We are beginning the intro at line 2
since the opening is just a few open notes.
The overall theme of the song stays the
same, but there are a few changes that
take place. One good rule of "thumb"
for the transition (shown below on lines
4- 5) is to mute the open A string when
moving to line 5 to keep it from making
a strange garbling sound hidden between
the Low E string and the open A string.
You'll see what I mean if you play it
without muting that open string during
the transition. It will sound like the
song gets thrown off key with that open
note on the A string ringing through.
Guitar 1 (acoustic) :
Guitar 2 (electric/acoustic) :
None
Chorus
(This is the same as the intro the first
time)
Guitar 1 (acoustic) :
Don't let line 19 throw you off. You
are just moving a power chord formation.
Don't try to stretch it. Just move your
positioning on the neck.
Guitar 2 (electric/acoustic) :
None
Verse 1
Guitar 1 (acoustic) :
Guitar 2 (electric/acoustic) :
Chorus 2
Guitar 1 (acoustic) :
Guitar 2 (electric/acoustic) :
Verse 2
Guitar 1 (acoustic):
Guitar 2 (electric/acoustic) :
Solo
I cannot stress enough to just have fun
with this solo. It's rather easy, but
there are some tricky areas. You can always
play it really bluesy and add a little
to it (which is why I have provided the
backing track below).
