GABRIELLE - "rise" Tablature
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Date: Wed, 16 Aug 2000 07:43:10 -0400
From: =?iso-8859-1?q?Simon=20Bobin?= <simonbobin@yahoo.co.uk>
Subject: g/gabrielle/rise.crd
Transcribed by: Simon Bobin
Song: Rise, by Gabrielle, from the album "Rise"
Okay, this song is really very easy but very enjoyable as well. Its just
one big fat rip off of Knockin' On Heavens Door!!!
It is made up of three chords - G , D , and Am7 ,and these repeat
throughout the whole song (verse, bridge and chorus). Before
the transition from Am7 to G on the verse, play the Am7 like this: 002013
(I don't know if it has a name) instead of the usual 002010.
The song is quite slow and you can pick up the rhythm easily enough.
Enjoy!!
CAPO ON FIRST FRET
Intro: G D Am7 Am7 (type 2)
G D Am7 Am7(type 2)
Verse: I know..,
But I..,
G D Am7
Bridge: It's gonna take..
G D Am7
Chorus: Look at my..
G D Am7 Am7(type2)
But now I'm read-- y..
Verse 2: Caught up in...
Chorus 2: Look at my..
Verse 3: Much time has..
Chorus
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THE END
Any suggestions, etc, email me.
From: =?iso-8859-1?q?Simon=20Bobin?= <simonbobin@yahoo.co.uk>
Subject: g/gabrielle/rise.crd
Transcribed by: Simon Bobin
Song: Rise, by Gabrielle, from the album "Rise"
Okay, this song is really very easy but very enjoyable as well. Its just
one big fat rip off of Knockin' On Heavens Door!!!
It is made up of three chords - G , D , and Am7 ,and these repeat
throughout the whole song (verse, bridge and chorus). Before
the transition from Am7 to G on the verse, play the Am7 like this: 002013
(I don't know if it has a name) instead of the usual 002010.
The song is quite slow and you can pick up the rhythm easily enough.
Enjoy!!
CAPO ON FIRST FRET
Intro: G D Am7 Am7 (type 2)
G D Am7 Am7(type 2)
Verse: I know..,
But I..,
G D Am7
Bridge: It's gonna take..
G D Am7
Chorus: Look at my..
G D Am7 Am7(type2)
But now I'm read-- y..
Verse 2: Caught up in...
Chorus 2: Look at my..
Verse 3: Much time has..
Chorus
-------
THE END
Any suggestions, etc, email me.
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