Key of F

I'm Asleep and Don't Awaken Me

Also known as ta me mo .codla.d 's na duisgui.g me

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Irish tenor banjo tab

Sheet Music for "I'm Asleep and Don't Awaken Me."I'm Asleep and Don't Awaken Me.ta me mo .codla.d 's na duisgui.g me.= 11030503333535005305033035305305333550010455652350530~natural351153053350355016453035153053035~#03105305353335013105010535035030503153053533505151303055525~natural~5033535005350053035106106853035153053035~pp03153053530533

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ABC notation source
X:599
T:I'm Asleep and Don't Awaken Me.
T:ta me mo .codla.d 's na duisgui.g me.
M:3/4
Q:110
K:F
(F>D)|(C>D) (.F2.F) z|F4 F2|G2(F/4G/4A3/2) (A/4G/4F3/2)|
D4 C2|(D2 F2) .F2|(A2 c2) (d/4c/4A3/2)|T(G3F) (A/4G/4F3/2)|F4:|
(c>d)|{d}e4 (ef/2e/2)|{^c}d4 (d_e/2d/2)|{=B}c4 (d>e)|(d2 c2). A2|
"~natural"c2 (d2 f2)|Tf4 (d>c)| .A2 .G2 .F2|(F>>G) (D>>F) C2|
{d}e4 (f>>_e)|{^c}d4 (=c>A)|(c>>d) (f>>d) (c>>A)|(G>>F) (D>>F) C2|
"~#"D2 (F2 f2)|[d2D2] (c>>A) (G>>F)| T(G4 F2)|F4||
(F/4G/4A3/2)|B2 (cB)(AG)|A2 (BA)(GF)|(G>>A) (c>>G) (A>>F)|
T(D4 C2)|.D2 .F2 .f2|d2 (c<<A) (G<<F)|T(G4 F2)|F4:|
(C>D)|[_E4C4] [EC] z|[D4B,4] [DB,] z|C4 C z|C2 A,2 C2|
"~natural" C2 D2 F2|"~"F3G (F/4G/4A3/2)|AG (F/4G/4A3/) (A/4G/4F3/2)|D4 cd|
[_e4c4] [e2c2]|[d4B4] (c<<A)|(c>>d) (f>>d) (c>>A)|(G>>F) (D>>F) C2|
"~"D2 F2 f2|d2 (cA) "pp"(GF)|TG3 F (A/4G/4F3/2)|F4||
FAQ

Questions about I'm Asleep and Don't Awaken Me

  • I'm Asleep and Don't Awaken Me is in F, in 3/4 time.

  • Moderate. 96% of the notes fall in first position, between the open string and the fifth fret, and the highest fret used is 10.

  • The tune type is not recorded in the source collection.

  • Yes. Copy the ABC below into the ABC transposer, move the transpose control by semitone, and the notation and tab are redrawn together in the new key. Handy if a singer wants it lower or the tune sits awkwardly on the neck.

  • Yes. Tenor banjo, mandolin and octave mandola are all tuned GDAE, so the tab above is identical for all three. A bouzouki tuned GDAD needs the top string adjusting, which the converter handles.