South City Midnight Lady Doobie Brothers with TAB

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South City Midnight Lady – The Doobie Brothers (Patrick Simmons) • Please help support my lessons by donating here: https://paypal.com/paypalme/mzabel335 • South City Midnight Lady is a song by The Doobie Brothers on their album The Captain and Me. Written by Patrick Simmons, it has a very pretty main riff in which the guitar is tuned to open G. • It’s a song about a drifter and a prostitute. It's also a beautiful and powerful theme of redemption. The song paints a picture of the drifter in the middle of another hopeless night at the end of another hopeless day. • Up all night, I could not sleep • The whiskey that I drank was cheap • With shaking hands I went and I lit up my last cigarette. • He looks over at the hired company for the evening, a prostitute, and sees that she has fallen asleep. And all the sudden his hopelessness fades away as his heart begins to care for another human being. He has a tender moment that changes everything in his eyes: • I saw you sleepy-dreamin' there all covered and warm. • South City Midnight Lady • I'm much obliged indeed • You sure did save this man whose soul was in need • I thought there was no reason • For all these things I do • But the smile that I sent out returned with you. • Definitely a nice song. • Here’s the TAB: https://www.dropbox.com/s/3ga8dsfa8kx...

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