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My Enemies Have Sweet Voices
(Roy Harper/Al Stewart)
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I have the feeling that Al wrote "Mine Enemies Have Sweet Voices" for
those occasions when he broke guitar strings ;-). You can play it all on
the bottom E-string. Instead of chords, I'll just put the fret to play on
the bottom E string, so 5=5th fret, O = open, 1=1st fret etc. 

5..3..1..O  4.5..3..1..O.4  (snap fingers on the off beat! Sinatra could
have done this....) 
I was [5]in a [3] bar called [1] parad[O] ise [4]when the [5]fiddler [3]
from the [1]band [O]asked me..
[4..5..3]Why do you [1]sit [O] there [1]cry [O] ing...[1..O] .
I [5] answered [3]him mus[1] ician [O] [4]it may [5]come as [3]a
sur[1]prise [O] 
[4]I was [5]trying to [3]split the [1]difference [O]
[4]When it [5]split bef[3]ore my [1]eyes [O]and 
[4]Mine enemies [7]have [8]sweet [7]voi[8]ces [10]their [8]tones are
[10]soft [12]and ..[F!]. kind  
When I [5]hear my [3]heart rej[1]oices [O]
I [1]do [O]not [1]se [O]eem to mind [5..3..1.4.O]   

The 5..3..1..4.O is a kind of A minor, G, F, E progression, played
reaaalllyyyy sparsely.
 
Phil Wilson
alstewart2@juno.com (Phil D Wilson)