Moon River played by Audrey Hepburn (film version)
from Breakfast at Tiffany's

I noticed there weren't any versions of this song on here that stick to how Audrey Hepburn
plays it in the film, so here it is!


This version is taken from the chord shapes played in the film
I think her guitar is up a semitone so that the F sounds like an F#
Just use a capo on 1 if you want it to sound the same. [edit: different youtube clips are transposed
differently...for some reason. It's likely in F]

[Chords]

(Some chords that Hepburn plays are needlessly positioned where there
are same-note alternatives - so I have just used these - don't worry,
they use the exact same notes but are just easier to play)
 
F      1-3-3-2
Dm     x-x-0-2
Bb     x-1-3-3
F/A    x-0-3-2
Em7b5 (0)x-2-3
A7     x-0-2-0
F7/C   x-3-3-2
Eb9    x-6-5-6
Bm7b5  7-x-7-7
E7     x-7-6-7
Am7    5-7-5-5
D7     x-5-4-5
Gm7    3-5-3-3
C7     x-3-2-3
Dm/C   x-3-x-2
Dm/B   x-2-x-2
Bb7    x-1-3-1

-1-1
-3-1
-3-1
-1-1
-3-3
-2-0
-4(1)
-6-6
-6-x
-5(0)
-5-5
-3-x
-3-3
-1-0
-3-1
-3-1 or x-2-3-2-3-x
-3-1

[Strumming/picking pattern]

All chords are played broken up 
for example the F/A would be played like this

E|-------1--|
B|-------1--| 
G|-------2--|
D|----3-----|
A|-0--------|
E|----------|


[The song]

IGNORE THE CHORDS SHOWN WHEN HOVERING OVER THEM, USE THE ABOVE CHORDS!

[Intro]
    


[Verse 1]
         
Moon River, wi

           
der than a mil

e, 

            
I'm crossing y

           
ou in style so

        
me day. 

        
Oh, dream make

           
r, you heart b


reaker, 

            
wherever you'r

     
e going I'm go

       
ing your way. 



[Verse 2]
          
Two drifters o

             
ff to see the 


world. 

            
There's such a

           
 lot of world 

        
to see. 

        
We're after th

       
e same rainbow

    
's end-- 

            
waiting 'round

         
 the bend, 

            
my huckleberry

 
 friend, 

       
Moon River   a

         
nd me.