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From: ericb@ecr.mu.oz.au (Enrico_Giuseppe BETTIO)
Tomorrow, Wendy
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Nice tune..
This song is just Eb, Bb, Cm, and Ab repeating over and over,
all the way through.
To play like on the cd play this way:
Capo on first fret:
D A Bm G
E-|---0-----|---0-----|-----0---|-0-------| B-|-----3---|-----0---|---0---0-|---0-----| G-|-------2-|-------2-|---------|---------| D-|-0-------|---------|---------|---------| A-|---------|-0-------|-2-------|---------| E-|---------|---------|---------|-3-------|
If you happen to have this live as a bootleg or a B-side or
something... if Jim is doing an accoustic version it would be:
C, G, Am, F all the way through.
E-|-----0---|---------|---------|---------| B-|-----1---|-----0---|-----1---|-----1---| G-|-----0---|-----0---|-----2---|-----2---| D-|-----2---|-----0---|-----2---|-----3---| A-|-3-3-----|-----2---|-0-0-----|--3--3---| E-|---------|-3-3-----|---------|-1-1-----|
something like that anyway.. You might want to
add a bit of palm muting for the quieter parts
of the songs
bye
eric
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