New Star In The Sky
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heres my tab of "new star in the sky" the first part
im pretty damn sure is accurate, and the second part
i think is accurate, its hard to tell.
anyway enjoy
intro is just
Ab5 G F# F
E--------4------3-------2-------1--------------------------
B--------4------3-------2-------1--------------------------
G--------5------4-------3-------2--------------------------
D--------6------5-------4-------3--------------------------
A--------6------5-------4-------3--------------------------
E--------4------3-------2-------1--------------------------
Then when it changes it goes
D Am
E-------2--------------------------------------------------
B-------3--------1-----------------------------------------
G-------2--------2-----------------------------------------
D----------------2-----------------------------------------
A----------------------------------------------------------
E----------------------------------------------------------
then this is the part im not sure about (and im not sure what these chords are)
E-----6-----6-----4-----4----------------------------------
B-----6-----6-----4-----4----------------------------------G-----8-----7-----6-----5----------------------------------
D-----8-----8-----6-----6----------------------------------
A-----6-----8-----4-----6----------------------------------
E-----6-----6-----4-----4----------------------------------
i havent figured out the chorus but after the chorus the bridge is just the
intro chords again.
Sure its unfinished but i hope it fills the void for all the air fans
How to play New Star In The Sky
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Ab5. 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.