Date: Fri, 22 Nov 1996 14:42:53 -0600
From: "J.P." <senevirj@datatek.com>
Subject: Go Walking' Down There By Chris Isaak

Song Title: Go Walking Down There
Written By: Chris Isaak
>From The CD: Forever Blue
Transcribbed On: Gibson Les Paul 6-String
This File Tabbed & Arranged By: J.P. Seneviratne
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Standard Tuning												   Pop/Rock                 

                                     Go Walking Down There
                                       As Preformed By:
                                Chris Isaak & The Silvertones

Main Riff:
|------------------------------------------------| This riff repeates under the Em-C-A chord
|--------------------2----------------------2-2--| progression until the verse starts. This riff
|-----------0------2---2-----------0------2---2--| is also used during various other parts of
|---------2------2---------------2------2-----2--| the song as well.
|----2--3------0------------2--3------0----------|
|--0----------------------0----------------------|

Riff 1:							Riff 2:
|------------| This is the walk-down between    |------------| This is the walk-down between the
|------------| the verse and the bridge. After	|------------| bridge and the chrous. After this
|------------| this is played it goes into the	|------------| is played it goes into the C of 
|------------| Em of the bridge.			|------------| the chrous.
|--2-0-------|						|--2-0-------|
|-------3-2--|						|-------3-0--|

Verse 1:
Em   C       A           Em   C         A
I go walking down there, I go searching down there,
Em      C       A                Em       C        A 
there's nothing left for you and me.
Em   C       A           Em   C         A
I go walking down there, I go searching down there,
Em    C    A                G    Riff 1
but nobody there remembers me.

Bridge:
Em           B             Em             C
It dosen't matter now to me, 'cause I lost my baby.
Em       B                  Em   C               B     Riff 2
Nothing means that much to me, without my baby anyway.

Chrous:
Em    C     A   Em     C    A   Em      C       A            Em       C       A
Oh,             Oh,             Look at all you lucky people think of all the things you do.
Em      C       A             Em   C       A 
Look at all you happy people, wish I could be like you.
Em      C      A  Em       C       A  Em      C     A
Oh,               Oh,                 Oh.

Verse 2: 
Em   C       A           Em   C         A
I go walking down there, I go searching down there,
Em      C       A                 G    Riff 1 
There's nothing left for you and me.

Bridge:
Em           B             Em             C
It dosen't matter now to me, 'cause I lost my baby.
Em       B                  Em   C               B     Riff 2
Nothing means that much to me, without my baby anyway.

Chrous:
Em    C     A   Em     C    A   Em      C       A            Em       C       A
Oh,             Oh,             Look at all you lucky people think of all the things you do.
Em      C       A             Em   C       A 
Look at all you happy people, wish I could be like you.
Em      C        A              Em       C       A
Look at all your smiling faces, think of all the things you've done
Em      C       A                Em       C       A
Look at all you laughing people, and I've lost my only one.
Em          C        A   Em       C      A   Em      C      A
Oh,                      Oh,                 Oh.

(Repeate main riff with chords end on Em)
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