MITCHELL JONI - "marcie" Tablature

From: Paul Fullam <ptf@che.rochester.edu>
Subject: CRD: "Marcie" - Joni Mitchell

I am fairly sure I've got the chord shapes right or this one.....
however, the names are a different story altogether.
.....if someone could correct the mistakes I may have made
in the names I'd appreciate it

Also, I'm leaving the right hand fingering for the player to
work out for him/herself....its fairly easy...basically arpeggio
style (with some strumming) and picked up easily by listening to the song

.....thanks to Howard Wright for the tuning


-----------------------------------
MARCIE
by Joni Mitchell
from Song to a Seagull
-----------------------------------

Tuning: (from low to high) D G D G B D.......open G

there are two distinct chord progressions used in this song
which I call Patterns 1 & 2.

Pattern 1:

Gm7 A7
Marcie ..
C6add2 G Cadd2 G
Steps ..
Gm7 A7
Reds ..
C6add2 G Cadd2 G G Cadd2 G
Still ..
D# D
So ..
C B
Hang ..
Gm7 A7
Dust ..
C6add2 G Cadd2 G G Cadd2 G
wave ...

G Cadd2 G G Cadd2 G

........repeat Pattern 1 for the following :

Marcie's ..
Marcie's ..
Red ..
Greens ..
All ..
stares ..
Marcie ..
stops a ..


Pattern 2 :
Gmaj7 C(2)
And ..

and ..
Gmaj7
Winter ..
C(2)
There's ..
G(2) A7 C6add2 G Cadd2 G Gm7 A7 C6add2 G Cadd2 G
to ..

.........use Pattern 1 for the following :

Marcie ..
takes ..
red is ..
Sees a ..
Down ..
Past ..
still ..
still ..


.......and Pattern 2 for this :

Like ..
and ..
Dream ..
and ..
Wait ..

.......back to Pattern 1 for :

Marcie ..
Where..
Red ..
that ..
Someone ..
window ..
Some .
Ticket...


CHORDS :

DGDGBD DGDGBD DGDGBD DGDGBD
x33030 x22022 x22010 x02010
Gm7 A7 C6/9 Cadd2
or C6add2

DGDGBD DGDGBD DGDGBD DGDGBD
x8888x x77777 x55555 x44444
D# D C B


DGDGBD DGDGBD DGDGBD DGDGBD
x44030 x55055 505430 000000
Gmaj7 C(2) G(2) G

NOTES :

I play the G(2) like this :

D--------------------------
B---2s3--------------------
G----4---------------------
D----5---------------------
G----0---------------------
D----5---------------------

any corrections or improvements are of course welcome...

Cheers

Paul