The Like - Mrs. Actually
Album - Are You Thinking What I'm Thinking?
Standard
I didn't tab the struming patterns... doesn't seem necessary.
(Verse)
[Emaj7] [F#m7]
P.M...throughout
(Chorus)
(The first chorus is played with the chords below. However, during the
second chorus z Berg changes the "Am" chord a regular major "A")
[Cmaj7b5] [E] [E7] [Am] [Am7] [D] [Dsus2]
(Bridge Rhythm guitar)
[C] [Dadd9] [Fmaj9]
(Bridge Lead Guitar)
(The begining of the lead part is pretty straight forward.
For the last part you will need to find a way of dropping
the pitch of the G (3rd fret Low E) to an F# (2nd fret Low E).
The most obvious way is to use a tremolo bar, but you can
also get a sound similar to it by bending the F# to a G
before you play the note. (a ghost bend)
That way when you hit the note and slowly release it will sound
like a G dropping to an F#.
Or you can get creative and start detuning your Low E string from G to F# to F...)
shovelingracoons@yahoo.com
Album - Are You Thinking What I'm Thinking?
Standard
I didn't tab the struming patterns... doesn't seem necessary.
(Verse)
[Emaj7] [F#m7]
e|---------------------------|
B|-0-0-0-0-------------------|
G|-1-1-1-1----2-2-2-2--------|
D|-1-1-1-1----4-4-4-4--------|
A|-2-2-2-2----4-4-4-4--------|
E|-0-0-0-0----0-0-0-0--------|
P.M...throughout
(Chorus)
(The first chorus is played with the chords below. However, during the
second chorus z Berg changes the "Am" chord a regular major "A")
[Cmaj7b5] [E] [E7] [Am] [Am7] [D] [Dsus2]
e|-0-------0----0-----0-----0----2---3----2---3---2-----|
B|-0-------0----0-----1-----1----3---3----3---3---3-----|
G|-4-------1----1-----2-----0----2---2----2---2---2-----|
D|-4-------2----0-----2-----2----0---0----0---0---0-----|
A|-3-------2----2-----0-----0---------------------------|
E|---------0----0---------------------------------------|
(Bridge Rhythm guitar)
[C] [Dadd9] [Fmaj9]
e|-0----0-------0--------------------|
B|-1----3-------6--------------------|
G|-0----0-------0--------------------|
D|-2----4-------7--------------------|
A|-3----5-------8--------------------|
E|-----------------------------------|
(Bridge Lead Guitar)
(The begining of the lead part is pretty straight forward.
For the last part you will need to find a way of dropping
the pitch of the G (3rd fret Low E) to an F# (2nd fret Low E).
The most obvious way is to use a tremolo bar, but you can
also get a sound similar to it by bending the F# to a G
before you play the note. (a ghost bend)
That way when you hit the note and slowly release it will sound
like a G dropping to an F#.
Or you can get creative and start detuning your Low E string from G to F# to F...)
e|------------------------------------------------------------|
B|------------------------------------------------------------|
G|-9\7/12---9--10--9\7/12----9--10--9\7/12---9--10--9\7-------|
D|------------------------------------------------------------|
A|------------------------------------------------------------|
E|------------------------------------------------------------|
e|------------------------------------------------------------|
B|------------------------------------------------------------|
G|------------------------------------------------------------|
D|------------------------------------------------------------|
A|------------------------------------------------------------|
E|-(2gb)3----(3)r(2)--1---------------------------------------|
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