Cool Change(Cavaco chords)

	        Intro: 
piano w/bass and acoustic guitar: 
 A                G/A 
 / / / /  / / / /  / / / /   / / / / 
D/A               A/C# D    D/E 
 / / / /  / / / /  / / / /   / 
Verse 1: 
(w/piano, bass, and acoustic guitar) 
                 A 
If there's one thing in my life that's missing 
          G 
It's the time that I spend alone 
D/F#                                   A 
Sailing on the cool and bright clear water 
         A 
There's lots of those friendly people 
          G 
They're showing me ways to go 
     D/F#                            A 
But I never want to lose their inspiration 
Chorus: 
(w/piano, bass, and acoustic guitar 1st time) 
 D    A 
Time for 
 D     A 
Cool change 
D                 A 
I know that it's time 
       E        A 
For a cool    change 
     D           A 
And now that my life 
D           A 
Is so prearranged 
D                 A 
I know that it's time for a  
 E 
Cool change 
{1 (w/full band):  D/E  E 
Verse 2: 
Well, I was born in the sign of water 
And it's there that I feel my best 
The albatross and the whales they are my brothers 
It's kind of a special feeling 
When you're out on the sea alone 
Staring at the full moon like a lover 
{repeat chorus} 
Bridge: 
      C 
I've never been romantic 
     A 
And sometimes I don't care 
   C 
I know it may sound selfish 
     E                     A 
But let me breathe the air 
Sax solo: 
{verse chords; end on A/C# D D/E as per intro} 
Verse 3 (composite of first two verses): 
(w/piano) 
                 A 
If there's one thing in my life that's missing 
          G 
It's the time that I spend alone 
 D                                     A  D D/E 
Sailing on the cool and bright clear water 
(bass, acoustic guitar, and strings enter) 
      A 
It's kind of a special feeling 
 G 
Out on the sea alone 
 D/F#                            A 
Staring at the full moon like a lover 
{repeat chorus 2X w/vocals; continue w/strings & sax to fade} 
-- another ace 70's tab from Andrew Rogers 
 

	        

Written by Glenn Shorrock