Cant find my way home — Eric Clapton

#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. # From: [email protected] (Jon Rossie)

Let's see -- I've been playing this for years. Great tune. You need To really keep the bass line going. Play the verse in open position. I go up the neck for the refrain, working my way back down and ending In open position again. There are some nice little runs. If I get a Chance, I'll TAB some of them. This should all be in the TAB for the "Crossroads" compilation, but I haven't laid out the bucks for that Yet.

I use dots to mark beats.

Verse

D... D/C... D/B... D/A... F... C...D..C D...

Refrain: G... .... A... .... D... .... Em... .... weary and I just ain't go-t the time

G... D/F#. Em. D... .... can't find my way home.

[email protected] Indiana University Bloomington From: [email protected] (Jon Rossie)

Let's see -- I've been playing this for years. Great tune. You need To really keep the bass line going. Play the verse in open position. I go up the neck for the refrain, working my way back down and ending In open position again. There are some nice little runs. If I get a Chance, I'll TAB some of them. This should all be in the TAB for the "Crossroads" compilation, but I haven't laid out the bucks for that Yet.

I use dots to mark beats.

Verse

D... D/C... D/B... D/A... F... C...D..C D...

Refrain: G... .... A... .... D... .... Em... .... weary and I just ain't go-t the time

G... D/F#. Em. D... .... can't find my way home.