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(@catalina3899)
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THE EAGLES

PEACEFUL EASY FEELING

This is a great song for us beginners because it only involves 4 cords with a relatively easy strumming pattern. Basically it's a lazy D DU UD pattern.

D x x 0 3 2 3 G 3 2 0 0 0 3
A7 x 0 2 0 2 0 Em 0 2 2 0 0 0

D G D G
I LIKE THE WAY YOUR SPARKLING EARRINGS LAY
D G A7 A7
AGAINST YOUR SKIN SO BROWN
D G D G
AND I WANT TO SLEEP WITH YOU IN THE DESERT TO-NIGHT
D G A7
WITH A MILLION STARS ALL AROUND

CHORUS
A7 G G D D
CAUSE I GOT A PEACEFUL EASY FEEL-ING
G G Em A7
AND I KNOW YOU WON'T LET ME DOWN
D Em G A7 D
CAUSE I'M ALLLL-READY STANDING ON THE GROUND

D G D G
AND I FOUND OUT A LONG TIME AGO
D G A7 A7
WHAT A WOMAN CAN DO TO YOUR SOUL
D G D G
AH, BUT SHE CAN'T TAKE YOU ANY WAY
D G A7
YOU DON'T ALREADY KNOW HOW TO GO

CHORUS
A7 G G D D
CAUSE I GOT A PEACEFUL EASY FEEL-ING
G G Em A7
AND I KNOW YOU WON'T LET ME DOWN
D Em G A7 D
CAUSE I'M ALLLL-READY STANDING ON THE GROUND

D G D G
I GET THE FEELING I MAY KNOW YOU
D G A7 A7
AS A LOVER AND A FRIEND
D G D G
BUT THIS VOICE KEEPS WHISPERING IN MY OTHER EAR

D G A7
TELLS ME I MAY NEVER SEE YOU AGAIN

CHORUS
A7 G G D D
CAUSE I GOT A PEACEFUL EASY FEEL-ING
G G Em A7
AND I KNOW YOU WON'T LET ME DOWN
D Em G
CAUSE I'M ALLLL-READY STANDING
D Em G A7
I'M ALL ALL-READY STANDING
D Em G A7 D
YES I'M ALL ALL-READY STANDING ON THE GROUND

Thats it, hope you like this easy classic. Please notify me of any mistakes you may find so I may edit them.

Jim


   
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(@dogsbody)
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Great job Jim

Another to add to the Eagles database. Must try it out soon.

Many thanks

Chris.

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(@jbehar)
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It sounds great as is..If you want to play along with the orifinal recording put a capo on the second fret.


   
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(@jonnyt)
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I'm a huge Eagles fan and this is probably my favorite song of theirs. I too transposed and learned to play this in the Key of D, rather then in the original key of E (that is done without a capo) since it is easier to play... though I usually tune down a half step to make it easier for me to sing as well as play... then I'm closer to the original recording.

Yes you can capo the second fret and you'll be in E, but it will be an octive higher E then what is heard on the original recording.

NOTE: The intro is also heard at the end of the chorus, prior to the next verse. This is simply...

INTRO: | D Dsus4 | | D Dsus4 |

Here's an alternative to the solo that is played inbetween the Chorus and Verse 3. This is not the rhythm and chord progession of the solo, just an easy alternative that I came up with and could remember.

SOLO: PLAY FIRST HALF OF VERSE & LAST LINE OF CHORUS

Sounds smooth as it follows a pattern I have seen and heard used in other songs.

As far as the ending goes, the final chorus is a slightly drawn out, and then there's the outro that follows.

FINAL CHORUS:

[A7]CAUSE I GET A [G]PEACEFUL EASY [D]FEELING

[G] AND I KNOW YOU WON'T LET ME DOWN_[A7]

CAUSE I'M [D]ALLLLLL-READY [G]STANDING,

[A7] I'M [D]ALLLLLL-READY [G]STANDING,

[A7]YES I'M [D]ALLLLLL-READY [G]STANDING, [A7] ON THE [D]GROUND

OUTTRO: (move thru these fairly quick, slowing down on the last series to a final D strum at the end)

D Em G A7 D D Em G A7 D D Em G A7 D

For those of you who want to give it a whirl, the chords as found on the original recording are:

E
Esus4
A
B7
F#m

E doesn't = MC2, E = Fb

Music "Theory"? "It's not just a theory, it's the way it is!"

Jonny T.


   
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(@catalina3899)
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Thanks for your comments and sugestions. I will edit the post to include the final intro. jonnyt, thanks for the drop tuning suggestion. It voiced much more natural for me. I tryed the capo on the 2nd but just couldnt get up there.


   
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(@matteo)
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hello all

I play it a few times along the cd, the chord changes are perfect but to my ears it sounds like the pattern is different from the one suggested. To me it is

D du D D

(1,2&,3,4)

Am I wrong?

Matteo


   
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(@matteo)
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ehm I tried it again with D du ud (as suggested) and it still sounds good so I'm a bit uncertain...by the way am I wrong or this is the same pattern that could be used to play "Already gone" and "In the city"?

Matteo


   
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(@k5koy)
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Hey everybody,
I am doing the "one man band" thing on this song. Performing all the parts, and mixing them together.
Ive got it all but am having trouble with the main guitar solo after the second verse. Anyone have tabs for the lead work in this song? Thanks,

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