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Instead of using F#m, the D chord may be used. Another way to play this song is with a capo on the second fret using the three chords relative to the capo: G, Cadd9, and D. Have fun! -Desperado73 | 9/5/2002 |
Anybody happen to know the mandolin chords for the beginning? -badkarma | 9/13/2003 |
capo 2 Bulldog is right you should really post this version of the song D.... G D/F# Em My Brother and I used to go down to D George's bar Cadd9 D G I still recall that smile upon his face D Cadd9 and he's gone he may be gone but i'm G still here -tobers2313 | 2/20/2004 |
George's Bar Intro By Pat Green
Tabbed By Matt Fox
Here is the intronormally played on a mandolin,br> transposed for the guitar:
pre> e---12-----12--12-----X-----12-----12--12-----12---- B---10-----10--10-----X-----10-----10--10-----10---- G---9------9---9------X-----9------9---9------9----- x2 D--------------------------------------------------- A--------------------------------------------------- E--------------------------------------------------- /pre>
Just repeat the next section through the into: (Be sure to let the low open notes that are marked ring out)
pre> e---12-----12--12-----X-----12-----12--12-----12---- B---10-----10--10-----X-----10-----10--10-----10---- G---9------9---9------X-----9------9---9------9----- D---7------7---7------------X------X---X------X----- A---0------0---0------------9------9---9------9----- E--------------------------------------------------- /pre>
pre> e---12-----12--12-----X-----12-----12--12-----12---- B---10-----10--10-----X-----10-----10--10-----10---- G---9------9---9------X-----9------9---9------9----- D---X------X---X------------X------X---X------X----- A---7------7---7------------7------7---7------7----- E---0------0---0------------0------0---0------0----- /pre>
-MattFox | 12/1/2004 |
You can play the song with capo 2 in G, but Pat plays it in A (no capo) live . . .
Take that as you will. -jpranger19 | 4/5/2005 |
You can play the song with capo 2 in G, but Pat plays it in A (no capo) live . . .
Take that as you will. -jpranger19 | 4/5/2005 |