Words and Music by Jewel Kilcher, transcribed by Chris Moynihan
D1 D2 D3
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x x 0 1 3 2 x x 0 1 3 0 x x 0 1 3 4
Intro (x2) G F C D
Verse/Chorus G F C D (x3)
G F C D d
Intro (x2) G F C D
Verse/Chorus G F C D (x3)
G F C D
Bridge F A (x2)
A# AA
A#m-A#m (pick) F (strum)
[spoken: 2 3 4]
Verse/Chorus G F C D (x3)
G F C D d
Intro (x2) G F C D
End G (quick stop)
Notes:
- The three D chords at the beginning are referred to as D1,D2, & D3
to make it easy for me to write this out.
- The D and d are abbreviations for the mess at the end of each measure.
Play this progression quickly:
D = D1 D2 D1 D3
Play this progression slowly:
d = D3 D1 D3 D1 D3 D1
- The bridge. You're thinking, "What the hell is that?!" I'll explain.
The 'F A' is easy.
The 'A# AA'. Play the sharp normally. The 'AA' means two quick short A
chords.
The 'A#m-A#m'. Two quick, short A#m chords, then pick a few notes. Then
go directly to the strummed F chord.