Unhappy Girl tab - doors

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Unhappy Girl
From Strange Days
Words&Music by The Doors
Arranged by Tiago Eulalio (TiagoEulalio@Hotmail.com)


Cm
Girl,
        Bb
Unhappy girl
Cm          Bb
Left all alone
Cm            Bb
Playin' solitaire
        Cm              Bb
Playin' warden to your soul
            Cm        Bb           Cm
You are locked in a prison of your 
    Bb
own device

Chorus:

        Gm
And you can't believe what it 
Fm      Bbm
does to me
   Cm
To see you cryin'



Cm        Bb
  Unhappy girl
Cm              Bb
Tear your web away
Cm                  Bb
Saw thru all your bars
Cm                Bb
Melt your cell today
         Cm
You are caught in a
Bb             Cm
prison of your 
      Cm
own device


Solo: Cm Bb Cm Bb Cm Ab Cm G7 Cm


Cm         Bb
   Unhappy girl
Cm         Bb
Fly fast away
Cm                  Bb
Don't miss your chance
   Cm           Bb
To swim in mystery
          Bb          Bb          Cm
You are dying in a prison of your 
    Bb
own device

...

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The Doors - Unhappy Girl LIVE 1967 ( rare track )
A rare recording from 1967 ( live at The Matrix ). Personally, I love the Ray's intro and the sound of the organ in the entire song.

The Doors-Unhappy Girl
Lyrics:- Unhappy girl Left all alone Playing solitaire Playing warden to your soul You are locked in a prison Of your own device And you can't believe What it does to me To see you Crying Unhappy girl Tear your web away Saw through all your bars Melt your cell today You are caught in a prison Of your own device Unhappy girl Fly fast away Don't miss your chance To swim in mystery You are dying in a prison Of your own device.

The Doors: Unhappy Girl, Live At The Matrix 1967 (2008)
The Doors performance of "Unhappy Girl" live at the Matrix Club, San Fransisco 1967. Available on the "Live At The Matrix" album, released 11/18/2008. "It was early 1967, and The Doors were about to enter the consciousness of the nation. And this is the way it sounded! - Ray Manzarek, from the set's liner notes Just weeks before their second single, Light My Fire, began its ascent to the top of the charts, The Doors played a two-night stand at The Matrix, a small San Francisco nightclub owned by the Jefferson Airplane's Marty Balin. The place was nearly empty both nights, so Jim Morrison, John Densmore, Robby Krieger, and Ray Manzarek took a rare opportunity to improvise and experiment. The 2-CD set LIVE AT THE MATRIX, the latest in the acclaimed series of previously unreleased Doors concerts from Rhino and Bright Midnight Archives, presents over two hours of music from these fabled performances, recorded on March 7 and 10, 1967, While recent live Doors titles from Rhino and Bright Midnight have spotlighted the band's final tour before Morrison's death, LIVE AT THE MATRIX reaches back to their earliest days - and to shows that have been widely bootlegged but never officially issued. The new collection - featuring cover art by legendary San Francisco artist Stanley Mouse - was restored and meticulously mastered from first-generation tapes acquired by Elektra Records and The Doors 40 years ago. This is probably the closest we've come to a true document of The Doors without constraints, says Bruce Botnick, the album's producer and the band's longtime co-producer and engineer. On Disc One, the band performs much of its self-titled 1967 debut LP, released only two months prior to the Matrix shows. Highlights include expanded versions of The End and Back Door Man, Alabama Song (Whisky Bar), Break On Through (To The Other Side) and Allen Toussaint's Get Out Of My Life, Woman, which has never appeared on any previous Doors albums. Disc Two offers a glimpse of the band mapping out its future, working out early versions of several songs from upcoming albums: "Crawling King Snake" (LA Woman); "Summer's Almost Gone" (Waiting For The Sun); and nearly half of the songs from The Doors' second album, Strange Days. LIVE AT THE MATRIX continues Rhino's upgrade and expansion of The Doors' catalog that began in honor of the 40th anniversary of their self-titled 1967 debut album." From http://www.rhino.com/store/ProductDetail.lasso?Number=516205

The Doors-Unhappy Girl (Live At The Matrix){1967}.avi
Fillmore Est, San-fransico. The Doors Live At The Matrix Were Some Of The Doors Best Live Recordings,In March Of 1967 The Doors Drove Down The American Free Way To San-Fransico to play Two seprate Sets The First Set Contained some 13 Songs And The Secound With 11 Songs Recorded on the 7 and 10 of March 1967 this is the band's early days for a pair of shows at a San Francisco club,(The Matrix),March 1967. Only a handful of people showed up, so Jim Morrison, John Densmore, Robby Krieger, and Ray Manzarek played for each other, exploring song arrangements and jamming on a few blues favorites. Ironically, only a few weeks after the Matrix shows, the band's second single, "Light My Fire," would make them famous, selling a million copies on its way to topping the chart during The Summer of Love. "It was early 1967 and The Doors were about to enter the consciousness of the nation. And this is the way it sounded,"Highlights include expanded versions of The End and Back Door Man, Alabama Song (Whisky Bar), Break On Through (To The Other Side) and Allen Toussaint's Get Out Of My Life, Woman, which has never appeared on any previous Doors albums. Disc Two offers a glimpse of the band mapping out its future, working out early versions of several songs from upcoming albums: "Crawling King Snake" (LA Woman); "Summer's Almost Gone" (Waiting For The Sun); and nearly half of the songs from The Doors' second album, Strange Days.The Doors Live At The Matrix{1967}San-Fransico[New Release 2008].Part Of The Bright Midnight Arcives Relesed On Rhino Records. Listern The Doors Preform Some Of Their Greatest Live Recordings Ever.: Watch In High Quailty.:---@---::: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=kZWi3goYWeE&fmt=18

The Doors Unhappy Girl
The Doors Unhappy Girl,Fourth Song Of The Secound Album Strange Days