#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------# Song: ="Scared" Band: =Burton Cummings Tabbed by: = Adam Yake Email: = tab= [intro] DD EmEm F#F# GG EE AA D-E F#-G D Em F# G Said I'm scared, an' lord I'm scared, I'm terrified Em A D-Em F#-G Never been much on religion but I sure enough would like to hear the call D Em F# G I'm scared lordy, lord I'm shakin' I'm petrified Em A D-Em F#-G Never been much on religion but I sure enough just fell down on my knees D A \\\\ F# B A D-Em F#-G I heard the chior singin' something about good will toward man and even sleepin in heavanly peace D A \\\\F# B Stopped by to see St. Thomas on a cold and dreary New York afternoon Em A Something in the air was Oh so rare, I don't know what it was but I know that it's still right there D Em F# G Scared lordy lord I'm shakin I'm terrified Em A D-Em F#-G Never been much on religion but I sure enough just fell down on my knees Livin in confusion, searching for truth that I never found I needed something to really believe Looked toward the heaven, On a dark and stormy winter afternoon Something in the air was oh so rare, I'm not really sure what it was but I know for sure that it's still right there Scared, Hey,ey,ey,ey,ey,ey I'm terrified Never been much on religion but I sure enough just fell down on my knees Ohhhhohhhohh And I'm scared you know I'm shakin' I'm laying awake thinking about it now I'm terrified Never been much on religion but I sure enough would like to hear the call Come on now gimmee a sign you're listening to me, You hear me talking, you hear me crying it's confusing to me lord I'm terrified Never been much on religion but I sure enough just fell down on my knees Ohhhhohhhohh The trick to this song is; some parts sound better played in first position and others you'll need to play up the fretboard to get the best sound. If you can get a copy of it on tape or CD you'll see what I mean.