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Eric Clapton - Lay Down Sally
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A
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There is nothing that is wrong
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D
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in wanting you to stay here with me.
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A
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I know you've got somewhere to go
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but won't you make yourself at home
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D
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and stay with me?
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E
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And don't you ever leave.
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A D
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Lay down, Sally, and rest you in my arms.
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E A
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Don't you think you want someone to talk to?
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A D
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Lay down, Sally, no need to leave so soon.
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E
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I've been trying all night long
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A
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just to talk to you.
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The sun ain't nearly on the rise
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and we still got the moon and stars above.
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Underneath the velvet skies
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love is all that matters, won't you stay with me?
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And don't you ever leave.
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I long to see the morning light
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colouring your face so dre amily.
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So don't you go and say goodbye,
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you can lay your worries down and stay with me.
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And don't you ever leave.
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Basic pattern:
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It is possible to play it with the left thumb
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and middle finger and a
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full A chord on the higher strings.
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They may be strummed occasionally.
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The best way to play it is using a plectron
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and middle finger with the
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right hand. Transpose the first two bars to D also.
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The bar 3 and 4
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contain the catch phrase that is only played over A.
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