Ed Sheeran – Wayfaring Stranger (Guitar)

Capo 1
Key
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tabbed by: Ndermawan Email: [email protected] I've realised that the version that Ed Sheeran sings (Jamie Woon's arrangement) can pretty much be played using just two chords. There was another version that uses 4 chords of F, Ab, F, C, Bb, Ab, F, on a capo 2 as following the background oh oh's, but I think using two chords fits just fine.
Em |--0----|
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A  |--0----|
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Em
oh oh oh

A        Em
oh oh oh oh

       Em             Em
I am a poor wayfaring stranger

          A                   Em
Traveling through, this world alone

           Em                 Em
There's no sickness, toil nor danger

        A                       Em
In that bright land, to which I go

          Em              Em
I'm going there to see my mother

          A                Em
I'm going there no more to roam

         Em         Em
I'm only going over Jordan

         A          Em
I'm only going over home now
(Beatbox Instrumental- Em, A, Em, A)
            Em                 Em
I know dark clouds will gather o'er me

          A                Em
I know my way is rough and steep

               Em               Em
And the beautiful fields lie just beyond me

          A                Em
I know my way is rough and steep

           Em             Em
I'm going there to see my mother

               A           Em
I'm going there no more to roam

         Em         Em
I'm just going over Jordan

         A          Em
I'm just going over home
A capella (No backing noise)
           Em             Em
Cause I'm a poor wayfaring stranger

          A                   Em
Traveling through, this world alone

           Em                 Em
There's no sickness, toil or danger

        A                       Em
In that bright land, to which I go

          Em              Em
I'm going there to see my mother

          A                Em
I'm going there no more to roam

         Em         Em
I'm only going over Jordan

         A          Em
I'm only going o'er home now
To me it sounds pretty cowboyish, and you can be inventive with your Em's and A's and add hammer ons or pulloffs to/from open string and such and take down the rhythm carefully as it's a little odd. Maybe listening to Sheryl Crow's Redemption Day may help you get into the swing of things. Enjoy!