Subject
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INTRO/CHORUS:
E-----------------------------------------------------------------
B-----------------------------------------------------------------
G------2-----2-2-2-------2-2-------2-2-------2-2-------------
D------2-----2-2-2-------2-2-------2-2-------2-2-------------
A------0-----0-0-0----3p0-0----3p0-0----3p0-0-------------
E---3b-----------------------------------------------------------
E----------------------------------------------------------
B-----------------------------------3---------------------
G------2-----2-2-2-------2-2-----2---------------------
D------2-----2-2-2-------2-2-----0---------------------
A------0-----0-0-0----3p0-0---------------------------
E---3b---------------------------------------------------
VERSES 1&2 (AND PART OF 3):
*
E-------------------------------------------------------------
B-------------------------------------------------------------
G---2-----------------------------------------------------2--
D---2--------------------------------------5-7-----------2--
A---0---0-(pedal A ? times)---5-6-7-------------3b--0--
E-------------------------------------------------------------
*repeat bar
E-----3---3--------------------------------------3--3-----2-
B-----3---3--------------------------------------3--3-----3-
G-----0---0--------------------------------------0--0-----2-
D-----0---0--------------------------------------0--0-----0-
A-----2---2------3b0---3b0---3b0-3b0-------2--2-------
E-----3---3--------------------------------------3--3-------
BRIDGE:
E7 (listen to the rhythm)
E---------X-----
B---------X-----
G---------7-----
D---------6-----
A---------7-----
E---------X-----
SOLO (CHORDS):
A (played ? times) C (third fret A-string; bend and pull-off)
A (played ? times) D
The outro is similar to the intro/chorus. Just try to get the feel
of it. This is an approximation, since the song has two guitars
and has a one-take quality to it. The solo is most likely A
Pentatonic or a variation of it. Very easy to play. Have fun.
P.S. for all the other Hip transcribers, I've seen a Hip guitar tab
book in store. It's very accurate. Don't pay $40 bucks for it,
though; stand in the store and memorize the parts you don't know.
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How to play Subject
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 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.