I don't have the details of the song written down, but LAST DATE is
basically just C, F and G. As written by Floyd Cramer, it was just a
piano solo with a bit of percussion, vocal "ooohs", bass and strings,
so it sounds best if you play it on a piano instead of a guitar (IMHO).
If you can figure out the melody line to go over-top the chords, I can
give you the chords... hang on a second while I put the CD on and I'll
type the chords as I hear them... bars are separated by slashes...
- IntroF / F Em Dm / C / C Bm Am / G / G / G / G
Verse
C / C / C / C (bass line goes C D E) / F / F / F / F Em Dm
C / C / C / C / F / F / F / F Em Dm- C / C / C / C / F / F / F / F Em Dm
Chorus - C / C / F / F/ C / C / F / F/ C / C / G / G / C / C / G / G
Verse again
Chorus again
Verse again (with improv guitar jazzy melody)
- Chorus
End
- F / Em / Dm / C
- PLAY TOO ..
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