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Song
This is such a sweet song! I first heard it on 107.7 THE END in Seattle,
completely blown away! It's a really easy song, primarily just 4 chords
So without further ramblings I present LIFTER "402"
(STANDARD TUNING)
Intro: F# Bbm B G#m
Verse:
E---2--2---1--1---2--2---4------| B---2--2---2--2---4--4---4------| G---3--3---3--3---4--4---4------| D---4--4---3--3---4--4---6------| A---4--4---1--1---2--2---6------| E---2--2-----------------4------|
"We're ordinary...we're neccesarry...
Chorus:
e------------------------------------------------------| B------------------------------------------------------| G--3-3-3-3---------------------------------------------| D--4-4-4-4---6-6-6-6-6--------9-9-9-9-9-9--------------| A--4-4-4-4---6-6-6-6-6--------9-9-9-9-9-9--------------| E--2-2-2-2---4-4-4-4-4--------7-7-7-7-7-7--------------|
"I want to go back home and mow the lawn for my dad..."
Solo:
e--13b14~--13b14~--13b14~--13b14~--14-14-14b13--11-11--13-11---| B--------------------------------------------------------------| G--------------------------------------------------------------| D--------------------------------------------------------------| A--------------------------------------------------------------| E--------------------------------------------------------------| e--13/14-14-14--14-13-------------------------------------------| B---------------------14~--14~--14-14-14/12--11-11--11-12-11----| G---------------------------------------------------------------| D---------------------------------------------------------------| A---------------------------------------------------------------| E---------------------------------------------------------------| e---------------------------------------------------------------| B--12/14-14--14/12-11~---9b-9b-9b-9b--5~~~~~--------------------| G--------------------------- -----------------------------------| D---------------------------------------------------------------| A---------------------------------------------------------------| E---------------------------------------------------------------|
And that's pretty much it, but for the last part of the solo, I really
don't know how many times he bends that "B" string on the 9th fret so
just do it until you hear him stop on the CD...but that's just for you
obsessive purists! You can play it anyway you want to godammit!!
*sniffle* *sniffle* bye.
Isaiah
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