Songs of album: This Good Night Is Still Everywhere (2008)

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This Good Night Is Still Everywhere (2008)

Album: This Good Night Is Still Everywhere (2008)

5 years ago0 Views5 songsDustin Kensrue

5 years ago779This Good Night Is Still Everywhere (2008)Dustin Kensrue

This song is played with a capo on the second but because there's a version of this song the website that has the right chords without the capo I'm doing a version for you all play without one. Bm : x24432 F#m:244222 D : xx0232 A : x02220 Intro: Bm, F#m, D, A (x2) Verse 1: [Bm]This is w[F#m]ar Like y[D]ou ain't s[A]een This wi[Bm]nter's...

5 years ago819This Good Night Is Still Everywhere (2008)Dustin Kensrue

Tabbed by: jaa238 Capo 3rd Fret. CHORDS USED: [G] [D] [A] [Bm] [3] [2] [0] [2] [3] [3] [3] [3] [0] [2] [3] [4] [0] [0] [3] [4] [2] [X] [0] [2] [3] [X] [X] [X] PULL OFFS/HAMMER ONS: These are used sporadically throughout the song. [G] [D] [A] [3] [2]-[3] [0] [3] [3] [3]-[4] [0] [2] [3] [0] [0] [3] [2]-[0] [X] [0] [3] [X]...

5 years ago1080This Good Night Is Still Everywhere (2008)Dustin Kensrue

Standard tuning Intro: G - D - C - D Verse 1: [G]The snow's coming down,[Bm]I'm watching it fall. [C]Lots of people around,[D]baby, please come home. [G]The church bells in town, [Bm]oh, they're ringing in song [C]Full of happy sounds. [D]Baby, please come home. Chorus 1: [G]They're singing "Deck the Halls", [Em]but it's not like Christmas...

5 years ago1077This Good Night Is Still Everywhere (2008)Dustin Kensrue

Pretty simple song. He just turns his chords into arpeggios. Listen to the song if you're confused during any part and it should be really easy to figure out. Just go up and down the chord like this: into the root note of the next chord. Only strange part will be when moving from Em to Bm7 because the last note of Em is the first note of...

5 years ago901This Good Night Is Still Everywhere (2008)Dustin Kensrue

O Come, O Come, Emmanuel Arranged by Dustin Kensrue Tabbed by Jonathan Doyle There are two ways to play this. I hear them both when I listen to it so maybe Dustin layered both. So get a friend to play with you. Capo 8th Fret. Note: Don't use the 3rd in the D chord. O [Em]come, O come, E[Am]mmanu[Em]-el, And [G]ransom captive...