#------------PLEASE NOTE------------# #This file is the author’s own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study scholarship or research. # #------------## # Date: Fri 22 Nov 1996 14:44:58 -0600 > Subject: There She Goes By Chris Isaak Song Title: There She Goes Written By: Chris Isaak >From The CD: Forever Blue Transcribbed On: Gibson Les Paul 6-String This File Tabbed & Arranged By: J.P. Seneviratne ************************************************************************************************ Standard Tuning Rock/Pop There She Goes As Preformed By: Chris Isaak & The Silvertones Intro: ____________| ____________| ____________|* This riff is repeated though most of the song.. ___3_3h4_3__| _4__________| ____________| There she goes there she goes. Verse 1: All dressed up and walking you found somebody new. I don’t want nobody I was happy with you. There she goes Verse 2: I never said I love you but you know that I do. I can’t believe it’s over I keep thinking of you. Bridge: I see her everywhere everywhere I go. I see her everywhere everywhere I go. There she goes there she goes. Solo:---- There she goes. Verse 3: Don’t know why she left me don’t know what I’ll do. I don’t want no counselor I was happy with you. Bridge: I see her everywhere everywhere I go. I see her everywhere everywhere I go. There she goes there she goes. I wanna cry over you. There she goes there she goes. There she goes there she goes. There she goes there she goes there she goes. ************************************************************************************************ Send Any Suggestions Corrections Requests Fan Mail Etc... To: /\/\/\/\/\Never Do Today What You Can Put Off Til’ Tomorrow/\/\/\/\/\ \/\/\/\/\/*************************************************\/\/\/\/\/ ************************************************************************************************ This file originated from "SilverTone Records" At The Unoffical Chris Isaak & Silvertone Homepage: http://fly.hiwaay.net/~mdlatham/isaak.html