4th Fret*** Tab relative to capo (4fret=0)
Intro & Verse:
^ v ^ ^ v ^ ^ v ^ ^ v ^ ^ ^ ^ v ^ =strumming pattern
Chorus Progression:
***Not actual chords*** Capo Chord positions.
Verse 1:
Chorus:
(repeat intro)
Intro
Verse 2(same as verse 1)
Chorus
Electric Guitar Parts:
There are quite a few electric guitars in the mix. The main lead parts during
the intro progressions and the chorus use an Ebow. There are a few clean
electric parts and even a lap steel as well. Here are the most important
parts:
End of 1st chorus and throughout the rest: (clean electric)
There also some clean lead parts throughout. They are pretty in the same
area as riff, so it shouldn't that difficult to find if you really wanted
to play it.
There is also a guitar with tremolo playing chords, but I don't have time
for those details.
Guitar Ebow Riff: During intro parts, starts after 1st chorus
Chorus Ebow Riff: 3x
*=don't play third time
Intro & Verse:
^ v ^ ^ v ^ ^ v ^ ^ v ^ ^ ^ ^ v ^ =strumming pattern
Chorus Progression:
***Not actual chords*** Capo Chord positions.
Verse 1:
Chorus:
(repeat intro)
Intro
Verse 2(same as verse 1)
Chorus
Electric Guitar Parts:
There are quite a few electric guitars in the mix. The main lead parts during
the intro progressions and the chorus use an Ebow. There are a few clean
electric parts and even a lap steel as well. Here are the most important
parts:
End of 1st chorus and throughout the rest: (clean electric)
There also some clean lead parts throughout. They are pretty in the same
area as riff, so it shouldn't that difficult to find if you really wanted
to play it.
There is also a guitar with tremolo playing chords, but I don't have time
for those details.
Guitar Ebow Riff: During intro parts, starts after 1st chorus
Chorus Ebow Riff: 3x
*=don't play third time