"Cool Change"
                            (Glenn Shorrock)

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