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Riff 1 (x3)
G|-------------|-------------|-------------|------------|
D|-------------|-------------|-------------|------------|
A|-------------|-------------|-------------|------------|
E|-0--0--12--0-|-0--0--12--0-|-0--0--12--0-|-0--3--5*-6-|
Riff 2
G|-------------|-------------|-------------|------------|
D|-------------|-------------|-------------|------------|
A|-------------|-------------|-------------|------------|
E|-0--0--12--0-|-0--0--12--0-|-0--0--12--0-|-0--6--6--6-|
Riff 1 (x5)
Riff 2
Riff 1 (x9)
Riff 2
Riff 1 (x6)
Riff 3 (x2)
G|----------|----------|----------|--------------|
D|----------|----------|----------|--------------|
A|----------|----------|----------|--------------|
E|-0*******-|-3*******-|-5*******-|-****-5-5-6-6-|
Rest
Bridge
G|------------|------------|------------|------------|
D|------------|------------|------------|------------|
A|------------|------------|------------|------------| x4
E|-0--0--0--0-|-0--0--0--0-|-0--0--0--0-|-0--3--5*-6-|
Riff 1 (x8)
Riff 3 (x4)
This is the best way to play this. Using 7 on the A string can create
a ring because it is an octave higher than the open E string.
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#1 by Rodrigo Pogo Punker at Oct 18, 2007 at 11:07 AM EST |
| Zwo is sometimes used to clarify the difference between zwei and drei. They sound so much alike. | |