TEN YEARS AFTER - "id love to change the world" Tablature
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From: volcomstone@att.net
Subject: t/ten_years_after/id_love_to_change_the_world.tab
Date: Mon, 29 Jul 2002 18:58:25 +0000
Date: Wed, 18 Dec 2002 10:38:25 +0000
From: Hotblack Desiato <h_desiato@hotmail.com>
Artist: Ten Years After
Song: I'd Love to Change the World
Tabbed by: Brandon Pokrywka (volcomstone@att.net)
This is just the beginning of the song, just repeat it a couple times and
that^Òs it.
Em Gmaj Am Cmaj B7
E|-----------------------3-------------------------------------------
B|---------------------------0-----------1-------------1---------0---
G|-------0-------------0---------------2-------------0---0-----2-----
D|-----2-------------0---------------2-------------2---------1-------
A|---2-------------2-------------2-0-------0-1-2-3---------2---------
E|-0-------0-1-2-3---------------------------------------------------
Note, that although it is difficult to hear, the acoustic guitar continues
during the verses mimicking the same rythymn as the piano chords.
(\=Down /=Up)
Em Gmaj Am
\ \/ \ \/ \ \/
Everywhere is... freaks and hair is... dykes and fairies...
Cmaj B7
\ \/ \ \/
tell me where is sanity.
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