Dcba - 25

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                             D.C.B.A - 25 - Jefferson Airplane 
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Tabbed by: Autumn (happypilot100)

Tuning: Standard

Intro (Bass):
G|7-6-4-2-0--------------| |----------------------------|    
D|----------4-0----------| |12-11-9---------------------|    
A|--------------4-2-0---0| or |--------12-10-9-------------| 
E|--------------------3--| |----------------10-9-7-5-3-5|    

Verse 1 (Guitar):

    D                             C
It's time you walked way, set me free

D                         C
  I must move away, leave you be

Chorus 1:

B                           A       B
 Time's been good to us, my friend

(B)            A               B
 Wait and see how it will end

(B)           A       D
 We come and go, as we please

(D)                  C
We come and go as we please
                     That's how it must be

Verse 2

D                          C
 Here in crystal chandelier, I'm home

D                         C
 Too many days, I've left unstoned

Chorus 2

B                       A     B
 If you don't mind happiness

(B)                A               B
 Purple-pleasure fields in the Sun

(B)              A                D
 Ah, don't you know I'm runnin' home?

(D)                     C
Don't you know I'm runnin' home?
                    To a place to you unknown




Guitar Solo
-1:17 to 1:31
D C

-1:32 to 1:42
B A

-1:43 to 1:50
D C

Verse 3

D                          C
 I take great ease, in your sitting there

D                            C
Searching for myself, I find a place there

Chorus 2

B                 A             B
 I see the people of the world

(B)                 A                  B
 Where they are and what they could be

(B)         A                   D
I can but dance behind your smile

(D)                  C                                D~
I can but dance behind your smile
                  You were the world to me for a while