p If you are looking for Mary Anna guitar chords, you've come to the right place. You can play Mary Anna by The Wood Brothers using guitar or guitar. This song by The Wood Brothers can also be played by that instruments. =/p p Mary Anna guitar chords has rhythm and included in Smoke Ring Halo (2011) album. You can also find another musical genres, including jazz guitar chords, country music guitar chords, pop guitar chords, world music guitar chords, and rock guitar chords here. /p h3Mary Anna by The Wood Brothers Guitar Chords/h3 Tabbed by syphaxebrbrbr...lots of sevenths...brbrwhere there are parens, slide the chord in parens up to the next in seriesbrbrListen to the song - you'll get the basic strumming after a listen or two.brbrbrbr[[Intro]]brbrRepeat B7 / C7brbrbrbr[[Verse i]]brbr[(B7]Of t[/)]he [C7]two of us I know I've been the[(B7] foo[/)]l r[C7]ight from the startbrbr[(B7]Ever[/)]y o[C7]ther day I fumbled for the lig[(G6]ht s[/)]wit[G7]ch to [(G6]your[/)] he[G7]artbrbrBut la[F]tely I've been thinkin' you're gettin' mi[(B7]ghty[/)] co[C7]ldbrbrAnd if it[C7] ain't the switch honey, well it ju[G7]st might be the b[C]ulbbrbrbrbr[[Chorus]]brbr[C]Oh, won't you [F]cut on the lights Mary An[C]nabrbr[C]Won't you c[F]ut on that midnight [C]sun[G]brbr[G]Won't you c[F7]ut on the lights Mary[Am] Ann[F]abrbrC G7 G7 B7 -gt; C7brI can't wait for the mornin'...the mornin' to comebrbrbrbrbr[[Verse ii]]brbr[(B7]Of t[/)]he [C7]two of us I know you got the l[(B7]ooks[/)] an[C7]d all the charmbrbr[(B7]Ever[/)]y o[C7]ther day I'm humbled ju[(G6]st t[/)]o h[G7]old yo[(G6]u in[/)] my[G7] armsbrbrBut la[F]tely I've been thinkin' you might not g[(B7]ive [/)]a d[C7]amnbrbrAnd [C7]I don't wanna be nobody's e[G7]very other day ma[C]nbrbrbrbrbr[[Chorus]]brbr[C]Oh, won't you [F]cut on the lights Mary An[C]nabrbr[C]Won't you c[F]ut on that midnight [C]sun[G]brbr[G]Won't you c[F7]ut on the lights Mary[Am] Anna[F]brbrI can't wa[C]it for the [G7]mornin'...the m[G7]ornin' to co[Eb7]mebrbrbrbr[[Ba-ridge]]brbrRepeat 4x (slide down the same basic position from Eb7 tod to C#7)br[Eb7] [D7] [C#7] [C] brYeah the mornin' to comebrbrbrYou've been p[F]uttin' me on like your mak[C]e-upbrbrAnd this lo[F]ve in the dark...well it's [C]wrong!brbrAnd ho[F]ney I'm fixin' to wake[C]-upbrbr'cause[D7] I like my lovin' with the ligh[G7]t on!brbrbrbrbrbr[[Chorus]]brbrOh, won't you [F]cut on the lights Mary An[C]nabrbr[C]Won't you c[F]ut on that midnight [C]sun[G]brbr[G]Won't you c[F7]ut on the lights Mary[Am] Ann[F]abrbrI can't w[C]ait for the m[G7]ornin' to [C]come[F]brbrI can't w[C]ait for the m[G7]ornin'....the mornin' to co[C]mebrbrbr[[bicycles]] p If you want to learn The Wood Brothers Mary Anna guitar chords, The 5 chords we'll look at are the C major, A major, G major, E major, and D major. The reason we use all major chords is that the minor versions of any of these chords just require tiny adjustments. Each one of those minor chords is completely based on its major counterpart /p p The more you practice, the easier guitar will feel to play Mary Anna. Guitar is hard to learn in the beginning, but gets easier the longer you stick with it. /p