[ Предположительная тональность: D ] Darling Be Home Soon by Slade (as on Slade Alive!) Written by John Sebastian Tabbed by CJWilky If you play Capo on 7 and transpose this tab down 7, you can avoid barre chords, though that makes the sus2 and sus4 more tricky. In several places the A flips in and out of A7 with and without the top G note. Similarly, D goes to Dsus2 and Dsus4 more than I've put here. No Capo Intro: A Verse 1: A D A Come and talk of all the things we did today D A Hear and laugh about our funny little ways D Bm A For we have a few minutes to breathe D Bm A And I know that it's time you must leave Chorus: C D So darling be home soon C D A A7 I couldn't bear to wait an extra minute if you dawdled C D My darling be home soon C D A A7 It's not just these few hours I've been waiting since you toddled D Bm A For the great relief of having you to talk to Verse 2: D A And now, a quarter of my life is almost passed D A I, I think I've come to see myself at last D Bm A And I know that the time spent confused D Bm A Was the time that I spent without you D A Bm E7 And I feel myself in blues Chorus: C D Dsus4 D But darling be home soon C D A A7 I couldn't bear to wait an extra minute if you dawdled C D Dsus4 D My darling be home soon C D A A7 It's not just these few hours I've been waiting since you toddled D Bm A For the great relief of having you to talk to Guitar solo: D A (x2) D D7M9 Bm D7M9 A Interlude: A BURP! Verse 3: A D A Go and beat your crazy head against the sky D A Try to see beyond the houses in your eyes D Bm E7 It's okay to shoot the moon Chorus: D Dsus2 D My darling be home soon A A7 I couldn't bear to wait an extra minute if you dawdled D My darling be home soon A A7 It's not just these few hours I've been waiting since you've toddled D Bm A For the great relief of having you to talk to Outro: D A Bm Bm A