Song: Lonestar
Artist: Norah Jones
Guitarists: Adam Levy (Rhythm), Tony Scherr (Slide)
CD: Don't Know Why - single
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Guitar details:
Guitars: 2 Guitars - Rhythm (Acoustic), Slide - solo (Acoustic) 
Tuning: Standard (E,A,D,G,B,e)
Amp Settings: Acoustic guitars - no amps needed
Timing: 4/4 with jazz swing
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This is a beautiful jazz song. It's so well sung and played it could almost put you to sleep just listening to it. It's even better playing it yourself, so here's how you do that...

Chord chart - In order of appearance in song:
C     |-32010|
G/C   |3-2010|
F     |--3211|
D5    |-577--|
E7    |022130|
Am    |-02210|
G/Am  |3-2210|
F#/Am |2-2210|
G7    |3554--|
Fm    |--321-|
F     |133411|
C     |-32010|


**Play very soft with swing feel**
Intro:
C  - G/C  - C  - G/C 

Verse 1:
C
Lonestar
F5        C   G/C   C 
Where are you out tonight
     G7
This feeling
    E7        Am    G/Am   F#/Am
I'm trying to find
     G7         E7
It's dark and I think that
Am    G/Am   F#/Am 
I   would give anything
F          G             C5   G/C5   C5   G/C5
For you to shine down on me

Verse 2:
C5       G/C5   F5
How far,        you are
C5 G/C5       C5
I  just don't know
    G7
The distance
    E7          Am    G/Am   F#/Am
I'm willing to go
G7       E7
Pick up a stone
       Am    G/Am   F#/Am 
That I   cast to the sky
F              G            C5   G/C5   C5   G/C5
Hoping there's some kind of sign

(The guitar solo is just improvisation on the scale of the chord being played. If you know scales, it won't be hard to get the hang of)

Verse 1 (with vocal harmonies)

C5        G/C5
Lonestar
F5        C5  G/C5  C5
Where are you out tonight
     G7
This feeling
    E7        Am    G/Am   F#/Am
I'm trying to find
     G7         E7
It's dark and I think that
Am    G/Am   F#/Am
I   would give anything
F          G             Am    G/Am   F#/Am
For you to shine down on me
F          G             C
For you to shine down on me

End on a nice pretty C.


Hope you like it. I modified this tab cause I found a couple of minor mistakes. Post a comment if you want to and when you learn it, please rate it!

-Luke Brennan