If The Moneys Right
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Pretty Violet Stain - If The Money's Right
Tabbed by Lee - elgeenius@hotmail.com.
If The Money's Right
If you're gonna play along with PVS songs on the CD, tune down a half step.
Awesome song this. oooooh yeeeeeeeeeah.
Intro riff.
This sounds best when you alternate your picking - almost play the two-note chords as if they are
single notes.
e|---------------------------------------------|
B|---------------------------------------------|
G|---------------------5---5---5---8-----------|
D|------7---7---7----7---7---7---7-------------|
A|---0---0---0---0-----------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------|
and the verse is....
A5 - C5 - Eb
then the "if it's right bit" goes....
E - D5 - G - A - Asus
"leave the radio on all day..."
E - D5 - G - A - Asus
Then back to the intro riff.....
"and we'll be wired all night - if the money's right" bit...
A - Cadd - G - F - G - A
A - Cadd - G - D5
the cool breakdown riff goes....
e|-------------------------------------------------------|
B|-------------------------------------------------------|
G|-------------------------------------------------------|
D|-----------------------------------5---7---------------|
A|----------------5---7~~~~~~----------------------------|
E|----0---0----------------------------------------------|
then it's interspersed with D5...
then at the end it goes...
D5 (let ring) - C5 (let ring) - ----- Eb - Eb - D - A
"shot in the back...."
And the outro is the cool breakdown riff again and the very end goes....
D5 (let ring) - ----- Eb - Eb
If you wanna know the lead parts, drop me a line.
elgeenius@hotmail.com
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How to play If The Moneys Right
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.