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From: arabella@mail.utexas.edu (Arabella Clauson)
Subject: CRD: "Vineyard" by JACKOPIERCE
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VINEYARD by JACKOPIERCE
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courtesy of RPBOWEN (rpbowen@unca.com)
there are two guitars
one: capo on the third fret(all chords given are named as if the fourth
fret was the first, so pretend like there was no capo)start on D-Em(with
fingers on the 1 and 2 string 6th fret (the real 6th fret)-G(with pinky
finger on 6th fret)
the D chord the Em chord the G chord
E---5----- ----6---- ----8----| B---6----- ----6---- ----6----| G---5----- ----3---- ----3----| D---3----- ----5---- ----3----| A---x----- ----5---- ----5----| E---x----- ----3---- ----6----|
that is one guitar line, do not forget the capo it is impossible to play
without it the "and she said..." part is the same chords just D-Em pause
D-Em pause and the G on "hey, hey"
the second guitar is harder to explain all the chords follow the first part
so I'll just diagram the chords.
these are capo ed on the first fret
E---1----- ----1---- ----1----| B---1----- ----1---- ----1----| G---2---- ----3---- ----7----| D---3---- ----5---- ----8----| A---3---- ----5---- ----8----| E---1---- ----1---- ----1----|
I know the form for that last chord is right but I might be a fret or Two
off because I ain't got me guitar here write if you got any ?s
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