Caroline No Beach Boys Intro (percussion sounds) G# F# Bbm G# Where did your long hair go Fm G# F# Bbm F# Where is the girl I used to know... G# Fm G#m7 C# Bbm How.. could you lose that happy glow G# F# G# Oh Caroline no
Fm G# F# Bbm F# G# Who... took that look away.... Fm G# C# F# Bbm F# G# I remember how you used to say... Fm G# F# G#m7 C# Bbm You`d never... change but that`s not true C# F# Oh Caroline you D#m Break my heart F# C# I want to go and cry D#m F#m7 Bbm It`s so sad to watch a sweet thing die F#m7 Oh Caroline why Fm C# F# Bbm F# Could I ever find in you again...... G# F# Things that made me love you so much then G# C# G#m7 C# Bbm Could we ever bring `em back once they have gone F# G# F# D#m F# G# Fm G# F# Bbm Oh Caroline no F# G# Fm G# F# C# Bbm F# G# Fm G# (Start Fading) F# Bbm F# G# D#m C# (train sounds & dogs barking)
This tab takes into account the fact that it´s final cut was sped up by one semi-tone to G#. "Caroline, No" is a song written by Brian Wilson and Tony Asher. It marked Wilson´s solo debut when released as a single in March 1966, peaking at number 32 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Two months later, Wilson´s recording reappeared as the final track on the Beach Boys´ studio album Pet Sounds. Wilson compared the song to the music of Glenn Miller and the song "Hey Girl" (1963) as recorded by Freddie Scott, claiming that "Caroline, No" wasn´t written about anyone in specific. On another occasion, he credited the song´s inspiration to an unrequited love interest from high school who happened to be named Carol.
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