The Animals - House of the Rising Sun
This is the picking pattern thru-out with chords.

Note- After the first verse, a synthesiser kinda takes over,
so i just added the chords from the first verse and played,
you dont have to play on those exact words, you just play with
it and it turns out really nice



INTRO:
Am               C                   D                F
e--------0------|--------0------- |-------2----- |-------1-----|-
B------1---1---|------1---1-----|-----3---3--- |-----1---1---|-
G----2-------2-|----0-------0-- |---2-------2- |----2-------2-|-
D---------------|---------------- |-------------  |--------------|-
A--0----------- |---------------- |-------------  |--------------|-
E--------------- |--3------------ |-2----------- | --1-----------|-
             Am               E               Am                E7
e--------0------  |-------0-----  |-------0----- |-------0----- |-
B------1---1---- |-----0---0--- |-----1---1---|-----3---3--- | -
G----2-------2-- |---1-------1- |---2-------2-|---2-------2- |-
D---------------  |-------------  |-------------  |------------   |--
A--0------------  |------------- | -0----------- |------------- |--
E---------------   |  -0----------|-------------  |-0----------- |--


Am            C             D       F
 There is a house in New Orleans,
Am                C         E     E7
They call the Rising Sun
       Am               C          D                 E7
And it's been the ruin of many a poor boy
        Am             E7         Am        C D F Am E Am E7
And God,     I know I'm one

Am    C        D        F
My mother was a tailor
Am            C           E       E7
She sewed my new blue jeans
       Am    C         D            E7
My father was a gambling man
     Am      E7     Am	      C D F Am E Am E7
Down in New Orleans


Am           C             D               F
And the only thing a gambler needs
Am        C          E            E7
Is a suitcase and a trunk
        Am         C      D       E7
And the only time he's satisfied
     Am        E7        Am      C D F Am E Am E7 C D F Am E Am E7
Is when he's all a-drunk

Am               C             D         F
So mothers, please tell your children
Am           C         E        E7
Not to do what I've done
          Am      C     D            E7
Spend your life in sin and misery,
          Am              E7         Am     C D F Am E Am E7
in the house of the Rising Sun

Am        C           D            F
I've got one foot on the platform
Am           C         E     E7
The other foot on the train
      Am      C          D       E7
I'm going back to New Orleans
        Am       E7            Am      C D F Am E Am E7
To wear the ball and chain


           Am            C             D       F
 Well, There is a house in New Orleans,
Am                C         E     E7
They call the Rising Sun
       Am               C         D                  E7
And it's been the ruin of many a poor boy
        Am             E7         Am        C D F Am E Am E7
And God,     I know I'm one