Later
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Tabs: 3doors down
loser
tabbed by chris franklin(exxodus203@aol.com)
intro:
G1:
--0--------0-------
-----3--------3----
--------2--------2-
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-------------------repeat as many times as needed
G2:
---2----------0----
---2----------3----
---3----------2----
---4----------0----
---4---------------
---2---------------use volume swell for these cords.
F# Dsus
verse:
---2-2-2-2--(0)-0----
---2-2-2-2--(3)-3----
---3-3-3-3--(2)-2----
---4-4-4-4--(0)-0----
---4-4-4-4-----------
---2-2-2-2----------- struming pattern: up down up down
after every4th repeat, do G1 intro fill once after the D cord
chorus
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---------------------7-7-7-7/9-9-9-----------------7-7-7-7-------
---22-2--2-4xxxxx44--7-7-7-7/9-9-9--2--2-4xxxxx44--7-7-7-7-2-2-2-
---22-2--2-4xxxxx44--5-5-5-5/7-7-7--2--2-4xxxxx44--5-5-5-5-2-2-2-
---00-0--0-2xxxxx22-----------------0--0-2xxxxx22----------0-0-0-
pm...
interlude:
G1:(first time)
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---2---5--8-7---0-0-1--2-
G2 and G1:
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---2---7--10-9--2-2-3--4-
---2---7--10-9--2-2-3--4-
---0---5---8-7--0-0-1--2-
half way thru this you palm mute some of the cords
thats about it, as for the solo, just improvise on F# and D scales.
Listen to the song for timing, how many times to do things and whatever
else you need. any questions, email me at
Exxodus203@aol.com
How to play Later
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G1. 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.