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Sitting in my room, listening to the radio, I heard this great song and, being the fabulous genius that I am, figured out how to play it. So, here is the chord sequence.
Main verse/chorus:
A, D
The chords work best if you hammer down and sharpen the last fretted notes on each one (if you know what I mean, like sharpen the last note you're pressing down), adding a little harmony in there. Then, for the filler-change bit, it's a good old:
D, C, G, A
Which is pretty easy if you play bar chords...but it sounds best played as normal chords (exception of the hammer down bits).
There, aren't I a nice guy? Oh, and the intro is just playing on the top E string 7th and 9th frets with a piano doing the chords.
Don't say I never did anything for you. Thanks to be posted in this thread :-D
Main verse/chorus:
A, D
The chords work best if you hammer down and sharpen the last fretted notes on each one (if you know what I mean, like sharpen the last note you're pressing down), adding a little harmony in there. Then, for the filler-change bit, it's a good old:
D, C, G, A
Which is pretty easy if you play bar chords...but it sounds best played as normal chords (exception of the hammer down bits).
There, aren't I a nice guy? Oh, and the intro is just playing on the top E string 7th and 9th frets with a piano doing the chords.
Don't say I never did anything for you. Thanks to be posted in this thread :-D
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Both good songs
Jeff Buckley's is better
Jeff Buckley's is better
El blokey wrote:
> And the title is nicked from a Jeff Buckley song.
> Which I recommend you listen to.
> Now.
>
> Um...no.
um no?
Is that all you have to say about one of the geniusest musicians ever?
Not only was he a mean guitarist, but he had one of the best voice ever. And he would have won pop idol in style, were he still alive.
Yeah baby.
> And the title is nicked from a Jeff Buckley song.
> Which I recommend you listen to.
> Now.
>
> Um...no.
um no?
Is that all you have to say about one of the geniusest musicians ever?
Not only was he a mean guitarist, but he had one of the best voice ever. And he would have won pop idol in style, were he still alive.
Yeah baby.
Dr Giblets wrote:
> Mind you - the chords are pretty
> bog standard, so my hopes for the song are not high.
Heh, yeah. But it is actually a really good song, with the vocals in there. The chords are more of a background noise than something to really help the song be great.
> And the title is nicked from a Jeff Buckley song.
> Which I recommend you listen to.
> Now.
Um...no.
> Mind you - the chords are pretty
> bog standard, so my hopes for the song are not high.
Heh, yeah. But it is actually a really good song, with the vocals in there. The chords are more of a background noise than something to really help the song be great.
> And the title is nicked from a Jeff Buckley song.
> Which I recommend you listen to.
> Now.
Um...no.
Harf. You GOD.
Or at least thats what I would be saying if i'd actually heard the damn thing. Must do that sometime. Mind you - the chords are pretty bog standard, so my hopes for the song are not high.
And the title is nicked from a Jeff Buckley song.
Which I recommend you listen to.
Now.
Or at least thats what I would be saying if i'd actually heard the damn thing. Must do that sometime. Mind you - the chords are pretty bog standard, so my hopes for the song are not high.
And the title is nicked from a Jeff Buckley song.
Which I recommend you listen to.
Now.
Sitting in my room, listening to the radio, I heard this great song and, being the fabulous genius that I am, figured out how to play it. So, here is the chord sequence.
Main verse/chorus:
A, D
The chords work best if you hammer down and sharpen the last fretted notes on each one (if you know what I mean, like sharpen the last note you're pressing down), adding a little harmony in there. Then, for the filler-change bit, it's a good old:
D, C, G, A
Which is pretty easy if you play bar chords...but it sounds best played as normal chords (exception of the hammer down bits).
There, aren't I a nice guy? Oh, and the intro is just playing on the top E string 7th and 9th frets with a piano doing the chords.
Don't say I never did anything for you. Thanks to be posted in this thread :-D
Main verse/chorus:
A, D
The chords work best if you hammer down and sharpen the last fretted notes on each one (if you know what I mean, like sharpen the last note you're pressing down), adding a little harmony in there. Then, for the filler-change bit, it's a good old:
D, C, G, A
Which is pretty easy if you play bar chords...but it sounds best played as normal chords (exception of the hammer down bits).
There, aren't I a nice guy? Oh, and the intro is just playing on the top E string 7th and 9th frets with a piano doing the chords.
Don't say I never did anything for you. Thanks to be posted in this thread :-D
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