Be My Number Two

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From: * (Juergen Helmers)
This is just a simple try to adapt this lovley piano-based
ballad to the guitar. If you need it, I maybe could write
down and mail you the tabs as I play it, but firstgive it a go
and work out your own..
INTRO
F Bb C F Bb C am7 gm7 C dm7 C
F Bb C F Bb C am7 gm7 C dm7 C
Verses:
F                    Bb  C
  Won't you be my number two
F                  Bb C
  Being number one or trough (?)
am7                  gm7     C
  There won't be too much to do
       dm7               C
  just smile when I feel blue
F                           Bb C
  And there's not much left of me
F                      Bb  C
  What you get is what you see
am7               gm7 C
  Is it worth the energy
    dm7            C
  I leave it up to you
Break:
Bb    F          C            F
  And if you got something to say to me
Bb      F          C        F
  Don't try to lay off only weights on me
Bb  F              C          F
  I know that it's really not fair of me
  Bb9                C9
  But my heart seemed too much action
F                       Bb C
  And every time I look at you
F                      Bb  C
  you'll be who I want you to
am7                gm7   C
  And I'll do what I can do
     dm7             C        Bb^6
  To make a dream or two come true
            Bb^6             gm7    F
  if you be my, if you be my number two.
F Bb C F Bb C am7 gm7 C dm7 C
End:
Bb^6 gm7 gm7/c F^79
Chords:
F:        Bb:        C:

Use these chords for the first two lines of each verse and
the break.
The am7, gm7 and dm7 in the rest of each verse are:

For last C in each verse I take an upper position:

The Bb9 and the C9 in the end of the break are:
Bb9:         C9:

So you finally need the chords I play in the end of the Song.
I end up in the 10th position (dm7) and progress in a downward
movement in an ending-sequence to a finally F^7/9:
Play the dm7 at the 10th and the C at the 8th position. Go
down two frets to the 6th position and try a Bbmajor6 like
this:

In the ending sequence I use the already mentioned gm7 after which I go over a gm7
add C on b-string at first position,

to the last chord, a F major7/9:

I hope you like it and enjoy...   Juergen

Juergen Helmers               Freie Universitaet Berlin
Tel.: + 49 30 6269734         Institut fuer Biochemie
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