Yardbirds - Heart Full Of Soul (ver 2) Chords
Intro v v v v v v v v -----------------|-----------------| -----------------|-----------------| -----7---7-5-7-9-|-----7---5-7-5-7-| -0---------------|-----------------| -----------------|-----------------| -----------------|-----------------| Em A Sick at heart and lonely, C Em Deep in dark despair. Em A Thinking one thought only C Em Where is she tell me where. Em A And if she says to you C Em She don't love me Em A Just give her my message C Em Tell her of my plea chorus E G A E And I know that if she had me back again C G E Then I would never make her sad. A G E I've gotta heart....... full of soul. Solo...... Em A She's been gone such a long time C Em Longer than I can bear Em A But if she says she wants me C Em Tell her that I'll be there E A And if she says to you C Em She don't love me Em A Just give her my message C Em Tell her of my plea. E G A E And I know that if she had me back again C G E Then I would never make her sad. A G E I've gotta heart....... full of soul. v v v v v v v v -----------------|-----------------| -----------------|-----------------| -----7---7-5-7-9-|-----7---5-7-5-7-| -0---------------|-----------------| -----------------|-----------------| -----------------|-----------------|Yardbirds - Heart Full Of Soul Chords :: indexed at Ultimate Guitar.
About artist:
The Yardbirds were pioneers in almost every guitar innovation of the '60s: fuzz tone, feedback, distortion, backwards echo, improved amplification, and were one of the first to put an emphasis on complex lead guitar parts and experimentation. The term, "Yardbird" is used in the southern United States as slang for 'chicken' (as in poultry), and it is a slang expression for "prisoner".
The bulk of the band's conceptual ideas, as well as their songwriting, came from the quartet of singer Keith Relf, drummer Jim McCarty, rhythm guitarist/bassist Chris Dreja, and bassist/producer Paul Samwell-Smith, all of whom co-wrote the Yardbirds' original hits and constituted the core of the group.
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