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Song:Glorious Day

Artist:Weezer

Riff 1:
g:--------------------------|
d:--------------------------|
a:-----5---------5---------4|
e:5---------5---------4-----|

Riff 2:
g:--------------------------------------------------------------|
d:--------------------------------------------------------------|
a:--------------------------------------------------------------|
e:22222222-55555555-0000-7777-1010101010101010-99999999-77777777|

Fill:
g:--------------------------------------|
d:--------------------------------------|
a:--------------------------------------|
e:xx9-1010101010101010-99999999-77777777|

Riff 3:
g:-----------------------------------------------------------------------|
d:-----------------------------------------------------------------------|
a:---------55555555----------55555555----------55555555----------44444444|
e:55555555----------55555555----------55555555----------44444444---------|

Riff 4:
g:-------------------------|
d:-------------------------|
a:-------------------------|
e:0000-7777-10-10-10-10-(5)|last note

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Matt "Wolfeman"
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#1 by Matt "Wolfeman" Wolfe at Feb 22, 1999 at 8:15 AM EST
I think it trys to capture those precious all-too-few moments before you do something too great for words, and too personal for it to mean a thing to anyone but you. It gives the impression that, whatever your working toward, its gonna come out great.