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What was the album for this song. Send me a PM and I will post the album Info.
Ray Terry
-Ray Terry | 12/10/2008 |
It's not on an album yet. Cody said they'd be back in the studio in March...
This song is bad ass... good job
I think it sounds best in Capo 2, that's how he played it at an acoustic show last week...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6J4ICojQfI
-Schultzy2808 | 12/10/2008 |
This song is on the newest Ragweed CD titled "Happiness And All The Other Things"
-willstanback | 9/4/2009 |
album version of this song is with capo on 2
-kcombs_11 | 10/4/2009 |
When playing the chorus, don't use a Cadd9... Instead...
"Well this rollercoaster", strum a G
"bathtub toaster", strum a D/F#
etc...
Just a basic walk down.
D/F# can be played like
e.--------3-----------|
b.--------3-----------|
g.--------------------|
d.--------------------|
a.--------------------|
e.----2---------------|
-OR-
e.--------3-----------|
b.--------3-----------|
g.----2---------------|
d.--------------------|
a.--------------------|
e.----2---------------|
-txmikem | 10/22/2009 |
The recorded version is definetly capo 2 in the key of E. I am not quite sure about the D7, it could be a D/F#. I would also say that it has the same change in the second line of the verse. For instance, "D D/F# A D
I'd have about $235 and not a lot a way & see
You could use either one D7 or D/F# because both chords are transitional indicating a change to a higher chord or possibly a walkdown in the case of D/F#.
The previous poster is right about changinging the Cadd9 to G (Rolercoaster), then G to D/F#(Toaster). This should also be included in the instrumentals into and outro.
-gdbrown | 11/30/2009 |
On second thought , I think it is a D7 instead of D/F#. Original post is right but add D7 in second line of Verse
-gdbrown | 11/30/2009 |
this is definately one of my favorite songs to sing and play.
-titomagic3 | 7/17/2010 |
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on 12/9/08 
