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 Posted: Thu Jun 15, 2006 12:50 pm
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Artist: Rilo Kiley
Song: More Adventurous
Album: More Adventurous
Transcribed by Chris White, hwm71(at)yahoo.com
Tuning: 1/2 step down
Eb Ab Db Gb Bb Eb
Chord Dictionary:
E: 0-2-2-1-0-0
Fm#: 2-4-4-2-0-0
Gm#: 4-6-6-4-0-0
A: 5-7-7-6-0-0
B: 7-9-9-8-0-0
Cm: 9-10-10-9-0-0
E5: X-7-9-9-0-0
D5#: X-6-8-8-0-0
D5: X-5-7-7-0-0
C5#: X-4-6-6-0-0
B5: x-2-4-4-0-0
Intro: E Fm# A
Verse 1:
E Fm# A
and it's only doubts that we're counting
E Fm# A
on fingers broken long ago
E Fm#
i read with every broken heart
A Gm# Fm# B
we should become more adventurous
Verse 2 (same verse chords)
and if you banish me from your profits
and if i get banished from the kingdom up above
i'd sacrifice money and heaven all for love
let me be loved, let me be loved
Verse 3: (same verse chords)
and if my brain quits
well i guess then that's just it
and if my hands stop workin'
you can call me lazy
and if i get pregnant
i guess i'll just have the baby
let it be loved, let me be loved
Chorus 1:
Fm#
i've been tryin' to nod my head
E
but it's like i've got a broken neck
Fm#
i wanna say i will
E5 D5# D5
as my last testament
Fm#
for me to be saved and you to be brave
E5 D5# C5# B5
we don't have to walk down that aisle
Fm# Gm# A Cm B
because if marriage ain't enough well
E
at least we'll be loved
Harmonica Solo: (verse chords)
Verse 4: (same verse chords)
i felt the wind on my cheek
comin' down from the east
and thought about how we are all
as numerous as leaves on trees
and maybe ours is the cause of all
mankind getting love make more
try to stay alive
Chorus 2: (same verse chords)
i've been tryin' to nod my head
but it's like i've got a broken neck
i wanna say i will
as my last testament
for me to be saved and you to be brave
we don't have to walk down that isle
because if marriage ain't enough well
at least we'll be loved
Ourtro: (same as verse chords) |
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Alex470
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Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2011 3:29 pm
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And five years later, I'm posting to make a decent correction to this tab.
The main riff, the E F# A part is actually much easier than trying to barre those chords. Listening to the song, Blake was clearly playing open strings, and you don't hear open strings when you're playing a barre chord. This is what he's doing:
The x's are spots where you must palm mute! The majority of the song is palm muted anyway, but the extra percussion from the muted string adds nicely. If you can't manage to mute just one string, pretend the x's are just spots not to hit or fret.
e|----0---0--0--0-----0---0--0--0------0---0--0--0--0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-R
A|----0---0--0--0-----0---0--0--0------0---0--0--0--0-0-0-0-2-2-0-0-E
D|----1---1--1--1-----1---1--1--1------1---1--1--1--2-2-1-1-1-1-1-1-P
G|----2---2--2--2-----2---2--2--2------2---2--2--2--2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-E
B|----2---2--2--2-----x---x--x--x---0-------x--x--x---x-x-x-x--x-x-x-x-A
E|-0---------------2-----------------------------------------------------------T
Pretty straightforward for the main riff! I'll post back with the rest when I get a chance/if I'm motivated. |
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