Here are the simple power chords needed to play this song:
A5 (x - 0 - 2 - x - x - x)
B5 (x - 2 - 4 - x - x - x)
D5 (x - 5 - 7 - x - x - x)
E5 (x - 7 - 9 - x - x - x)
F#5 (2 - 4 - x - x - x - x)
A5* (5 - 7 - x - x -x - x)
G5 (3 - 5 - x - x - x - x)
E5* (0 - 2 - x - x - x - x)
Intro:
A5
Verse:
No matter what you (A5) are
I will always be with (B5) you
Doesn't matter what you (D5)do, (E5) girl
(D5) Ooh (E5) girl, with (A5) you
No matter what you (A5)do
I will always be a - (B5) round
Won't you tell me what you (D5) found, (E5) girl
(D5) Ooh (E5) girl, want (A5) you
(F#5) Knock down the old, grey (B5) wall
(E5) Be a part of it (A5*) all
Nothing to (D5) say, nothing to (B5) see, nothing to (A5) do
(F#5) If you would give me (B5) all
(E5) As I would give it to (A5*)you
Nothing would (D5) be, nothing would (B5) be, nothing would (G5) be (E5*)
No matter where you (A5) go
There would always be a (B5) place
Can't you see it in my (D5) face, (E5) girl
(D5) Ooh (E5) girl, want (A5) you
Guitar solo over single verse.
(F#5) Knock down the old, grey (B5) wall
(E5) Be a part of it (A5*) all
Nothing to (D5) say, nothing to (B5) see, nothing to (A5) do
(F#5) If you would give me (B5) all
(E5) As I would give it to (A5*) you
Nothing would (D5) be, nothing would (B5) be, nothing would (G5) be (E5*)
No matter what you (A5) are
I will always be with (B5) you
Doesn't matter what you (D5) do, (E5) girl
(D5) Ooh (E5) girl, with (A5)you
(D5) Ooh (E5) girl, (D5) you (E5) girl, want (A5) you
(D5) Ooh (E5) girl, (D5) you (E5) girl, want (A5) you
Woh, thats some easy chords for the ESD.
I shall have to give it a go soon, thanks!
Be excellent to each other & party on dudes!
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Thanks for the great song. I was and still am a big Badfinger fan. I am definitely going to try this one.
If you know something better than Rock and Roll, I'd like to hear it - Jerry Lee Lewis
Hey Slithy,
do you have any ideas on the solo. Its been eons since I heard the track on any radio stations, and I dont have it on discs, so i'm pretty unsure of how it went.
Be excellent to each other & party on dudes!
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Been messing about with this tonight....If you start with G instead of A and put a capo on the second fret, it's pretty easy to do the hammer-ons and pull-offs that give the riff some flavour....as for the solo, here's a tip...if you do start with G, pretty easy to do the solo in standard tuning...you only need the D G and B strings....
:D :D :D
Vic
"Sometimes the beauty of music can help us all find strength to deal with all the curves life can throw us." (D. Hodge.)
