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solo guitar, g. johnson
preformed by the band, allusion
intro: rhythm guitar only
G D C G
ok, here's where you sing too, it's tough...
everyone else in the band comes in here too,
bass slide down.
[G]do you remember[D]when we were friends
[C]sittin around, not doin' [G]anything.
[g]those days are gone [d]just a memory
[c]kind of wish that, you were here and
[g]we could talk again
now do the damn progression:
G D C G
[g]do you remember[d]the times we had?
[c]i'd sell my soul[g]for just a minute that
[g]those times are gone[d]and far behind
[c]they're non-existant[g]but they're in my mind
now do the progression twice, and greg does his solo shit.
just improvise, if you can't make anything fit, you need lessons.
G D C G
G D C G
[g]we'll never be[d]like we were before
[c]but don't forget[g]you're welcome at my door
[g]there were better times[d]when the world was mine
[c]but nothing holds true[g]it's all a big decline
G D C G
rhythm guitar again, and voice, light light percussion
1st verse, ending with a decreshendow mama.
(clap clap clap, cheering, panties on the stage)
you did good!
How to play Subject
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.