FROM: Lukas Lechner, Woergl, Austria
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DATE: 26 Jul 2001
ALBUM: ?


        HOLD ON, I'M COMING
        ???????????????????????????????????????
        written by Isaac Hayes and David Porter

Intro:

Riff for horns over chorus  Ab B C#
e-------------------------------------|
B-------------------------------------|
G-------------------------------------|
D----6-4-------4-6--------------------|
A--------6-6-6------------------------|
E-------------------------------------|

Verse:
Ab7
Don't you ever be sad
Lean on me when times get bad
          C#
When the day come and you're in doubt
In a river of trouble about to drown

Chorus:
Ab7           B
Hold On, I'm coming
     C#        Ab7
Hold On, I'm coming

Verse:
Ab7
I'm on my way your lover
When you get cold
I'll be your cover
               C#
Don't have to worry
'Cause I'm here
Don't need to suffer
'Cause I'm here

Chorus:
Ab7           B
Hold On, I'm coming
     C#        Ab7
Hold On, I'm coming
Ab7           B
Hold On, I'm coming
     C#        Ab7
Hold On, I'm coming

Bridge:
C#
Reach out to me
For satisfaction
B
Call my name
            C#
For quick reaction
        D#
Hey hey hey


then do this little lick over Ab F# B C#
e----------------------------------------|
B----------------------------------------|
G-----------------------4-6-8-8s10-8-6---|
D----666666-4-6-6s8-6-4------------------|
A----------------------------------------|
E----------------------------------------|

intro riff over Ab7 B C#

Ab7
Don't you ever, don't you ever be sad
I want you to lean on me when times get bad
           C#
When the day come and you're in doubt
In a river of trouble about to drown

Ab7           B
Hold On, I'm coming
     C#        Ab7
Hold On, I'm coming
Ab7           B
Hold On, I'm coming
     C#        Ab7
Hold On, I'm coming


repeat a few times and fade out


This is really a masterpiece of soul music!


Corrections, questions, comments and suggestions are always welcome, just e-mail me
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