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Twizzle05, Looks really good. Do have some minor suggestions:
1. When making notes, keep within the margins defined by
#---------------------PLEASE NOTE------------------------# .
Not a big deal but a nice convenience for the reader.
2. Instead of mentioning them in the notes, when there are
D/F# passing chords, just go ahead and put them in.
3. locate A to the right of the word "drug" at the end of Verse 3.
4. To me, the outro sounds more like Bm, Bm/A, Bm (X2).
-crcrcrcr | 8/17/2005 | I finally got around to making the changes! Thanks, you're right; when I put the D/F# note at the top (which is now gone, obviously), I was doing so from memory. Should've put it in the tab. It's basically a walk-down to a Bm, if anyone out there's confused; it's not even really necessary, but I'm pretty sure Crowell does it.
On Crowell's verse, he speaks in a different cadence than the others; note how there's not a Bm/A at the end of the third chorus. That A comes immediately after Crowell finishes the world "drug."
The OUTRO has been changed (that's what I hear, too; note for anybody confused that the Bm/A is pretty quick).
Thanks for the help!
-twizzle05 | 8/17/2005 |
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