It's All Over Now(Chords)

	        the rolling stones  =ALL OVER NOW.  
Tabbed by [email protected].  
   
ALL OVER NOW -ROLLING STONES VERSION+TOM PETTY  
TABBED BY COLM MCGARRY  
  
INTRO G F C D x2  THEN G BOGGIE REPEAT 2  
GUITARS  
BOGGIE  GUITAR 1 IN VERSE  
                                       RIFF FOR VERSE'S     GUITAR 2 PLAYS  
Baby use to stay out all night long            E------3------------  
made me cry done me wrong                      B--------3----------   
She hurt my eyes open, that's no lie           G----------------  
Tables turning, now it's her turn to cry       D-----------REPEAT THIS  
                                               A------------PATTERN FOR EVERY G  
 Chours                                        E---3-3-----------------  
G          D  
Because I used to love her  
C                      G   
But it's all over now  
            D  
Because I used to love her  
C                    G  
But it's all over now  
  
  
VERSE:  
      Well, she used to run around with every man in town  
      Spent all my money playin' a high-class game  
      She put me out, it was a pity how I cried  
      The tables turning, now it's her turn to cry  
     G          D  
Because I used to love her  
C                      G   
But it's all over now  
            D  
Because I used to love her  
C                    G  
But it's all over now
 
INSTRUMENTAL:  SOLO OVER CHORUS CHORDS -- 3x's  
  
  
VERSE:  
      Well, I used to wake up in the morning  
      Get my breakfast in bed  
      When I gotten worried  
      She could ease my aching head  
      But now she's here and there   
      With every man in town  
      Instead of trying to take me  
      For that same old clown  
       
  
     G          D  
Because I used to love her  
C                      G   
But it's all over now  
            D  
Because I used to love her  
C                    G  
But it's all over now
 
Because I used to love her  
But it's all over now  
  
  
OUTRO:   D -C-G -- 4x's TO FADE 

	        

Written by Bobby Womack, Shirley Jean Womack