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This is tablature — fret positions rather than chord names. Wide lines scroll sideways on their own, so the page never does.
Song
Five Candles (You Were There)
Jars of Clay
Album: Much Afraid
(c)1997 Bridge Building Music/Pogostick Music/BMI
Tab by: Brian Germer <JOCGT@yahoo.com>
Verse riff:
G-------------------------------------------------------------| D-------------------------------------------------------------| A--------------------------------4--4--------2--2-------------| E---0--0------4\---0--0------4-------------------------4\-----|
Pre-chorus:
G-------------------------------------------------------------| D-------------------------------------------------------------| A---0--0-------------------5--5---------0--0------------------| E--------------4--4-------------------------------------------|
Chorus:
G-------------------------------------------------------------| D-------------------------------------------------------------| A--------------5--5--------0--0-------------------------------| E---0--0--------------------------------0--0------------------| G-------------------------------------------------------------| D-------------------------------------------------------------| A--------------------------0--0-------------------------------| (go into verse riff) E---0--0-------2--2---------------------0--0----------4\------|
Verse 2
Pre-chorus
Variations on Chorus 2nd time:
G-------------------------------------------------------------| D-------------------------------------------------------------| A--------------5--5--------0--0-------------------------------| E---0--0--------------------------------0--0------4\----------| G-------------------------------------------------------------| D-------------------------------------------------------------| A--------------5h7-5-------0--0---------5h7-7-----------------| E---0--0------------------------------------------------------|
Bridge:
D A E F# (2x)
D A B
C D F# A
C D
Chorus
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