"Angel Come Home" — from L.A. (Light Album, 1979). Carl Wilson lead. A gentle, melancholy late-period piece.
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From: Peter Eybert [[email protected]]
Sent: Saturday, January 03, 1998 8:46 AM
Song: Angel Come Home
Written by Carl Wilson/G. Cushing-Murray
Performed by the Beach Boys
From "L.A. Light", 1979
Transcribed by Peter Eybert
Intro:
G Gj9 G Gj9 G
Oo ooo ooo ooo ooo
Verse 1:
G Gj7 D
Now the puzzle's laid out on my table
C C/E C/D C
The pieces don't fit
D7/A G D
I move from chair to chair
C G C/E
But that empty one's there where she used to sit
Verse 2:
G Gj7 D
I'm sitting here going out of my mind
C C/E C/D C
'Cause she's gone away
D7/A G D
She couldn't wait, now I
C
I'm afraid it's too late
Refrain:
C G D
I'm waitin' till my angel comes home
C G D
It's been hell bein' here alone
C G D
I'll be in heaven when my angel comes home
D D6 D C
Angel, angel come home
D C
If you see her tell my angel come home
D C
Oo oo oo angel come home
D C
If you see her tell my angel to come home
Like Verse 1:
Does she remember
That I can't forget
Does she know I regret
I never told her how I
I wanted to hold her
I just let her go
Like Verse 2:
Lonely nights thinkin'
It's starting to sink in
We had a way to go
We'll grow closer together
By being apart
Refrain 2:
C G D
When my angel comes home
C G D
It's been hell bein' here alone
C G D
God tell me, why has she flown
C
So far away
G D C
I pray she won't stay another day
G D C
I'll be in heaven when my angel comes home
G C
Please come home
D D6 D C
Angel, angel, come home
G D D6 D C
If you see her tell my angel, angel come home...
Gj9 = 3x0202
Gj7 = 3x0002
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- From L.A. (Light Album) (1979). Produced by Bruce Johnston. Part of the album that showed the Beach Boys still capable of genuine warmth and melodic invention in their late period.