Tuning: Double Drop D (tune down both of the E-Strings)



Chords: loDADGBD

     C6/9:000555

        D:000777

        C:X320XX

      G/B:X200XX

       A5:X022XX

       F5:333XXX

       G5:555XXX

       D5:000230

     Am11:X02010

    Cadd9:X32010

      G5*:550030

      D5*:X00XXX

    Am11*:X00555

       D*:X00777

      Gm7:553333

    A11w3:X02020



The chords are named odd due to this special tuning. So even though the 

Cadd9 chord is in a C Major shape, the actual notes are different causing

the name change. Hopefully, it's not too confusing.



Intro:



C6/9 D



C G/B A5 F5 G5



C6/9 D



C G/B A5 F5



(play intro twice and twice anytime after)



Verse 1:



D5

  I wanna live



       Am11

with a cinnamon girl



Cadd9

I could be happy



    G5*

the rest of my life



       F5  G5 D5* Am11* D*

With a cin-na-mon girl.___



C G/B C Am11



Verse 2:

[ Tab from: http://www.guitaretab.com/n/neil-young/287516.html ]

  D5

A dreamer of pictures



  Am11

I run in the night



    Cadd9

You see us together,



G5*

chasing the moonlight,



   F5  G5 D5* Am11* D*

My cin-na-mon girl.___



C G/B C Am11



Repeat Intro



Verse 3:



D5

Ten silver saxes,



  Am11

a bass with a bow



    Cadd9

The drummer relaxes



    G5*

and waits between shows



        F5  G5 D5* Am11 D*

For his cin-na-mon girl.___



C G/B C Am11



Verse 2 repeated:



  D5

A dreamer of pictures



  Am11

I run in the night



    Cadd9

You see us together,



G5*

chasing the moonlight,



   F5  G5 D5* Am11* D*

My cin-na-mon girl.___



C G/B C Am11



Repeat Intro



Bridge:



Cadd9

Pa sent me money now



I'm gonna make it somehow



                     Gm7

I need another chance_____



                                Am11

You see your baby loves to dance___



           A11w3

Yeah...yeah...yeah.



Solo 1 chords:



(The Lead Guitar seems to be playing the third fret on the B-string and the

 open high D-String at the same time while the Rhythm Guitar plays the 

 chords.)



F5 G5 D5* Am11* D* 



C G/B C Am11



C6/9 D



Solo 2:



No chords, but the lead can just improvise in the key of D.



End the song on a D chord.



That should be that for Cinnamon Girl by the great Neil Young. And, after 

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