Cat Stevens - If i laugh, аккорды песни для гитары

The song is played with a flatpick in open 
D
 tuning
 (DADF#AD low to high).  The basic technique is to
 Pick the melody while strumming the chords.  If
 You have trouble finding the chords in open D, let
 Me know and I'll try to find some more time for this.
 It's such a great guitar tune I didn't want the
 Request to go unanswered.
 
 Intro:
 
 Where there is a full chord, you go into a strumming
 Pattern...you'll have to listen to the record if
 You want to duplicate the Cat Stevens sound.
 
      h  s
 
D
 :4-5-|7-------|------54|575-----|--------|-
 
A
 :----|0-------|--------|555-----|--------|-
 
F#
:----|0-------|--------|555-----|--------|-
 
D
 :----|0-------|--------|555-----|--------|-
 
A
 :----|0-------|--------|--------|--------|-
 
D
 :----|0-------|--------|--------|--------|-
 
 
 
D
 :7--97---|5--75---|--50--40|202-----|-
 
A
 :7---7---|5---5---|--5---0-|0-0-----|-
 
F#
:7---7---|5---5---|-5---3--|1-1-----|-
 
D
 :7---7---|5---5---|5---4---|2-2-----|-
 
A
 :--------|--------|--------|--------|-
 
D
 :--------|--------|--------|----0---|-
 
 
 The song:
 
 The song starts out like the intro and stays in
 
A
 strumming pattern while picking out the melody
 On the high strings.
 
 
 Interlude:
 
 This should be played with a flatpick, alternating
 Up and down strokes on each successive note even
 Though each note is on a different string.  This
 Is a *very* useful technique - and this is a nice
 Piece to practice it on.  So, for the first two
 Measures below, the first note of each group of
 Notes (the normal 
D
 string) is picked down, the
 Second note (the 
G
 string tuned down to 
F#
) is
 Picked with an up stroke, and so on.  At the end,
 You end up flowing into the strumming thing you
 Did at the end of the intro.
 
 
D
 :---0---0|---0---0|---0---0|--------|-
 
A
 :--2---2-|--4---4-|--2---0-|---0---0|-
 
F#
:-1---1--|-3---3--|-1---0--|--0---0-|-
 
D
 :2---2---|4---4---|2---0---|-2---1--|-
 
A
 :--------|--------|--------|3---2---|-
 
D
 :--------|--------|--------|--------|-
 
 
 
D
 :---0---0|---0---0|---0---0|---0---0|-
 
A
 :--2---2-|--4---4-|--2---2-|--4---4-|-
 
F#
:-1---1--|-3---3--|-1---1--|-3---3--|-
 
D
 :2---2---|4---4---|2---2---|4---4---|-
 
A
 :--------|--------|--------|--------|-
 
D
 :--------|--------|--------|--------|-
 
 
 
D
 :---0---0|---0---0|---0---0|---7---5|-
 
A
 :--2---2-|--4---4-|--2---0-|--7---5-|-
 
F#
:-1---1--|-3---3--|-1---0--|-7---5--|-
 
D
 :2---2---|4---4---|2---0---|7---5---|-
 
A
 :--------|--------|--------|--------|-
 
D
 :--------|--------|--------|--------|-
 
 
 
D
 :--50--40|202-----|-
 
A
 :--5---0-|0-0-----|-
 
F#
:-5---3--|1-1-----|-
 
D
 :5---4---|2-2-----|-
 
A
 :--------|--------|-
 
D
 :--------|----0---|-
 
 
 Dave

The song is played with a flatpick in open 
D
 tuning
 (DADF#AD low to high).  The basic technique is to
 Pick the melody while strumming the chords.  If
 You have trouble finding the chords in open D, let
 Me know and I'll try to find some more time for this.
 It's such a great guitar tune I didn't want the
 Request to go unanswered.
 
 Intro:
 
 Where there is a full chord, you go into a strumming
 Pattern...you'll have to listen to the record if
 You want to duplicate the Cat Stevens sound.
 
      h  s
 
D
 :4-5-|7-------|------54|575-----|--------|-
 
A
 :----|0-------|--------|555-----|--------|-
 
F#
:----|0-------|--------|555-----|--------|-
 
D
 :----|0-------|--------|555-----|--------|-
 
A
 :----|0-------|--------|--------|--------|-
 
D
 :----|0-------|--------|--------|--------|-
 
 
 
D
 :7--97---|5--75---|--50--40|202-----|-
 
A
 :7---7---|5---5---|--5---0-|0-0-----|-
 
F#
:7---7---|5---5---|-5---3--|1-1-----|-
 
D
 :7---7---|5---5---|5---4---|2-2-----|-
 
A
 :--------|--------|--------|--------|-
 
D
 :--------|--------|--------|----0---|-
 
 
 The song:
 
 The song starts out like the intro and stays in
 
A
 strumming pattern while picking out the melody
 On the high strings.
 
 
 Interlude:
 
 This should be played with a flatpick, alternating
 Up and down strokes on each successive note even
 Though each note is on a different string.  This
 Is a *very* useful technique - and this is a nice
 Piece to practice it on.  So, for the first two
 Measures below, the first note of each group of
 Notes (the normal 
D
 string) is picked down, the
 Second note (the 
G
 string tuned down to 
F#
) is
 Picked with an up stroke, and so on.  At the end,
 You end up flowing into the strumming thing you
 Did at the end of the intro.
 
 
D
 :---0---0|---0---0|---0---0|--------|-
 
A
 :--2---2-|--4---4-|--2---0-|---0---0|-
 
F#
:-1---1--|-3---3--|-1---0--|--0---0-|-
 
D
 :2---2---|4---4---|2---0---|-2---1--|-
 
A
 :--------|--------|--------|3---2---|-
 
D
 :--------|--------|--------|--------|-
 
 
 
D
 :---0---0|---0---0|---0---0|---0---0|-
 
A
 :--2---2-|--4---4-|--2---2-|--4---4-|-
 
F#
:-1---1--|-3---3--|-1---1--|-3---3--|-
 
D
 :2---2---|4---4---|2---2---|4---4---|-
 
A
 :--------|--------|--------|--------|-
 
D
 :--------|--------|--------|--------|-
 
 
 
D
 :---0---0|---0---0|---0---0|---7---5|-
 
A
 :--2---2-|--4---4-|--2---0-|--7---5-|-
 
F#
:-1---1--|-3---3--|-1---0--|-7---5--|-
 
D
 :2---2---|4---4---|2---0---|7---5---|-
 
A
 :--------|--------|--------|--------|-
 
D
 :--------|--------|--------|--------|-
 
 
 
D
 :--50--40|202-----|-
 
A
 :--5---0-|0-0-----|-
 
F#
:-5---3--|1-1-----|-
 
D
 :5---4---|2-2-----|-
 
A
 :--------|--------|-
 
D
 :--------|----0---|-
 
 
 Dave