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                          "Crimson And Clover"
                       (Tommy James - Peter Lucia)
 [Notes: 1) This is a deceptively simple song; like Jefferson Airplane's
 "Somebody To Love", there are only four chords in it, but no two verses
 are identical.  2) Tommy James played all the guitar parts on this, and
 he usually played in open E; you might want to try it.] 
 Verse 1:
 	    B   F#  E
 	Ah
 	       F#           B       F#  E
 	Now I don't hardly know her
 	       F#            B       F#  E
 	But I think I could love her
 	 F#           B     F#  E
 	Crimson and clover
 	
 	E     F#
 	/  /  /  /
 
 
 Verse 2:
 
 	Ah
 	Well if she come walkin' over
 	Now I been waitin' to show her
 	Crimson and clover
 	F#        B   F#  E
 	Over and over
 	
 	E          F#          E
 	/  /  /  /  /  /  /  /
 
 
 Instrumental break 1 [single version]:
 	
 	bass alone (2x):
 	
 	  v       v       v       v
 	|-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-2-2-2-----------|
 	|-----------------------4---4---4-|
 	|---------------------------------|
 	|---------------------------------|
 	
 	bass and guitars (5x):
 	
 	B     A  E
 	/  /  /  /
 	
 	F#
 	/  /  /  /  /  r  r  r
 
 
 Verse 3:
 
 	Yeah
 	My mind's such a sweet thing
 	I wanna do everything
 	What a beautiful feeling
 	Crimson and clover
 	E         F#         E
 	          /  /  /  /
 	Over and over
 
 
 Instrumental break 2:
 
 	repeat bass (2x)
 	repeat B-A-E (6x this time)
 	
 	F#
 	/  /  /  /  /  /  /  /
 
 
 Coda:
 
 	C     G     F     G
 	/  /  /  /  /  /  /  /
 	
 	 C           G       F        G
 	Crimson and clover, over and over  (repeat to fade)
 
 
 -- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers