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My Maria - Brooks & Dunn
May be the version I am listening to,
but it has a drop D tuning and a capo on the 1st fret.
Of course this is not 100% accurate,
but it sounds close and I think it is a pretty easy version to play.
I hope someone can enoy this like I have!
Tuning - D A D G B E
Capo 1st Fret!
Intro
D5 A5 G5 G5
E--------------------------------------------|
B--------------------------------------------|
G--------------------------------------------|
D--------------0----0----7----5--5-----------|
A-------------------0----7----5--5-----------|
D----0----2/5-------0----7----5--5-----------|
D5 A5 G5 G5
E------------------------------------------------------|
B------------------------------------------------------|
G------------------------------------------------------|
D---------------0---------0----0----7----5--5----------|
A------------------------------0----7----5--5----------|
D----5----7/9------3b(5)-------0----7----5--5----------|
D5 Dsus2 A5 G5 G5
E-------------------------------------------------------|
B-------------------------------------------------------|
G------------------------------------7------------------|
D---------------0---------0----0-----7---7----5--5------|
A------------------------------0-----7---7----5--5------|
D----5----7/9------3b(5)-------0---------7----5--5------|
*lyrics begin*********
Rest of song somewhat follows this pattern. The verses are mainly
The 3rd set and the chorus is a little different.
The Dsus2 to A5 is a quick changover.
Listen to the song for the correct strumming patterns and changes.
You can use theLeper's chord tab on this site as a basis
and you can figure it out from there.
Just remember to add the extra Dsus2 in the pattern
and change the chords to the ones provided below.
D5 000xxx
A5 777xxx
G5 555xxx
Dsus2 x777xx
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Please no negative comments. I know this is not how he plays it. That is why I said this is how I play it. I think it is an easier and fun way to play and it sounds pretty cool.
-ballisticr1 | 10/8/2005 | I can't remember how 3b(5) would be played based on tab rules. Could you describe this? BTW, the tab sounds really cool! I like playing the way you've shown. Great job! :)
-WtrSkier30 | 10/8/2005 | Thanks. I am not sure if I wrote that out correctly. What I was implying was that you should bend the 3 up to the 5th fret to hit the G note. You can also just slide up to it, but in the song, I am pretty sure I hear a bend. Thanks again.
-ballisticr1 | 10/9/2005 | I also play it in the drop D, it sounds fuller if your doing it as an acoustic vocal with no band. A maj and bar the 5th for G maj are the other cords, I like it better wihout the capo, suits my voice better. Nobody in the audience can tell the differance.
-tabsnow | 1/21/2006 | Watch Kirby play this song. This guy is great and with this tab and watching him play it, you'll pick up the correct chords.
http://www.learn-new-country-songs.com/my_maria_lyrics.html
-boz52 | 7/24/2010 | Watch Kirby play this song. This guy is great and with this tab and watching him play it, you'll pick up the correct chords.
http://www.learn-new-country-songs.com/my_maria_lyrics.html
-boz52 | 7/24/2010 |
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