Led Zeppelin Stairway To Heaven (ver 2) chords

Stairway To Heaven (ver 2) by Led Zeppelin

Stairway to Heaven
By: Led Zeppelin
For Rhythm Guitar
Tabbed by: Electric Church

Intro: Guitar and/or keyboard/flute

C	D	F	Am
C	G	Am

Verse 1:                   
		
C		D
There�s a lady who�s sure,
		F		Am
All that glitters is gold.
		C		G		Am
And she�s buying a Stairway to Heaven.
		C		  D
When she gets there she knows,
	    F			Am
If the stores are all closed,
	   C			G		   Am
With a word she can get what she came for.
		C		G	    Am
And she�s buying a Stairway to Heaven.

Little part between verses:
C	D	F	Am
C	G	Am

Verse 2:

C		D
There�s a sign on the wall,
	     F	    Am
But she wants to be sure.
		C			G		Am
�Cause you know sometimes words have two meanings.
	C		D
In a tree by the brook,
		F		Am
There�s a songbird who sings,
		C		G		Am
Sometimes all of our thoughts are misgiven.

Bridge 1:

Am7/G  Am7  D/E  D
And it makes me wonder...
				Am7/G  Am7  Em-D-C-D
And it makes me wonder...

Verse 3:

C	   Am7
There�s a feeling I get,
	   Am
When I look to the West.
	    C		G		Am
And my spirit is crying for leaving.
	    C			Am7
In my thoughts I have seen,
		Am
Rings of smoke through the trees,
		C	  G			Am
And the voices of those who stand looking.

Bridge 1

Verse 4:

		C		Am7	
And it�s whispered that soon,
	Am
If we all call the tune,
		C	    G		   Am
Then the piper will lead us to reason.
	C		   Am7
And a new day will dawn,
	Am
For those who stand long,
		C		G		Am
And the forests will echo with laughter.

Bridge 2:

D/G		D
C9 
D/G		D	
C9

Solo:

Over chords: Am  G  F  G
Ad lib

Verse 5:

Am		G			F	G
And as we wind on down the road,
Am		   G			F	G
Our shadows taller than our souls,
Am		    G		    	F	G
There walks a lady we all know,
Am			G			F	G
Who shines white light and wants to show,
Am		G			  F	G
How everything still turns to gold.
Am		G		F	G
And if you listen very hard,
Am		   G			F	G
The tune will come to you at last.
Am	    G			F
To be a rock and not a roll.

N.C.
And she�s buying a Stairway to Heaven.

Little �finishing-touch� solo


	
NOTE: These are not the same chords a single guitarist will be playing.  This was
all done using the harmonics of each chord.  So if someone tells you, �You�re
playing it wrong,� tell them to play along and it will match.  I promise.
That should just about do it.  If you�re a rhythm player and you don�t wanna be
left out when the band starts playing this song, then this is for you.  I didn�t
tab the solos because I play lead guitar and I wouldn�t want anybody just copying
my solos.  It�s not fair to take those from Jimmy Page.  They�re a part of him
and he�s a part of them.  So I�ll leave that to the imagination (after all, it�s
always improvised anyway).
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