G D A DE -----------0-3-2-0-2-B -----------2-0-3-2-3-G -----------2-0-2-2-2-D -----------2-0-0-2-0-A -5-4-2-0---0-2-0-0-0-E -----------0-3-0-0-0-

       
VERSE:
       A                      G           DDon't give me a place for my memories to stay
                            G                ADon't show me an end or a light to find the way
Bm           A             D             GI ain't got time for the things on your mind
          D            AAnd I'm leaving you today
       G   DOn my way


VERSE:
 A                             G                DPlease don't you cry when the time to part has come
                                      G                AIt's not for what you've said or anything that you've done
Bm           A      D        GI've got to go anywhere any time
         D               AAnd I'm leaving, gone today
       GOn my way
           DI'm going home


BREAK:
        sl.
E A E A / G D


VERSE:
 A                                G                DPlease don't stick around to see when I'm feeling low
                               G                 ADon't pass the cards to me to deal the crushing blow
Bm          A                    D           GI'll even close the door so you won't see me go
          D               AWhen I'm leaving, gone today
           G  DI'm on my way


VERSE:
 A                     G             D       I'll walk away like a shadow in the night
                               G               AI won't give cause for you to feel we have to fight
Bm            A            D                   GI'll make it easy so that you won't really - quite
          D             AKnow I'm leaving you today
       GOn my way
             DAnd now I'm going.


OUTRO:
        sl.
E A E A / G D - FADE OUT

NOTE: There were 2 versions of this song that I listened to. 
      One appears to be played without a Capo and the other 
      with one on the first fret... Not sure which version
      was the studio version or B side of the record. Play 
      with or without a capo depending on what version you
      are playing.