Oscar Isaac – Fare Thee Well Dinks Song chords ver. 3

There are 2 versions of this song on the Inside Llewyn Davis album.  The first is 
performed by both Marcus Mumford and Oscar Isaac.  The second is performed by 
Isaac alone.  THIS TAB IS FOR THE SECOND VERSION played by Oscar Isaac.  It is 
pretty much spot on, but listen to the record and let me know if you have any corrections.

Standard tuning. No capo.

Fill 1           Fill 2          Fill 3           Em Fill|----------|     |----------|    |----------|     |-0----------||----------|     |--/330----|    |--3/80----|     |-0-0h2p0-0--||--4/7p0---|     |--/440----|    |--4/70----|     |-0---------0||----------|     |----------|    |----------|     |-2----------||--2/5p0---|     |----------|    |----------|     |-2----------||----------|     |----------|    |----------|     |-0----------|


Em2   [022003] 


Intro:    G  Em2  G  Em2


         G           C      GIf I had wings, like Noah's Dove
              Em     C            DI'd fly up the river, to the one I love
         G        Em    C    DFare the well, oh honey, fare thee well.


G  Em2  (Fill 1)  G  Em2


            G         C        GThe woman I loved, is long and tall
              Em   C             DShe moves her body, like a cannonball
         G        Em    C    DFare the well, oh honey, fare thee well.


G  Em2  (Fill 2)  G  Em2


          G        C         GEarly one morning, drizzling rain
          Em        C             DAnd in my heart, I felt an aching pain
        G        Em     C    DFare the well, oh honey, fare thee well.


G  Em2  G  Em2


                 G            C        GNow one of these mornings, it won't be long
               Em    C           DYou'll call my name, and I'll be gone
         G        Em    C    DFare the well, oh honey, fare fare thee well.


G  Em2  (Fill 3)  G  Em2


         G           C      GIf I had wings, like Noah's Dove
              Em     C            DI'd fly up the river, to the one I love
            G        Em(fill) C   DOh fare the well, oh honey, fare fare thee well.


G  Em2  G  Em2